More than a million people attend the Tournament of Roses parade and Rose Bowl game each year. Parking is extremely limited and can be expensive.
Visitors also face roads blocked off for the parade and crowd control.
Monty Bernstein runs Easy Parking Services, which has 10 paid parking lots along the parade route. The closer it gets to the 8 a.m. start time, the more jammed the roads become. If attending both the parade and Rose Bowl game, park at the beginning of the parade route. Here, the parade ends at 10 a.m., allowing ample time to get to Rose Bowl stadium by the 2 p.m. kick-off. Park on the north side of the street, if viewing the parade from the north side of the street.