re: Official LSU/UCLA Planning Thread (Masks Now Required in LA County)

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I found this link for the golf course, seems bruin may be onto something here. I'm driving from South OC, curious what time I need to arrive to grab a spot.

There is a good group of Dallas Alumni going. If nothing official pops up I can try and put something together

Flights on Southwest to Ontario or LAX look pretty good. But those are out of NO.

The closest bars are a 45 minute walk from the stadium.

Anaheim isn't that far from Pasadena (reasonably speaking). It's a 40 minute drive.

Rose Bowl is a great stadium to tailgate and see a game. It's a pain to get out of after the game though. Leave a little early or jog to your car to beat the crowds!!

The furthest parking spots are not all that far from the stadium. But just like any other game 3 or 4 hours before kickoff should be okay. But people will start showing up much earlier than that.

General Parking
Parking in Lot H and Brookside Park and Golf Course are sold by the City of Pasadena for $25 per car in advance and $30 on gameday. Lots open six (6) hours prior to kick-off. Visit ticketmaster.com to purchase parking in advance. Handicap parking is available immediately adjacent to the Rose Bowl, and vehicles must display a valid State of California handicapped placard and registration upon entering these lots.

Parsons' Lot Parking and Shuttle Buses
Parking is also available at the Parsons' lot in Pasadena for $18 on game day and features a free round-trip shuttle to and from the Rose Bowl Lot B, beginning 3 hours prior to kick-off and ending 1 hour after the game.

Parking Lot Policies
Overnight parking is prohibited in all Lots.
Parking lots close 90 minutes following the conclusion of the game.
Parking is first-come, first-served. No saving of parking spaces is permitted.
In and out privileges are not allowed.

re: Official LSU/UCLA Planning ThreadPosted on 8/9/21 at 12:23 am to hugo
Anaheim isn't that far from Pasadena (reasonably speaking). It's a 40 minute drive.

Rose Bowl is a great stadium to tailgate and see a game. It's a pain to get out of after the game though. Leave a little early or jog to your car to beat the crowds!!


Though most map services make it seem like they're only that far away, most LA travel sites will tell you that you should add 30-45 minutes to any trip to allow for that LA traffic.

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Trying to convince our group to fly into Vegas Thursday, drive to LA Saturday

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if you do, leave early saturday morning. My friend who lives in vegas said LV to LA on labor day weekend can take 6+ hrs due to traffic.

Assuming you drove over there? I'm planning to walk back towards Pasadena and catch a car. Would we need to wait for traffic to clear there too or is it easy to get a car?

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Assuming you drove over there? I'm planning to walk back towards Pasadena and catch a car. Would we need to wait for traffic to clear there too or is it easy to get a car?

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Yeah, I'm going to drive to and park in Pasadena and walk the mile or so over to the stadium and back at the end of the game.

I should add I haven't Ubered in LA but in Pittsburgh, but just from the maps(I have a job in transportation too) I can tell it's a similar setup to Heinz Field where there's lots of bottlenecks, so to get to and find someone waiting right by the Rose Bowl after a game to pick them up will be very difficult and the surcharge at that time would be huge.

Does anyone know how well the shuttle runs from the Rose Bowl to the subway stop? If you don't want to walk, you could probably park in Pasadena, catch that shuttle and go over too. I considered doing that, but I'm not going to want to wait for it after the game, so if I'm going to walk that way at the end of the game I decided to walk it on the way to the game so I know where I'm going.