Rose Bowl Stadium – Ultimate Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Iconic Venue, Unforgettable Experiences

The Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena is a historic landmark, hosting legendary events like the Rose Bowl Game, concerts, and soccer matches. With a capacity of 92,000+, its seating layout offers diverse experiences—from electric atmospheres in general admission to premium VIP luxury.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Field Level (Sections 1-27): Closest to the action, ideal for football and concerts. Lower rows may have limited elevation, while higher rows improve sightlines.
• Loge Level (Sections 101-127): Balanced views with fewer stairs. Mid-field sections (110-118) provide optimal angles.
• Terrace Level (Sections 201-232): Elevated perspective for panoramic views, but steep stairs may challenge some attendees.
• End Zones (Sections 17-19, 129+): Budget-friendly but skewed views. Best for immersive crowd energy.

Best Seats by Event

• Concerts: Mid-field Loge (Sections 112-116) avoids stage obstructions.
• Football: 50-yard-line Terrace (Sections 211-217) for tactical views.
• Soccer: Corner Flag areas (Sections 5-8) for close-up plays.

VIP & Accessibility

• Luxury Suites: Climate-controlled with catering; book early for high-demand events.
• Club Seats: Access to exclusive lounges and concessions.
• ADA Access: Wheelchair-accessible seating in all levels; request companion seats.

Pro Tips

Avoid pillars in historic sections (check interactive maps). For sunset events, west-side seats (Sections 23-27) may face glare. Budget tip: Upper Terrace corners offer affordability without sacrificing atmosphere.