Rose Bowl Game Parking Tips
The first Rose Bowl Game was played in 1902. Attendance often surpasses 90,000. As a result, parking quickly turns into a chaotic headache for visitors. To ensure an enjoyable Rose Bowl experience, follow some key procedures and make it to the game on time.
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Payment
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Make sure you bring enough cash to cover the price of parking. Cars cost $40, RVs are $150 and buses and limos range from $230 to $300. Advanced parking permits are available for buses and limos, and are cheaper than day-of-game rates. All prices were as of 2010.
Arrival
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It is recommended visitors arrive as early as possible. Gates open at 4 a.m., and stadium officials suggest attendees arrive no later than 10 or 11 a.m. to secure a parking space. It is recommended that people carpool whenever possible.
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Alternatives
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One alternative to parking at the stadium is parking nine blocks away at Roosevelt Elementary School. Parking is $30. A number of free shuttles also run near the stadium. Parsons Corp. offers parking options -- and a free shuttle -- that drops fans off right in front of the stadium.
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References
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