2022 Rose Bowl Game and Events
2022 Rose Bowl Members Ticket Package
Includes 1 Rose Bowl Ticket ($250 face value) + 1 Rose Queen & Court Celebration Mixer ticket ($40)
+ Administrative Handling Fee ($25) = Total $315
LIMIT 2 TICKETS PER MEMBER (may put in a request for more)
ROSE BOWL IS ALL ELECTRONIC TICKETING THIS YEAR
NON-MEMBERS must sign up for membership in order to purchase tickets
$15 annually for people under 30 years old
$30 annually for people 30 years and older
The administration fee covers distribution and insurance costs.
*Must be a current Club member in good standing
Includes 1 Rose Bowl Ticket ($250 face value) + 1 Rose Queen & Court Celebration Mixer ticket ($40)
+ Administrative Handling Fee ($25) = Total $315
LIMIT 2 TICKETS PER MEMBER (may put in a request for more)
ROSE BOWL IS ALL ELECTRONIC TICKETING THIS YEAR
NON-MEMBERS must sign up for membership in order to purchase tickets
$15 annually for people under 30 years old
$30 annually for people 30 years and older
The administration fee covers distribution and insurance costs.
*Must be a current Club member in good standing
The Rose Bowl is known as the "Granddaddy of them all" for one simple fact: it is the oldest college football bowl game. Played in Pasadena, California, in the Rose Bowl Stadium, the first contest was presented on January 1, 1902. It was then called the "Tournament East-West football game."
January 1, 1947 was the first Rose Bowl game between the Big Nine (now Big Ten) and the PCC (now Pac-12) between #4 UCLA and #5 Illinois. Illinois won 45-14 with 90,000 in attendance. The exclusive agreement among the Tournament of Roses Association, the Big Ten Conference and the Pac-12 Conference is the oldest intercollegiate postseason bowl agreement between two major conferences in the United States.
Big Ten Club Membership Has Its Privileges
Each year the Big Ten Club is allowed to purchase a special allotment of tickets to the Rose Bowl Game and you are invited to join in the fun. Our Rose Bowl Package includes select seating from the Tournament of Roses and offers an exclusive opportunity to attend the Queen's Luncheon and meet the 2022 Rose Queen and her Royal Court.
There are many reasons to be a member of the Big Ten Club. Discounts to exclusive events, an opportunity to meet other Big Ten Alumni and of course have access to tickets for the "Grandaddy of them all" the Rose Bowl.
January 1, 1947 was the first Rose Bowl game between the Big Nine (now Big Ten) and the PCC (now Pac-12) between #4 UCLA and #5 Illinois. Illinois won 45-14 with 90,000 in attendance. The exclusive agreement among the Tournament of Roses Association, the Big Ten Conference and the Pac-12 Conference is the oldest intercollegiate postseason bowl agreement between two major conferences in the United States.
Big Ten Club Membership Has Its Privileges
Each year the Big Ten Club is allowed to purchase a special allotment of tickets to the Rose Bowl Game and you are invited to join in the fun. Our Rose Bowl Package includes select seating from the Tournament of Roses and offers an exclusive opportunity to attend the Queen's Luncheon and meet the 2022 Rose Queen and her Royal Court.
There are many reasons to be a member of the Big Ten Club. Discounts to exclusive events, an opportunity to meet other Big Ten Alumni and of course have access to tickets for the "Grandaddy of them all" the Rose Bowl.
How to Get to the Rose Bowl & What to Bring to the ROSE BOWL?
QUESTIONS?
Contact Big Ten Club President, Derek Hildebrandt, president@bigtenclub.com
Contact Big Ten Club President, Derek Hildebrandt, president@bigtenclub.com
2022 Rose Bowl RELATED Events
Rose Bowl hall of Fame INDUCTION CEREMONY
DECEMBER 30, 2021 | 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM | 1001 ROSE BOWL DRIVE, PASADENA
The Rose Bowl Hall of Fame was established in 1989 to honor members of the Rose Bowl Game family who have contributed to the history and excitement of the Rose Bowl Game and those who embody the best of the passion, strength, tradition, and honor associated with The Granddaddy of Them All®. What was once only a dream of 1982 Tournament of Roses President Harold E. Coombes has become an annual tradition with over 100 inductees.
This year’s inductees are Anthony Davis (USC), Jim Delany (Big Ten) and Ron Simpkins (Michigan).
Those eligible for induction include players, coaches, school administrators, athletic directors, conference officials and others who have made special contributions to the Rose Bowl Game. Inductees are selected by a committee made up of representatives from the Tournament of Roses, media professionals, and leaders in college football.
Once selected, inductees are celebrated at a ceremony where they receive the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame trophy and blazer. In addition, inductees are memorialized on a permanent plaque with their names and year of induction at The Court of Champions at the Rose Bowl Stadium.
The Rose Bowl Hall of Fame was established in 1989 to honor members of the Rose Bowl Game family who have contributed to the history and excitement of the Rose Bowl Game and those who embody the best of the passion, strength, tradition, and honor associated with The Granddaddy of Them All®. What was once only a dream of 1982 Tournament of Roses President Harold E. Coombes has become an annual tradition with over 100 inductees.
This year’s inductees are Anthony Davis (USC), Jim Delany (Big Ten) and Ron Simpkins (Michigan).
Those eligible for induction include players, coaches, school administrators, athletic directors, conference officials and others who have made special contributions to the Rose Bowl Game. Inductees are selected by a committee made up of representatives from the Tournament of Roses, media professionals, and leaders in college football.
Once selected, inductees are celebrated at a ceremony where they receive the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame trophy and blazer. In addition, inductees are memorialized on a permanent plaque with their names and year of induction at The Court of Champions at the Rose Bowl Stadium.
Post Parade: A Showcase of Floats
January 1-2, 2022
Open January 1 and 2, Floatfest: A Rose Parade Showcase features a 2-mile showcase of Rose Parade floats following their appearance along the parade route. Each year, nearly 70,000 visitors head to Sierra Madre and Washington Boulevards in Pasadena for the chance to walk within a few feet of the floats and appreciate up close, the creativity and detail of each magnificent display. Participating float exhibitors can engage with event attendees in this event’s family-friendly, celebratory environment.
Open January 1 and 2, Floatfest: A Rose Parade Showcase features a 2-mile showcase of Rose Parade floats following their appearance along the parade route. Each year, nearly 70,000 visitors head to Sierra Madre and Washington Boulevards in Pasadena for the chance to walk within a few feet of the floats and appreciate up close, the creativity and detail of each magnificent display. Participating float exhibitors can engage with event attendees in this event’s family-friendly, celebratory environment.