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I was very unimpressed with the food we got. Food is 1/2 the experience for me at baseball games. The super dodger dog was far from super. Water $6.50 which is way overpriced (I understand that stadiums can do this but how about like $3 or $4 come on). Other than that, I loved the atmosphere. The Jumbotron and events there are fun. I think this stadium needs to up the quality of its food read more

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Ozzy A.

7 years ago

Gooooo Dodgers!!!!! the dodgers take all the way to the World Series this season... this will be an exciting time for all Dodger fans out there let's go Dodgers.... great time great foood a variety of drinks and food to choose from highly recommend you come on down here read more

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I came here to watch dodgers game , the General Parking is $25 at the entrance. My friend and I have to leave early but found our car got blocked by a Ford pick up truck , the pick up truck blocked the only exit of the aisle. I called the dodgers parking lot services and they said they will try to send a towing truck as soon as they can. We waited more than hour but no sign of anyone coming. We have places to go to and can't get out , We were very upset as what if there is emergency , and we can't be there? The service is poor and parking is expensive, this is very bad and will not come watch dodgers game ever again! Thumbs down read more

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Lynn N.

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9 years ago

Love me some baseball... With that said, I love me some Dodgers! I have been here a few times now and found that my favorite time was during an early evening game where you see the sun setting on the beautiful backdrop.... Truly a cool stadium. Crazy, but yes, I am a Bay Area girl, BUT my favorite team is the LA Dodgers!!! Go ahead send the hate mail \(._.)/ read more

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Tanya F.

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9 years ago

It's dodger stadium! It's the happiest place on earth...well for me at least :) I come once a year and sit at baseline with my hubby. We get to enjoy the kettle one club with unlimited food and beverages ( not liquor..unfortunately) but hey they have a bar so drink up! Plus you get unlimited Dodger dogs! Yup.. that alone is worth the tickets. They bring you stuff to your seats so you can actually enjoy the full game. The severs are super chill. Had a great time. Unfortunately, they lost that day but everyone has a bad day. We'll get em next time. Go Dodgers! read more

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Patrick R.

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Coming from Europe I only knew and loved soccer (still hate this term). Until I met the Yankees as I was living in the East Coast. I fell in love with them and Baseball and I call myself proudly a Yankee fan and a Dodger supporter. One of my goals in live is to visit as many if not all Stadiums in the US. I've been in Dodger Stadium many times and found out a few things that are important to me. 1. I do not go to Top Deck, it is a waste of time, money and fun. 2. I do not sit in AYCE Pavilion, it is annoying as a small blather. You have to get up every time to let people pass that want to eat, eat and eat. When you stand in a line, and realize that you are waiting because all the food is gone, and you wait for a for ever for a new ship load of Dodger Dogs. You miss to much of the Dodger experience out there. My favorite spot is the Left Field Pavilion, get seats as close to the field and enjoy yourself. Chances are that you catch a ball, play with the 99 cent beach ball, do the wave and have fun with all those drunks (they are really hilarious). Make sure you wear no other gear, but Dodger gear unless, you like to be the center of all attention and function as a public garbage can. Another cool thing is you can bring your own peanuts, sunflower seeds, Subway's, Quizno's and so on. I actually saw a guy with a couple of Little Cesar Pizza's, and O yeah you can bring water and soda's. Other seats I prefer are the once as close to the field, but my budget does not allow it all the time. They did a lot of renovation to the park so some of the old con's are gone. It is always fun to go and to root, root, root for the Dodgers, especially when the Giant or Padres are in town. Ta-ta-ta-tatata.....................Charge!!!!!! read more

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Keven W.

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I remembered Costco was having a sale on Dodger's tickets and I took my friend on field level seats. It was two for $40 and we got some hotdogs and so forth. My friend and I had a fun time at the game. It was hot and sunny, but we got a tan heheheh. Anyways the game was fun and parking was $15 dollars which is not a surprise. I guess because it was in the middle of nowhere. The only probably is that getting the tickets was a pain because you had to go to the top level to buy tickets. I like getting a farmer john hotdog as well. It is an old stadium as well, but we been to a couple of games and remember that we went when Darryl Strawberry was in town and Hideo Nomo years. read more

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Tony M.

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Blue heaven on earth!

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Kelly K.

