Parsons Transportation Grp

Wow! How have I not heard of this service before? Been to many UCLA games and always dreaded about coming and going from the golf course. It usually is a nightmare. But for $ 15.00 you park in their lot and get on a bus and go, is the way to go.
The only thing I could find wrong is that if you stayed the whole game is the lines and they stop service one hour after the game. There is a ton of buses, but what if you miss the cutoff. I hope they would not leave you stranded.
I am sold on this service in the future.

We had the opposite experience of the last review. Went to the Cal UCLA game bought tickets ahead of time with parking at Parsons. Got to the lot nobody asked for extra money the shuttle was right there and off we went. Coming back after the game there was a long line that went very quicklyThe shuttles were right there took us right back to our parking lot and off we went. I don’t think I would do it any other other way unless I wanted to tailgate!

I paid for shuttle service from the Parsons lot to the Rose Bowl for the sold out Justin Timberlake and Jay Z concert this past weekend in advance via Ticketmaster. It was highly recommended that parking be purchased in advance since the show was sold out. Sure enough, there were 75,000+ people at the concert. With that number of people in attendance, I have to say that the parking situation could have been better. Parsons Transportation, decided on the day of, to charge people $ 15 per car to park in their lot. It didn’t matter if you had purchased a shuttle ticket beforehand since the $$ charged was for the privilege of parking at their lot. I was unprepared and didn’t have cash on me so the parking attendant told me to exit, find an ATM, and return. Luckily for me, my +1, Vanessa H. arrived at the same time as I did and she had cash in hand. I met up with her and ran over to the parking attendant to reclaim a parking ticket for my dash. It would have been VERY inconvenient for me to leave and return to the lot since traffic was pouring into the lot entrances. The line for the shuttle to get to the Rose Bowl moved at a snails pace. The shuttle ride itself was 10 minutes. The line to get back on the shuttle after the concert took a good 50 minutes and the ride back was another 30 minutes. I’m not sure who got the worse of it, those who parked at the Rose Bowl or those who had shuttle tickets. Massive amounts of people arriving and leaving at similar times will create a traffic nightmare. And I lived to tell the tale.