Rose Bowl Game Tickets

The game was fantastic but the view was into the late afternoon sun most of the time and was difficult to see well. Rows are very close together and not much leg room so every time someone passed you need to stand up.

This was one of the most exciting events i've ever attended, the fans from both sides were great. The seats were awesome and my husband & son had the time of their life. If you want to experience the next best thing to the Super Bowl, please attend a Rose Bowl Game. Ducks we will see you next year in the Rose Bowl or BCS Bowl. Go Ducks!

What a great game! Electric excitement. You had to be there to feel the energy of 91000+ fans. Awesome way to start the New Year.

Even though our team didn't win, we had a fabulous time at the Rose Bowl. It was great to be in the historic stadium and we were impressed with the facilities. The only room for improvement is that the only way to get to and from the stadium was the Vizio shuttles and the lines to get on the shuttle after the game were poorly controlled. We expected long waits but the really frustrating part is that there wasn't enough staff or barricades to keep the line intact. We ended up waiting for awhile in line, only to find that further down, people were just walking in right in front of those waiting in line.

Folks, the Rose Bowl is and old stadium. There is no concourse. You go through the tunnel, and there are the seats. The problem with this is that I actually missed the bloody kickoff by two minutes, despite being an hour early, because they have to manage tunnel traffic to prevent a jam. Also, there's only one large screen. If you're on the other side, you either get to crane your neck or hope you have great seats. Note to self: get to the gate 2 hours early next time. Of course, it's all about the game, right? Just being around that many people, being at and watching *that* game was awesome. Would I do it again, despite the problems? You bet. And no, they can't tear it down and build a new one. It's been designated a historical landmark.

The seats, stadium and fans were terrible. Very forgettable experience.

I hope they don't go to a playoff and ruin the tradition of the Rose Bowl. We had such a great time planning the trip and taking part in all of the events that build the Tournament of Roses into a fantastic week of school spirit and good natured rivalry. One look at the stadium filled with Red and Purple told you that this was a special moment for everyone. Who can remember lost play-off games? This is one time when it's more about doing one's best and supporting the cause, rather than a painful season end in some dimly lit half-filled stadium in New Jersey.

The game was & pageantry was EPIC. sdhafhadfbszdvbadf

the atmosphere at the Rose Bowl is the best of any football event I have ever been to

Ticketmaster tickets put us directly behind North goal post: Tunnel H was so backed up that we missed the kickoff, etc. That was after we had to walk all the way back to Gate C to check a small backpack at the baggage checkin area which also had a long line: one pen/one person filling out a ticket at a time ... There's really no excuse as this apparently happens every year. Shuttle line after the game was way too long. It was faster to walk back to Old Pasadena. It's too bad because it really is in a beautiful setting but apparently that gives the organizers the right to jerk fans around with high prices and lack of service ... almost like the help at LAX. I guess LA really can't handle this kind of event and they don't care to learn either.

Wow, this was a crazy game. Had to wait for about 40 minutes to get through the Tunnel to get to my seat. Then I felt like I was packed in like sardines. Never knew so many people could fit on one bench!!

Rose Bowl has so much history, you have to go at least once in your life. Dissappointed how the game came out (Badgers lost), but seats were great and easy to get in and out. Wouldn't recommend the shuttles, the line was a mile long after the game, might as well just drive in if you can. Seats were great but in low 20s rows on the sideline but looked like sight lines would be good from justabout any location.

I arrived with my family at our designated entry gate "C" at 1:05 pm. Kickoff was scheduled for approx. 2:15. We stood in a crush of more than 1000 people for over 45 minutes with no movement toward the ticket takers. There were armed police and hired security officers holding up entrance in an effort to frisk every ticketholder as if they were at the airport attempting to board flights. There were senior citizens suffering through this indignity and holding on for dear life in the crowd crush. Finally at 1:55 the security forces abandoned their stupid mission and let the remaining several hundred people through the gauntlet and into the stadium. I reached my seat at 2:10 pm just before the kickoff. I was exhausted and exasperated. I "played by the rules" and arrived at my gate more than an hour before kickoff. There is no legitimate reason that I and the hundreds of fans around me had to endure the horrific treatment of this amateur East German security state that was set up at the doors of the Rose Bowl. I attend many big time college & professional football games and have NEVER encountered anything like this. One often runs into 10 - 20 minute security lines getting into other big-league venues. But standing in a crush, much like a sardine can, for a full hour is a crime against law abiding citizens. Someone needs to investigate the Rose Bowl committee's security directives and determine who was responsible, and should therefore be fired for the mistreatment of the fans.