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I've been to 11 ballparks and Dodger Stadium is one of my least favorites - I'm more into modern architecture and Dodger Stadium is one of the 3 oldest parks in the country. Fenway and Wrigley are the oldest and both have so much more character. Dodger Stadium gets a bad wrap because of stupid fights between Dodger and Giant fans, but you can't let stupid ghetto people make the park look bad. It may not have many cool, unique features, but the park is always well kept and of the 81 home games, there's NEVER a bad night to watch a ball game here. Plus, no matter how good or bad the Dodgers are doing, there's always a loyal crowd and they really know how to get into the game. Birthplace of the wave - come on! read more

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Joyce D.

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LA LA LA BABY! It's that song from that one band... I am a fan of baseball. It is on my bucket list to see ALL (if not, the majority) of the MLB Stadiums. I've seen all the ones in California...I'm almost there. Came here for...well, a Dodger game. It was just recently remodeled and since this was my first visit, I could not tell the difference. Shocker! The game was good and as always fun because of the company I am with. The stadium has history and it is rather run down, but that's history for you! The parking is...le sigh...frustrating. Is it me or do people not know how to park?!?! The stadium is somewhat clean and for some odd reason, I felt like my life was in danger...is it because of all the cops in the area? Oh well, I made it out alive! If you sit in the bleachers, the view of LA is pretty cool. I have no concerns with this stadium...it was good...nothing too great or disappointing. It's average or A-Ok! Oh, I was a bit disappointed that the soap did not have any scent. Hands down, the Big A still takes the cake in the soap category! read more

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Lucy W. H.

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Love Dodger Stadium. Bought season tickets one year, but the prices keep going up and up and up...so I only go periodically now. Last night I tried Extreme Loaded Dogs for the first time which prompted this review. Get thee to the loge section, these grilled Dodger dogs are wonderful, especially compared with your choices there. It kills me that other ballparks have such great variety of food, and Dodger Stadium lags lags lags. In honor of my Ohio roots, I ordered the special. Cincinnati Dog. With Chili. No beans. It was tasty, but I had to eat it with knife and work. I wished there was cheddar cheese. What's chili w/o cheddar cheese sprinkled on top? Next up, Doyer dogs. Jalapeno, pico de gallo and nacho cheese. The Blue Moon w/Agave Nectar was smooth. I love my bobbleheads almost as much as I love Dodger fans. read more

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Gina J.

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Under the new ownership, Dodger stadium has had a few facelifts. They're definitely gearing towards a family friendly park. The bathrooms are much cleaner. The staff members are noticeably nicer. The best new change is decreasing the parking from $15 to $10. My only complaint is how expensive the concessions are. I get it...ballpark food is ridiculous expensive, but it's one thing to know you'll be paying a lot and another thing to see the amount of food getting smaller while still paying the same high price. read more

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Joe T.

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I was here for the Guinness International Champions Cup. I am not sure why it was here as baseball stadium is not the best venue for a soccer match. Overall it was a great time watching 2 games here. The stadium really shows its age when with really bad freeway access. I accidentally cut off the freeway by mistake and took city streets which turned out to be faster. Entry into the parking lot was fast. Exiting the lot after everyone left was OK but i got a little lost getting back to the freeway. The venue itself has a lot of places to get food unless your sitting out in the field seats and your only options are whatever under the benches. There are a lot of bathrooms which helps a lot when your hydrating a lot under the summer sun. I wish they would place bathrooms in the parking lot because after sitting on the freeway for awhile sometimes you need to go when you arrive. read more

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Cheryl R.

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The baseline seats are great. You get access to the PremiumTicket Club, which offers a free dinner buffet, soft drinks, and soft serve. The seats have dedicated servers and a limited menu to order off of (Dodger Dog, nachos, fruit, peanuts, cracker jacks, water, soda, etc. You can also order beer for a charge). The seats are very close to the field and you are definitely in foul ball territory. There are also purse hooks, which is very nice for us ladies! I might be writing about the wrong section, but my tickets were in Section 32BL, Row 3. So my apologies if these aren't the same seats! read more

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Rob K.

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It is like being in a time warp! Not much around the stadium being in a ravine, but an amazing experience. Dodgers have done everything they can to maximize the fan experience- pre-game DJ in the outfield, bobble heads around the stadium, mascot for pictures, friendly ushers. Traditional and solid food selections. I got a Dodger dog and garlic fries. I avoided paying 13.00 for a domestic draft. Both were tasty. I would definitely go to another game here! I was beyond impressed with the stadium. I felt very safe as well. My seats were in the lower bowl if that makes a difference. read more

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Marion S.

