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USC Trojans vs. San Jose State Spartans Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum August 29th, 2026
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Parking & Directions for San Jose State Spartans Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
3939 S. Figeroa St, Los Angeles, CA
90037, US
1. Coliseum Lot - 0.1 miles, $20
2. Exposition Park Lot 6 - 0.3 miles, $15
3. USC Parking Structure D - 0.4 miles, $10
4. LA State Historic Park - 2.5 miles, $15
5. Street parking - varies, $5-15
The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum isn’t just a stadium; it’s a living piece of history that oozes character and stories. With its stunning peristyle arch and a seating capacity of around 77,500, it’s one of the largest and most recognizable venues in the country. Imagine the buzz of a San Jose State Spartans game echoing through those storied stands, there’s just something about being in a place that’s hosted everything from Olympic trials to historic baseball All-Star Games in 1959. The atmosphere is electric, especially in the 200 level where upscale food and drinks make it feel almost like a mini event within the event. For those wanting a little extra privacy or a better view, loge boxes offer a more exclusive vibe, perfect for catching The Game with friends or even entertaining clients. And yeah, parking and traffic can be a pain, so planning ahead and leaving early is always a smart move. If you’re heading from the 101, just hop onto the 110 south and exit onto Exposition Boulevard, that’s the easiest route to soak in all the history and excitement at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, especially if you’re catching a San Jose State Spartans game or any other big event. It’s more than just a sports venue, it's a symbol of Los Angeles’ rich past and vibrant present.