THEY TALKED THE TALKED AND NOW THEY WALKED THE WALK, BIG EAST IS GOING TO WISH TCU WAS THEY'RE DADDY OF THEM ALL :)

Overall, our experience was amazing! It was WAY easier than expected. We've done UCLA games before, & getting to the Rose Bowl early was key! Got in around 7:30am, we were parked in about the 3rd row in our lot on the golf course. Set up shop (tables, chairs, games, etc...) & played games until a few hours before game time. Headed to the stadium & it was great. They actually sold alcohol at the game (surprise to us, they don't do that for UCLA games). We took our time & walked around, found our seats. Overall, I'd HIGHLY recommend this to anyone who's team is playing. It's a great atmosphere & all our friends had a great time.

I have been to over 2300 sporting events but when I walked into the stadium (my 1st time there) I had goosebumps/chills that I only remember experiencing a few times...first trip to Yankee Stadium, first trip to Fenway Park, trip to the Old Boston Garden ...I would say Lambeau Filex rates as high or higher, but growing up in Wisconsin, I have been to over 100 games there so the newness is not there like the others mentioned. Of course, rooting for the Badgers made part of the day a disappointment but the story of a non BCS team winning to stay undefeated is another story worth experiening in itself. There were a few letdowns mostly cosmetic but let me just point them out in case future opportunities arise to possibly adjust these: 1) scoreboard - one thinig,, only in one end zone , meant having to turn atround every play to see the replays amd not even having scoreboard with obvious ino,, down and distamce,, yard line,, etc made it a bit on a negative. having being in teh newer stadiums with all the latest and greatest scoreboards,,,, even the one at the Rose Bowl there was small, compared to what I was expecing in see inthe "grandaddy of them all." 2) I have had end zone seats before so this is no reflection on the fact that my seat was there,,and there is probbaly nothing that can be done about this - unlike the scoreboard issue - but being in row 10, I had a hard time, seeing what exactly yard line the play was ,, stuff liek that, to the point that people around me were turning around and watching the game on the scoreboard..my thinking is..if you are going to pay $150 to watch it on screen? ..staying home would be better alternative of course then you miss the ambiance of it all, and that was the best part for me. The only other issue I had a hard time dealing with was the coming in and going out and I KNOW that traffic is always an issue,,,but I got there at 3:00 AM and asked 4 different people (who let me preface by saying ALL were extremely friendly, helpful.).EXCEPT they all had diffenet info. One guy telling me that general parking was in one lot and when I got there waiting for it to open at 4:00 was asked by a policeman (again very friendly, not used to that from cops out east - to the point that I have an attitude towards police that I probably should not have,, but YOUR policeman were nothing but friendly. So I am not sure if all of your parking attendants had the same info given to them,,, but it was confusing THEN ..at 3:00 AM) .but the worst part was coming OUTof teh stadium,,, no exit strategy whatsoever..people walking crowded (and I know theer were 90,000 plus there,, but have been to games at Michigan, Ohio State, Auburn,, etc with more,,and they were all much easier to manuever ....not the driving part...just the walking back to the car part. It is a disater waiting to happen. All in all... the positive far outweighed the negative but will also say that the negative is enough to keep me from coming again, moreso though for a "been there / done that" type of thing,,,time to move on to the Orage Bowl, Sugar Bowl,, etc.....plus cost,,,$150 for ticket...$40 to park...all in all is more than this government worker can swing ...comared to the Holiday Bowl I went to two days eearlier at half the cost, less hassle,,.....,but no goosebumps....

Game was great. Was actually 4th time to the Rose Bowl, an event one should view once for sure!

A great time.......even though the wrong team won. Not a bad seat in the house...a fantastic experience. Now for the negatives......$5 for a small water...$7 for a small beer...no habla ingles. Como se dice?............20 minute lines for the urinal....once you get in...you can't get out. Don't make plans for after the game because it take 1 hour 45 minutes to get out...no parking attendents to direct traffic which created a huge mess. But...we still had a great time.

the game was awesome!!! but as a first time visitor i was unimpressed with not only the parking arrangements for getting in and out, but also the overall crowd management at the stadium was ridiculously inept. the ushers were checking ticket stubs for end zone seats causing massive backups to spill out of the tunnels and fill the main concourse areas. hundreds in line missed kickoff because of this. only one endzone has a replay screen which is about the size of the big screen in my living room. bathrooms were small and a few men's rooms only had stalls for some reason. after the game as the crowd was exiting you couldn't access half the bathrooms in the endzone concourse as they were barricaded by security staff who directed everyone to one bathroom. the exterior perimeter was surrounded by zigzagging chain link fences that created human pileups and caused many fans to pull down and hop over just to get out of a bus line they were funneled in to. great game, corner endzone seats still offered a good view. however the horrible stadium management did nothing to impress as i thought the grandaddy of them all should.

...though we hoped for a different outcome! Best venue going for a football game. Can't wait to see the renovation.