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It's been called "Blue Heaven on Earth," but I like to think of it as quintessentially Los Angeles. For a city full of iconic landmarks, Dodger Stadium might be the crown jewel of the bunch. Carved into the hills of Downtown LA, Dodger Stadium isn't just brick and mortar surrounding a grass field where a child's game is played by men. It's Los Angeles in a nutshell. It's home to something that comes from somewhere else and for something that's in its mid sixties, she's been renovated and rejuvenated to look a lot more like she did in her twenties. I've been lucky enough to sit in this stadium with 56,000 screaming fans and skate on a sheet of ice when the seats are dark and empty. Being there elicits a feeling you don't find in too many places. It's as if you feel the weight of its history when you're there. You know that's where Gibson hit his famous home run or that the Pope held mass there. It's hosted the Olympics, marathons, and an outdoor ice hockey game. Frank Sinatra sung the national anthem and The Beatles held one of their last concerts there. You feel it when you drive through its gates, walk through the palm tree lined parking lot, pass by the ticket takers, and you get your first glimpse of it's pristine field. Newer ballparks may have fountains in the outfield, steak houses and wine bars, and even shopping malls built into them, but none can match the character Dodger Stadium has. In recent years, Dodger Stadium has received more than just a new coat of paint. The ball park has seen some massive upgrades in recent years that have benefited it greatly. From wider, newer concourses to new seats to more concession stands and team stores, Dodger Stadium has been able to modernize and keep its charm. You can make something old feel new, but you can't make something new feel old and that's where Dodger Stadium is truly special. The one place where Dodger Stadium has embraced change is at the concession stands. You can still get your standard ballpark foods like peanuts and cracker jacks and of course the iconic Dodger Dog, but now the menu is as diverse as Los Angeles. The addition of a barbecue stand and Tommy Lasorda's Trattoria are just a couple in recent seasons. You can now get anything from a meatball sub to sushi while you watch the game. Nestled between a breathtaking view of the Downtown skyline and the San Gabriel mountains, the only thing missing from Dodger Stadium is a clear view of the Pacific Ocean...and maybe a better beer selection. While other stadiums try to offer more than just the game, Dodger Stadium offers baseball and Los Angeles on a big blue platter. read more

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Kelie E.

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Take me out to the ballgame! What a fun place to spend a weekend afternoon. I loved the vintage feel of this stadium. And everyone was SO ridiculously nice. From the police officer directing traffic and answering our dumb questions, to the random lady who helped get my hair out of the ice cream wen my arms were full of concessions goodies. Love the Dodgers crowd! I had the best garlic fries of my life here. Seriously craving them still and I'm a few states away now. Sad!! We liked taking photos with the bobble head statues outside. Oh, and the kids got free jerseys! Super fun day and I can't wait to come back. read more

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Rowen L.

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11 years ago

I try to make it here for a game once a season and each time I always wonder why I don't come more often! It's a perfect place to spend a spring or summer evening with friends and family. Remember to purchase parking ticket online ahead of time to save $10.00. And take a picture of your parking spot so you won't get lost after the game! If you're a first timer, go to the customers relation booth and get a certificate. Go Dodgers! read more

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Dan M.

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Awesome view. It's great to sit back and take in the game with the hills and palm trees in the background in front of a setting sun. That said, there are definite deficiencies. Most notably, they have some of the worst stadium food in the game. The Dodger dogs taste like microwaved hot dogs, definitely a step far below what you get at the average stadium, and beyond the dog, they have few enticing options. Entrance is also odd, as you need to walk around the stadium and enter at a certain gate depending on your tickets. Maybe it doesn't need to be said, but in keeping with Los Angeles tradition, the stadium is ridiculously inaccessible by public transportation. All that said, the view makes up for it, and enjoying a game in the cool LA night is hard to beat. A below average MLB stadium experience in many ways, but still worth a visit. read more

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AJ S.

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Just left a game and had a Dodgers dog! Omg delicious!! I enjoyed the game and all the fans! Its a great place to take your kids or be a kid at heart and go watch the game. The prices weren't that bad and I considered them cheap in comparison to other stadiums. Very clean , the vendors all are great ...no complaints here! Great game with the Dodgers winning!! Whoohoo!! read more

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I hate watching baseball on tv but I finally went to my first professional baseball game and loved it! Their dodger dogs and nachos are freakin amazing even though everything is a bit pricey. I definitely want to go back! Even though they lost to the Pirates, it was still great to watch. During the summer months, I would highly recommend getting the shaded seats because it gets hot over there. read more

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Brett P.

