Rose Bowl Stadium
The Rose Bowl, 'The Granddaddy of Them All,' will host Olympic soccer at LA 2028, continuing its legendary tradition of hosting the world's greatest sporting events. This 88,565-seat stadium in Pasadena's Arroyo Seco has hosted five Super Bowls, the 1984 Olympic soccer final, the 1994 and 1999 FIFA World Cup finals, and countless Rose Bowl Games. Set against the San Gabriel Mountains, the stadium's natural beauty and storied history create an unmatched atmosphere. Olympic soccer matches here will carry the weight of nearly a century of sports excellence.
Sports Hosted
Getting There
Address
1001 Rose Bowl Dr, Pasadena, CA 91103
34.1613, -118.1677
Public Transit
Metro L Line (Gold) to Memorial Park or Lake stations, then shuttle service to the stadium. Special Olympic transit routes expected.
Driving
From I-210, exit at Seco Street or Mountain Street and follow signs. From I-110 (Pasadena Freeway), take Arroyo Parkway north.
Parking
Extensive parking in surrounding golf course lots and Brookside Park. Pre-purchase strongly recommended. Tailgating not typically allowed for Olympic events.
Rideshare
Designated pickup/drop-off areas on Arroyo Blvd and Rose Bowl Drive. Expect longer wait times during events.
Accessibility
Accessible seating throughout the stadium. ADA parking in preferred lots. Note: The stadium uses ramps rather than elevators due to its historic design. Some areas require significant travel distance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about visiting Rose Bowl Stadium during LA 2028.
Venue Info
- Zone
- Pasadena Zone
- Capacity
- 88,565
- Sports Count
- 1 sport
Data Sources
- •LA28 Official Venue Plan 2024