LAX to Rose Bowl Stadium Car Service

The Rose Bowl Stadium drop off point depends on the event. The stadium publishes Lot B as its ADA and Access Vehicle drop-off and pick-up location, and says rideshare locations vary by event, with details on each event's own page. Tell us your event when you book and we confirm your drop-off against that page before the day.

You can get from LAX to the Rose Bowl by private car, rideshare, taxi or public transit with a transfer. A pre-booked LAX to Rose Bowl car service meets you at your terminal and drives the 28.1 miles straight into the Arroyo Seco, mainly on CA-110. There are no transfers and no shared stops along the way.

Yes, a ride from LAX airport to Pasadena works exactly like a ride to the stadium, to any address in the city. The Rose Bowl sits in ZIP code 91103, and Pasadena also uses 91101 and 91104 through 91107. Give us the street address at booking and the fare is set for that address.

The drive from LAX to Rose Bowl Stadium is 28.1 miles and took 35–55 minutes at 10 PM on a Tuesday, 40 minutes to 1 hour 5 minutes at 11 AM, and 1 hour 5 minutes to 2 hours at 5 PM that day, per Google traffic estimates. Saturday at 2 PM ran 45 minutes to 1 hour 20 minutes.

Work back from the slowest reading for your pickup hour, then add your own time at the stadium. A 5 PM weekday pickup at LAX can take until about 7 PM to reach the Arroyo; a 2 PM Saturday pickup, until about 3:20 PM. On top of the drive, allow for the walk in from your drop-off point and the clear-bag check.

Yes. None of our readings was taken on an event day, and the stadium says streets near it close to through traffic on major event days. Even a resident's pass does not get a car through the parking toll plazas down in the Arroyo. Add your own cushion to every drive time on this page when a game or concert is on.

Leaving the Arroyo is slower than arriving. The whole crowd funnels out through the same few controlled exits, and the stadium allows no in-and-out privileges, so you cannot step out early and return. Book the LAX to Rose Bowl return with room to spare rather than against a tight connection, and call dispatch at (833) 743-3360 if your event overruns.

Yes, iRide360 picks up at the Rose Bowl and drives you on to a hotel, a restaurant or LAX. A Rose Bowl to LAX car service pickup includes 15 minutes of free wait, like any pickup away from the airport. Because the stadium sets pick-up points per event, confirm yours with dispatch when you book the return.

Your chauffeur meets you at the terminal you land in, at the lower-level Arrivals curb, or inside with a name sign if you add meet-and-greet at booking. Flying into the Tom Bradley International Terminal? Look for your chauffeur in the arrivals hall past customs, or at the lower-level curb. Lost each other? Dispatch answers at (833) 743-3360.

Nothing changes for you. Dispatch follows the flight and moves your pickup with it at no extra charge, so a late arrival does not cost you the car. Once you are on the ground, the first 60 minutes of waiting are free, and waiting beyond that runs $1 a minute. You do not need to report the delay yourself.

Only the Uber app can price a LAX to Rose Bowl Uber ride, because rideshare fares move with demand, so no fixed comparison exists. An iRide360 fare is set at booking and starts at $175 by sedan, whatever the day. Rideshare passengers also collect their car at the LAX-it lot, while your chauffeur meets you at your own terminal.

A taxi to the Rose Bowl is metered, so the total depends on the trip and the traffic that day; check LAX's official website for current taxi information. An iRide360 fare is agreed before you travel, so a slow crawl up CA-110 costs you nothing extra. Your chauffeur also meets you at your terminal rather than in a taxi line.

The Rose Bowl shuttle runs between the Parsons Engineering Complex in Old Town Pasadena and Lot B at the stadium. The stadium says shuttle operation varies depending on the event and that the service is not available for all events, so check your event's own page. It does not run from LAX, and iRide360 is not that shuttle.

No, there is no LAX to Rose Bowl shuttle run by the airport or the stadium. Shared shuttle operators serve parts of the Los Angeles area and each sets its own fares, stops and schedule, so a LAX to Pasadena shuttle may stop for other riders along the way. An iRide360 car carries your party alone, with no stops for strangers.

iRide360 is a black car service, running black executive sedans and full-size luxury SUVs rather than stretch limousines. Searches for a limo service to Rose Bowl events land here because the experience matches: a professional chauffeur, your party alone, bags handled, and a fare agreed before you travel. A Rose Bowl limo service of that kind seats up to 3 in the sedan and 5 in the SUV. Our CPUC license is TCP 43833-A.

The executive sedan fits up to 3 passengers with 3 bags, and the luxury SUV fits up to 5 passengers with 5 bags. Count the suitcases as carefully as the people, because the Arroyo run is 28.1 miles with no chance to swap vehicles. Mention oversized items at booking so dispatch sends the right car.

Yes, we run in and out of Pasadena every day of the year, for the stadium and for any other address in the city. Stadium tours, the flea market, a golf round at Brookside and an ordinary hotel transfer all book the same way. The fare follows your address and vehicle, and it is set when you book.

The best car service for LAX passes four checks for your trip: it shows a CPUC license number, it tracks your flight, it fixes the price at booking, and it meets you at your terminal instead of the LAX-it lot. iRide360 lists TCP 43833-A, follows every arrival, gives 60 free minutes after landing and holds a 5.0★ Google rating.

Yes. iRide360 fits booster, forward-facing and rear-facing child seats from $25 each. Tell us at booking which type you need, how many, and each child's age and weight. The seats are fitted before your chauffeur reaches you, whether we collect you at the LAX curb or in the Arroyo for the ride back.

Yes. Add the stop at booking, or call dispatch before pickup. A hotel check-in on the way is the usual one. Your fare grows only by the miles and minutes the stop adds, and the same car and chauffeur stay with you to the last address, so the bags never leave the vehicle.

Book as soon as your flight time and your event time are both firm, and reserve the ride back at the same time. An early booking holds the sedan or SUV you want, plus any child seats. Dispatch takes short-notice bookings around the clock at (833) 743-3360, though an event day is the worst day to leave the ride late.

Yes. Pickup time, address and vehicle can all be changed online or through dispatch at (833) 743-3360, and the price is recalculated for the new trip. Kickoff times at the stadium are sometimes confirmed late, so move your pickup as soon as you know. A flight delay needs no call; dispatch is already watching the flight.