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Look this isn't because I find baseball to be as exciting as watching paint dry this is strictly about the stadium itself. I was there for a concert. First there's no nice way of saying this. $30 to park?!? Are you Fraking kidding me? Does that go to the "parking attendants" that stand around and do nothing while traffic doesn't move for an hour? Lucky I have a Jeep so I could squeeze between two pylons to get out of the mess. Then there's no signs telling you that you have to go to a different entrance depending on where you are sitting and as we made our way to the proper gate the three others we passed weren't even bothering to let people know they needed to go elsewhere till after they had got to the gate. Over all not a great experience. Just another example of management at a venue with the attitude of you want to see something here we don't care about the experience. read more

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Amy S.

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Always a great place to see a baseball game with the stadium's history and beautiful view of the mountains. But it is also a great ballpark for vegans! The veggie dogs and buns are both vegan so vegans and vegetarians don't have to feel left out while others eat their dodger dogs. They even have vegan nachos with melted vegan cheese! And if your want something sweeter they have one of my favorite vegan deserts, Dole whip in pineapple, strawberry or twist. So if you are vegan and going to a Dodgers game, don't worry you will have plenty of yummy options to choose from. read more

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1000 Vin Scully Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Elysian Park
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Hours

What time does Dodger Stadium open?

Dodger Stadium is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Dodger Stadium close?

Dodger Stadium is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun Open 24 hours

Indoor Amenities

Does Dodger Stadium allow dogs?

No, Dodger Stadium does not allow dogs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Dodger Stadium have bike parking?

Yes, Dodger Stadium has bike parking.

Does Dodger Stadium have parking?

Yes, Dodger Stadium has parking options. Garage Parking, Private Lot Parking, Street Parking

Other Amenities

Does Dodger Stadium have free WiFi?

Yes, Dodger Stadium has free WiFi.

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Ask the Community - Dodger Stadium

What are the days and times of operation of the Dodger ticket booth at the top deck?

Here is what I found on Google Search: primary in-person ticket sales and will call are handled at the main box office in Parking Lot P, open Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m

Does dodger stadium accept Apple Cash?

They accept Apple Pay not Apple Cash

Is there a separate link to studio tours?

Dodgers stadium website is it. https://www.mlb.com/dodgers/ballpark/tours

Are COVID vaccines or test required?

Not anymore

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Taking an Uber to the stadium for a concert what side should I get dropped off on? Thanks in advanced

It should say on their website, but when we walked in through the main entrance on Vin Scully Ave there were lanes specific to Ride Shares. That's as much as I know, we never used a ride share.

Can I bring a bag for concerts?

yes but it has to be clear and 8x8 max size

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Want to go to day game, but want to sit in the shade any ideas?

Third base side, read only close to home plate. Section 19 has shade in the day with a great view of the game and the surroundings.

Do they take Apple Pay?

Yes!

How is the internet service in the stadium?

Verizon was fine, LTE in most places.

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How do I handicap park at Dodger stadium?

Disabled parking spaces are located in parking lots B, D, F, G, K, L, N, & P. Parking cashiers and attendants will direct those with a valid state-issued disabled parking permit and/or license plate to these areas. The Los Angeles Dodgers offer a…

What sections can I find vegan Dodger dogs?

Field level - left field ! Plant based options

Going to the game tonight, are they being strict about the new bag rules? Are they allowing small purses?

Small bags less than a half sheet of paper were allowed for personal care products, all other bags must be clear. They had employees on golf carts trying to stop people early so they didn't have to walk all the way to the car.

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Can I sit in the vaccinated section if I live out of California? It doesn't say anywhere!

I sat in the vaccinated section last weekend and I wasn't asked for anything. No proof of vaccine, no ID, nothing. I think if they were limiting who can buy tickets it would stop you when you're trying to buy them online. You would have to have a…

I am going to a game this week, where or how do I buy parking, at the gates or online? If online is there a link or website to purchase parking? Is there a particular area for section 36?

Here is the link, just pick the game, and make sure you get the QR code after purchase. You might need to create an account. It is a Major League Baseball site…

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Are they asking for a proof of your vaccination cards before entering the park?

No they are not to enter the Stadium. I know there is a section that allows you to sit side by side other fans you don't know, and for that section, and only that section, you do need to show proof of vaccinations.

Can you buy Stadium Tour tickets AT the stadium or online only?

On line is available as well and I believe there is a 5 dollar off coupon as well.

Can you bring food?

Yes, subject to restrictions listed on the stadium website . ( No beer, alcohol)

Do they make you break your cigarettes that are in a carton in half when you go in the stadium and trash it?

