The nation's most famous college football stadium - The Rose Bowl - has been the home of UCLA football since 1982. One of the finest football stadiums in America, the Rose Bowl was built specifically for football, but was used for portions of the 1932 Olympic Games, and was also the soccer site for the 1984 Olympics.

The Rose Bowl has also been the site for four Super Bowls, the 1994 World Cup and the 1999 Women's World Cup. The Rose Bowl was completed in 1922 and was first used for the USC-California game that same year. Although the stadium has held well over 100,000 fans over the years, the current seating capacity is 91,136.

UCLA STADIUM DIRECTIONS

FROM THE NORTH:

* San Francisco/Ventura Area
101 FWY south towards Los Angeles 134 FWY east towards Pasadena exit Linda Vista Follow signs
* Less congested option
101 south To Los Angeles 118 FWY east to 210 FWY east to Pasadena 210 FWY to Pasadena exit Mountain/Seco, Arroyo Blvd/Windsor Follow signs

* Bakersfield Area
HWY 99 South towards Interstate 5 Interstate 5 south towards Los Angeles 134 FWY east towards Pasadena exit Linda Vista Follow signs
* Less congested option
HWY 99 south to I-5 south to 210 FWY east towards Pasadena 210 FWY east to Pasadena exit Mountain/Seco, Arroyo Blvd/Windsor Follow signs
* Reno/LakeTahoe Area
Interstate 395 south towards Los Angeles 14 FWY towards Los Angeles 210 FWY east towards Pasadena exit Mountain/Seco, Arroyo Blvd/Windsor Follow signs.

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FROM THE SOUTHWEST LOS ANGELES AREA:

* San Diego Area
Interstate 5 north towards Los Angeles 605 FWY north 210 FWY west towards Pasadena 210 West towards San Fernando Exit Mountain/Seco, Lincoln, Arroyo Blvd/Windsor Follow signs.
* Orange County/Beach Cities
Interstate 405 north - 605 FWY north from Long Beach 210 FWY Pasadena west towards San Fernando exit Mountain/Seco, Lincoln, Arroyo Blvd/Windsor Follow signs.
* Los Angeles Area/ Including Monterey Park, Bell Gardens
South Gate Golden State FWY (5) North to the Glendale FWY (2) -Glendale FWY (2) North to the Foothill FWY (210). (210) FWY east exit Arroyo/Windsor, Mountain/Seco. Follow signs. Glendale Fwy (2) Glendale FWY North (2) to the Foothill FWY (210). (210) FWY east Exit Arroyo/Windsor or Mountain/Seco. Follow signs.
* West Los Angeles Area/Including Santa Monica, Marina Del Rey, Culver City
Santa Monica FWY 10 east to the Harbor FWY 110 north To the Golden State FWY 5 north, to the Glendale FWY 2 north, to the Foothill FWY 210 east Exit Arroyo/Windsor or Mountain/Seco. Follow signs.

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FROM THE EAST:

* West Covina/Pomona Area
Interstate 10 west towards Los Angeles - 605 FWY north 210 FWY north 210 FWY west towards Pasadena 210 FWY West towards San Fernando exit Mountain/Seco, Lincoln, Arroyo Blvd/Windsor. Follow signs.
* Duarte/Monrovia/Arcadia/East San Gabriel Valley
210 FWY west towards Pasadena - 210 FWY west towards San Fernando exit Mountain/Seco, Lincoln, Arroyo Blvd/Windsor. Follow signs
* Las Vegas/San Bernandino Area
HWY 15 towards Los Angeles; HWY 210 west to Interstate 210 west to Pasadena; continue on 210 towards San Fernando; exit at Mountain/ Seco; at Lincoln or at Arroyo Blvd./ Windsor. Follow signs to Bowl.

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FROM THE NORTHWEST:

* San Fernando Valley/LaCanada/Flintridge Area
210 FWY east towards Pasadena exit Arroyo Blvd./ Windsor, Mountain/Seco. Follow signs
* Van Nuys/Burbank Area
134 FWY east towards Pasadena exit Linda Vista. Follow signs.
* Less congested option
134 FWY east towards Pasadena to Glendale FWY (2) north Glendale FWY (2) north to 210 FWY east To Pasadena exit Mountain/Seco, Arroyo Blvd/Windsor. Follow signs

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POLICE URGE MOTORISTS TO AVOID THE PASADENA FWY 110