Wallis Annenberg Stadium

UCLA held a grand opening for the Wallis Annenberg Stadium, the new home of UCLA men’s and women’s soccer, on Aug. 17, 2018. The Bruins opened the stadium in dramatic fashion, downing visiting Long Beach State, 1-0 on a goal with two seconds left in regulation.

The stadium, which seats 2,145, is located at the previously-named North Athletic Field, where the Bruins played selected home games from 1967-99, after which home games were moved to Drake Stadium. The new stadium was made possible thanks to a $5 million lead gift from the Annenberg Foundation.

The grand opening completes the first phase of the Wallis Annenberg Stadium project and includes grandstand seating and press box on the west side, a Daktronics LED video board and Musco Sports lighting. Future phases of the stadium project may include expanded stadium seating, a training room, student-athlete locker room, coaches’ locker rooms, meeting spaces, ticketing space, and a new press box.

For more information, visit woodenathleticfund.com/annenberg.

Annenberg Foundation is a family foundation that provides funding and support to nonprofit organizations in the United States and globally. Since 1989, it has generously funded programs in education and youth development; arts, culture and humanities; civic and community life; health and human services; and animal services and the environment. In addition, the Foundation and its Board of Directors are directly involved in the community with innovative projects that further its mission of advancing a better tomorrow through visionary leadership today. Among them are Annenberg Alchemy, Annenberg Learner, Annenberg Space for Photography, AnnenbergTech, explore, GRoW @ Annenberg and the Metabolic Studio. The Foundation encourages the development of effective ways to communicate by sharing ideas and knowledge.

Parking
Lot 4 is the parking lot for Wallis Annenberg Stadium ($15 per vehicle). For additional parking information, including campus parking maps, please click HERE.

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Photo/Video Policy
Professional cameras and cameras with telephoto or detachable lenses longer than the width (base) of the camera are prohibited in UCLA athletic venues. Only those credentialed by the UCLA Athletic Communications Office will have the right to use such equipment. Flash photography, video cameras, monopods and tripods are also prohibited. UCLA event management reserves the right to ask guests to put cameras or video equipment away.

Safety & Security
To provide a safer environment for the public, UCLA Athletics will be implementing a bag check policy at Drake Stadium beginning the 2017-18 season. Security staff members will now search all bags, purses and backpacks brought into the venue- at each public entryway.

Prohibited items include, but are not limited to:

Animals (other than service animals required because of a disability)
Any outside beverages other than factory sealed water 32oz/1 liter or less, (empty reusable bottles are allowed; no glass)
Backpacks, bags, or purses larger than 4.5” x 6.5”. Clutches larger than 4.5” x 6.5”. Clear bags larger than 12 x 12 x 6. UCLA Clear Bag Policy
Balls, toys, sports equipment, or similar throwable items
Banners, signs, flags, poles, or sticks
Boxes, coolers, or wrapped packages of any size
Helium balloons
Laser pointers
Monopods, tripods or unauthorized video cameras, professional cameras and cameras with telephoto or detachable lenses, or camera’s with lenses longer than 3.5 inches
Noisemakers including thunder sticks, musical instruments, whistles, air horns and boom boxes
Skates, skateboards, scooters or bicycles
Unsliced fruits or vegetables
Weapons or projectiles

UCLA Athletics is committed to serving its community by providing a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for everyone on event day. As an attendee of a UCLA Athletics event, join us in creating a positive event experience for everyone by adhering to the following guidelines.

Guests must comply with venue staff and messaging at all times, including in regards to venue operations and emergency procedures.
Guests appearing intoxicated, inebriated or showing other signs of impairment related to alcohol consumption or drug use may be denied access to the venue or subject to ejection. Intervention with an intoxicated or impaired guest will be handled in a prompt and safe manner.
Guests should sit only in their ticketed seats and upon request must show their valid ticket or University ID to venue personnel. Guests are permitted to sit or stand, when appropriate during an event, only occupying the area in front of their ticketed seat. Standing in aisles and on seat surfaces is strictly prohibited.
Guests are prohibited from using foul or obscene gestures or language on signs or clothing, or using fighting, taunting, or threatening remarks or gestures. Guests who engage in such behavior will be subject to ejection from the venue without refund or reimbursement.
Guests who attempt to enter the competitive area or other restricted spaces, throw objects, or disrupt competition in any other manner will be ejected from the venue immediately.
Guests agree to follow all health and safety policies; including all applicable campus, local, state and federal orders, regulations and ordinances at all times.
The entire UCLA campus is smoke and tobacco-free. The smoke and tobacco-free policy includes all UCLA indoor and outdoor areas, and also prohibits other tobacco use, including vaping or hookah use, and also includes smoked marijuana.

Ticket account holders and ticket bearers are responsible for the actions of themselves and their guests in possession of the tickets. Persons violating this Fan Code of Conduct may have their ticket privileges revoked, regardless of whether or not the spectators in violation are the ticket holders of record. Consequences for individuals who do not adhere to the Fan Code of Conduct may include, but are not limited to: seat relocation, loss of ticket purchasing privileges, ejection from the facility, letter of warning, or arrest. Students involved in such activities or other disruptive behavior will also be subject to disciplinary action through UCLA Office of Student Conduct (click here). UCLA Athletics reserves the right to not enforce prohibited behaviors based on the interests of public safety, operational staffing, and other considerations.

If you have any other questions, please contact the UCLA Game Management Office at (310) 206-6713. The office is open Mon.-Fri. between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.