No, they have smoking sections inside dodger stadium

What would I do to enter dodger game wearing a Zoll life vest and battery?

Let security know you're ADA, you have an external defibrillator, and that you can't go through the x-ray machine. They will do a manual pat down and wand you instead of you going through the machine. You can do this at any of the Dodgers stadium…

Do you still get free parking on Sunday's if you drive a Honda?

I could only find a discount for Lexis , You may just want to email fan services with the question

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Really great experience, and our server todd was taking great care of us, funny and a nice…read moregentleman. Ask for Todd's service when you come you won't regret it

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Went to see Don Toliver (hip hop artist) with the boys and it was lit! Getting in was easy and…read moreorganized. The security line was efficient and fast. The floors, the restroom, just everything was clean. The team was selling cool artist merch too. I ended up getting a hoodie for $125, which I think is worth. We got lucky to get good seats, but not floor seats though. We were close enough to see him. Resell for our seats was $600 and we got them for only $120! Maybe we should have sold it to make profit lol. It was crazy when he brought out Kanye West and Travis Scott. It's not often you get to witness all three famous artist together on one stage like that. The whole stadium went loud and you can literally hear rumbles from everywhere. It was definitely a memorable experience to witness it.

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We invited some friends to Mozart & Brahms, featuring pianist Mao Fujita and conductor Roberto…read moreGonzález-Monjas with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. We had box seats for the 6 of us. Some of us brought food and wine. Some of us pre-ordered off the "Supper in your Box Seats" A La Carte and 3 Course Menu delivered straight to our box seats. PIRI PIRI CHICKEN FOR TWO $160 whole herb-roasted petaluma chicken * french fries * arugula salad * marinated chickpeas, peppers, and olives * sliced lomo and chorizo, marcona almonds, grilled bolillo * 2 olive oil cakes, cherries & candied citrus zest Duck leg confit with cornbread pudding, spinach, and glazed brooks cherries $48 Summer squash gratin wtih green rice, oaxaca cheese, cumin crema, and pepitas (v, gf) $35 Bittersweet chocolate torta with vanilla whip and cookie crumble $19 The perfect outing with friends!

Plenty of room to spread out -- both in your seats and the little benches arranged along the hill…read morefor you to eat or just chit chat. You can either buy food inside or bring your own. One of the rare venues that lets you bring in your own alcohol too! There are also special picnic boxes you can order ahead. I would have gotten it but you had to order the picnic box a day ahead. I liked that all the food you order comes in a paper bag so it ensures you don't accidentally drop it on the way to your seat. For parking, the closest would be LA Zoo which is free. You only need to pay for the shuttle itself. You could try parking at the Hollywood Bowl itself but you're better off parking at one of the designated park and ride locations.

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BMO Stadium

I went to BMO Stadium today for the LAFC match against the El Salvador national team, and my family…read morehad a great time. This was my first experience with general admission at BMO. I didn't mind the format, but it did create a lot of traffic in the aisles while people searched for seats. Once we settled in, the energy in the stadium was fantastic. Half the stadium was closed, so food choices were limited, but everything we tried was solid. The nachos were on point as always, the tater tots were great, and we also grabbed a couple of hot dogs and a Dole Whip. The Dole Whip was a fun surprise and hit the spot on a warm day. The facility itself is impressively clean. Both the men's and women's restrooms were immaculate, which is something I really appreciate at a busy event. Staff throughout the stadium were friendly and helpful. Prices were what you'd expect for a modern venue given labor costs. Parking was steep at $65, but overall the experience was worth it. My family really enjoyed the game, especially since LAFC won. Even with a few logistical quirks, it was a fun day and a strong showing from the stadium and the team.

Recently went to my first game at BMO Stadium to watch Los Angeles FC, and the experience was…read morehonestly unforgettable. The energy in the stadium was unmatched being around The 3252 is something you have to experience at least once. From start to finish, they never sit down or stop chanting, and it completely changes the atmosphere. The crowd overall was really friendly, which made the whole experience even better. I sat in the BMO Football Club section, and the food options were impressive. There was a huge variety, and it felt like everything was included. The team itself showed a lot of talent on the field, which made the game exciting from beginning to end. Plus, the location is perfect--right in Downtown Los Angeles next to USC, so it adds to the whole vibe of the night. Definitely a place I'll be coming back to! Thinking of getting season ticket's!

