Arrival — It starts before you walk in

It is a clear Pasadena morning on New Year's Day. The San Gabriel Mountains rise behind the Rose Bowl.

You pull into reserved parking in Lot F. No circling, no guessing, no long walk.

You are exactly where you are supposed to be.

Doors Open — Your home base for the day

The Field Club is yours all day. The club opens the moment the gates do — 10:30 AM for a 1:00 PM kickoff, or 2:30 PM for a 5:00 PM kickoff — and every Field Club ticket includes full access before, during, and after the final whistle.

You're handed a commemorative gift and a souvenir game program to take home.

All Day — Nothing to pay for once you're inside

All-inclusive food and drink — water, soda, beer, wine and spirits.

No lines at the concession stand. No wallet at the bar. Your friends are arguing about the spread. Someone's kid has found the best seat in the house. Everything is taken care of.

Pregame — Loge guests only

Loge guests go down onto the Rose Bowl field before the game.

The teams are warming up. You can hear their voices, the snap of the ball. You take photos you'll show people for years — on the most iconic field in college football, on New Year's Day.

Head to the field anytime up to 30 minutes before kickoff.

Kickoff — The Rose Bowl Game

You take your seat for kickoff. The crowd erupts.

At any point you can step back into the Field Club, grab food or a drink, and return to your seat. In the Loge, your group sits together with your own TV on the credenza to keep up with the rest of the New Year's Day slate.

You have settled into your home away from home.

Postgame — The day isn't over

The clock hits zero. While 90,000 people head for the exits, you get to stay.

The Field Club stays open for one hour after the game, with the bar pouring for the first 30 minutes. Let the traffic clear. Relive the big plays. Have one more drink with your family and friends.