

USC
The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, "The Greatest Stadium in the World," is a National Historic Landmark built in 1923 as a WWI memorial. With 77,500 seats, it's the only venue to host two Summer Olympics (1932, 1984) and will host a third in 2028. USC has played 647+ games hereโthird most for any program at its home stadium.
Built in 1923 as a living memorial to WWI veterans. USC played its first game October 6, 1923, beating Pomona 23-7. Originally 76,000 seats, expanded to 101,000 for the 1932 Olympics. USC took over management with a 98-year lease in 2013.
Club 400 sections offer padded seats and climate-controlled lounges. The 1923 Club rooftop terrace has 360-degree LA views. Lower bowl sections added in 1993 put you closest to the field. The Scholarship Club Tower has luxury suites and loge boxes.
USC campus lots ($50, cashless, first-come) are bestโwalk through Exposition Park. Shrine Auditorium garage is cheaper with easier exit (1-mile walk). Metro E Line stops at Expo Park/USC or Expo/Vermontโpark at outlying stations free. Rideshare pickup on Vermont Ave.
Watch the USC marching band at Tommy Trojan statue 2 hrs before kickoff, then follow them to the stadium. Clear bag policy enforced. No re-entry allowed. Tailgating on campus requires $20 reservation near Tommy Trojan. Post-game, hit The Fields LA food hall next door or head to L.A. Live downtown.
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