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Rose Bowl Stadium

3.0

(1.1k reviews)

7.3 mi

The Rose Bowl Stadium!…read more Such a cool stadium. It's pretty big in size. I love some of the architecture throughout the structure. I did get stopped by security guard because I was trying to bring in my umbrella. I was told that umbrellas are not allowed. I explained that I needed the umbrella for a sun allergy and I was walked over to a manager. I showed the manager my medical record showing that I do have a sun allergy and he allowed me to bring it into the stadium. Thank you. I appreciate that because I would die without my umbrella lol I'm not trying to breakout in hives and rashes just to go to the Rose Bowl lol

The Rose Bowl is probably one of the worst venues I've ever been to for a concert…read more The concert itself was amazing. I bought my ticket last minute and went alone because the artists were Coldplay and H.E.R., and I had been dying to see them live. Plus, tbh there is something fun about being able to say, "Yeah, I've been to the Rose Bowl." That said, I really hope any artist I love never forces me into this venue again. The food options were not interesting, the venue felt filthy, and I wanted to avoid the restrooms as much as possible. People were smoking near me during the concert, and one guy drank so much that he ended up vomiting all over the bleachers behind me. Security had to escort him out, and even that became chaotic because his friends nearly picked a fight with them. Now, Coldplay was absolutely incredible!! They know how to put on a show, and once they hit the stage, I genuinely forgot how miserable the venue experience had been. Unfortunately, I ended up missing the one song I was most looking forward to (Fix You) because toward the end of the concert, some smarter concertgoers started leaving early to avoid traffic. Since I had a long drive home, I decided to leave during the last few songs too. And even then? I still got stuck in traffic for a while! Getting out of the Rose Bowl was an absolute nightmare. Would I come back here again? Honestly, I hope not. The artist would have to be extremely worth it for me to willingly set foot in this venue again. My advice: go at your own risk, get there as early as possible for better parking, bring food and water so you can eat before going in, wear comfortable shoes, and go with people you actually like enough to suffer with. Coldplay was amazing. The venue experience was not.

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SoFi Stadium

2.9

(1.3k reviews)

10.1 mi

One of the most unique shaped stadiums in Inglewood and what a great addition. It's one of the most…read morebeautiful stadiums that you'll ever see and for good reason. Space is everything here and if you enter by the front, you'll see a nice waterfall by the stadium. Make sure to take some great photos of the stadium and the scenes all around it. Parking is all around the arena and can range from $15 - $80+ depending on event. It's a nice walk to the stadium whenever you get the chance to. Similar to other arenas/stadiums, you'll find plenty of food/drinks vendors inside. Been here for a music event which was a great vibe overall, very excited to attend a Rams/Chargers game one day at this beautiful arena.

Watching a World Cup game is a dream come true. Watching 2 World Cup games is just Heavenly!…read more The stadium is so pretty and awesome! The staff does an amazing job directing traffic and doing what they have to do with making sure everybody is having fun. I can't imagine working there and dealing with that many people every single day. I had been dreaming for this day to see a Wold Cup game in person. Now that my dream has come true, I have to come up with another dream......

Beef Nachos from Olivera St (5/5! Loaded with toppings)

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The new mozzarella sticks are legit! expensive but good :)

Kia Forum

A friend invited me to the Hilary Duff concert and I immediately jumped at the opportunity of…read moreseeing one of my favorite childhood artists. The venue was nice and had mostly friendly and helpful staff. I recommend buying a parking pass ahead of time. The cost will vary depending on the artist. I didn't have time to explore food options but I enjoyed the nachos and a margarita. The sound in the venue was great and I liked sitting in the box in 224 as it came with extra service.

Recently came for 2 concerts a few months apart - Demi Lovato and Hilary Duff. Both were completely…read moresold out shows and the artists but on excellent shows. The sound was great at both shows and while it is an arena, you can still see what is going on. For both shows I sat in the 200 level and could see everything happening on stage. Reason for 3 stars is because the seats are small and up against the rows behind and in front of you. Even though I'm a short gal they still feel a little too close for comfort. Additionally the parking and food are obscenely expensive and they really don't have that many food vendors to even choose from. Recommend just booking a 3rd party parking deck within walking distance and not going with the dinner mindset.

Justin Timberlake and the Tennessee Kids

Upper seats are pretty nice, good sound

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Intuit Dome

2.9

(458 reviews)

10.7 mi

Intuit Dome in Inglewood, CA was quite the experience. Thought it was nicely designed outside and…read morein. They have a designated Ride-share spot in one of their parking lots BUT you then have to walk a few blocks from there to the venue. As a crowd, we left from the Ride-share drop off/pickup and when we got to the venue it was packed. Not a lot of direction on where to go once you get past security. Folks were kinda wandering around aimlessly (asking one another) due to not knowing where to go. Once past security, there was live music outside before getting into the actual dome with HUGE merch lines and no guidance all in the same area. Extremely overstimulating! Folks had to ask each other are you in line? or are you enjoying the band on stage!? I was there for the Forrest Frank Concert, AND btw it was LIT! Now... back to the lack of crowd control... thankfully it wasn't rowdy cause with thousands of people like that people could've for sure got hurt not to mention children running around with no parental supervision. I liked the fact that if you did your game day ID in the app you could bypass the HUGE line into the dome it self. (So download the app - make an account - do the game Face ID before going - trust it will save you time and a headache) Escalators up to the second level which was super airy due to the dome being open at the top - loved that! Restrooms were very clean and sleek. I thought there would be ushers or some staff to help with seats... I saw no one guiding folks to seats or helping to find seats. Seats were not easy to locate in my opinion but once I did sit... man were they super comfortable! Food prices looked high but that's to be expected. So I didn't partake. I don't know if I'd be returning. I enjoyed my time there but I would suggest staffing be utilized better so it didn't feel so much like folks were totally on their own. I saw more staff standing around doing nothing than actually being utilized throughout the venue to lead, guide and direct crowds. If they don't get a lid on this it could be a recipe for disaster, ijs. Otherwise, I had a GREAT time!

Started with being notified we needed to download an app even though I already have a ticket master…read moreapp with tickets just to enter!. Then we gate to the gate and with thousands of people trying to get into a sold out concert, they are letting only a few at a time!! Then they tell us the other gate is faster, everyone starts racing to the other gate. Then we are told by a security guard, she's yelling "no cutting!". She makes you feel horrible and you're hoping she doesn't send you home! . We enjoyed the concert because the seating has good walk space and the large screens are surrounded so it gives you a great view...... But then you start to leave and there's a herd in a single file line trying to get to the escalator and there you find yourself in a huge crowd just to leave. We decided to take the stairs, seven stories down to avoid this mob. Then you get in line to buy a shirt and there are six workers for literally thousands of people.. standing they for a half hour and the crowd never moves! Never again, until security and functionality improves. Just ruins a night you've been looking forward to. You think it's all over, just to get in your car and see street down to one lane! Horrible

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Dunking on the Dome

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Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

3.3

(499 reviews)

5.0 mi

Honestly - I'd rather attend an event here than the brand new $5 billion dollar dump called Sofi…read more Yes it's old but they have a lot going for them. The new seats and cement work is outstanding. The food is pretty decent for a stadium, again better than Sofi. I also appreciate how easy it is to get here via the LA Metro. For concerts and football - this place is the best stadium in Los Angeles (and Inglewood and Pasadena) no doubt.

I attended the America 250 here at the Coliseum on July 4th which benefited feeding the people in…read moreneed. Getting to the event was super easy since I took the metro system in from El Monte, so I didn't have to hassle driving in traffic or parking. The event was only $17.76 per ticket and included a pre block party with complimentary food, beverages and many giveaways by sponsors. The concert was hosted by Queen Latifah. There were marching bands, choirs, and the concert included Chaka Khan, the Smashing Pumpkins and Chris Stapleton. I was impressed with the sound system here at the Coliseum and the views of the city were spectacular from my seats. After the concert there was an incredible drone show and fireworks celebration for America's birthday. I would definitely return here again for another concert or venue in the future.

Smashing Pumpkins rock the Coliseum

America250 Independence Day 2026 event

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Adventure Lagoon

The staff was very helpful and friendly. It was not crowded. We had lots of space between families…read more We ordered a pizza and that with the obstacle course were our favorites! We will definitely be back soon!

My family (family of 4) had a blast here! We stayed there for about 6 hours. We did the obstacle…read morecourse twice and rented 2 kayaks while we were there. Bought 3 food items and a gatorade. But we spent alittle over $300 there on everything! There is a $35 or $45 entrance fee depending on when you come. It's just to come inside the lagoon. If you want the obstacle course it's an additional $10 per person for 55 mins (super short). If you want to kayak, use the aqua bike or use the paddleboard it's an additional $10 per equipment/item. There is a kiddie area for small and young children. They DO NOT allow outside food or drinks except water! There is a small shop that sells misc. items, snacks & drinks (overpriced). They also had a foodtruck inside that was expensive and the meals didn't come with drinks. They do have plenty of staff and lifeguards there. The entrance fee should of been $15-20. The obstacle course atleast 90-120 mins instead of the 55 mins. Wish the foodtruck came with drinks and was a bigger portion.

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Cali Camp

4.8

(58 reviews)

22.7 mi

It starts from the top down. Kahuna and Blaze set a tone that creates a happy, fun and relaxing…read moreatmosphere where the kids and employees get to enjoy the sweet months of summer creating memories for a lifetime. It's not fancy but they're not roughing it either. It's just the right mix of Topanga nature-inspired tranquility sprinkled with breezy silliness. This is a happy place and you feel it as soon as you arrive. Feels good to leave my son here knowing he's going to have a great day and come home dirty and tired with stories he's eager to share. 5th year and now a Jr Leader - what a lovely place to learn, grow and laugh through childhood summers.

We absolutely love Cali Camp!…read more I have two boys, and both have had an amazing experience there. My older son loved it so much that he is now becoming a Junior Leader, which says everything about how meaningful Cali Camp has been for him. My younger son, who is in 2nd grade, went for the first time last year and is already so excited to go back. What really stood out to me was how quickly they both adapted. My younger son joined not knowing anyone and felt welcomed almost immediately. Both of my boys felt included from day one. The staff is incredibly caring, supportive, and attentive. You can truly feel that they work hard to create a safe, joyful environment for the kids, and as a parent that means everything. The activities are fantastic: well planned, age appropriate, engaging, and fun. The natural setting is also beautiful and feels especially important these days. My boys came home with confidence, stories, friendships, and summer memories they will cherish forever. And the camp spirit is real. We still sing the silly songs at home, especially the announcements song whenever we have a family announcement, and the birthday song too. I cannot recommend Cali Camp enough. It has been such a special part of our family's life.

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Los Angeles Athletic Club

3.8

(191 reviews)

2.1 mi

I recently stayed here for a conference, and everything screamed vintage but athletic club, too…read more The hotel room is VERY spacious, though it erred on the side of dark. As usual, water in the room costs money, and there are a few other products with hidden price tags in the room, too. Surprisingly, toothbrush and toothpaste was not provided. The water for showering also doesn't get too hot. In terms of the athletic space, the machines were very easy to access. There was never a wait even on weekend afternoons. The lap pool was my favorite part - clean and calm. There was some miscommunication between the lobby and the store, as one said there is no reservation system but there in fact was. But even when told all the lanes were fully reserved, more than half weren't in use. Parking is a bit of a hassle; for non-members it's definitely not worth it. At the time of visit, the parking machine wasn't working. There are also sperate elevators for parking vs the athletic club / hotel area which was a little confusing. The stair numbers also didn't coordinate the best with actual level.

My sister has been a long time member and tonight I hosted my first event for her at LAAC and the…read moreteam was incredible! Pedro (the man) was in charge of our happy hour and came out the gate, straight in charge, as I navigated hosting my first professional event and was exceptionally friendly and helpful! Extra shout out to our amazing bartender Georgette who was -- AMAZING! Pedro, Georgette and the whole staff were extremely friendly, professional and our ensured our first company happy hour was smooth and lively. 5 stars, gold stars! Highy recommend and can't wait for our next company event here with such a great team of support staff Extra kudos to Georgette and Pedro for their services and helping me guarantee a sure lock-in for our first (and many more) events and ensuring i looked goos foe our company event. Thank you so much!!

This is the "Brandon Special" by Esther, not on the menu. I don't know what's in it but it's delish.

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The Electric Voyage - Marina Del Rey

What a perfect afternoon out on the Marina. This experience was literally turnkey. Our boat arrived…read moreon the dot at our scheduled departure time. We were given a quick overview of the boat mechanics and safety equipment and boating etiquette. The boat was fully stocked with soft drinks and a phenomenal charcuterie that we were able to arrange as an "add on" and decorated for our friends birthday. This was a seamless and top notch experience. Adriana and her team clearly know what they are doing and are completely dialed in to make your day putting around the Marina as effortless as possible. You will not be sorry and should not hesitate to book your trip with The Electric Voyage.

Went with my 10-year-old daughter and my 10-year-old goddaughter and had the best time. The…read moreelectric boat was smooth, quiet, and very kid-friendly perfect for a relaxing ride around the marina. We added the charcuterie and s'mores package when booking online, and it was totally worth it. The kids loved it! Staff were kind, patient, and made us feel comfortable before heading out. Such a great family-friendly experience and a really special memory.

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Hunter B.

9 years ago

When I moved here, I became a Dodger fan pretty quickly, as LA was the first city I've lived in that had a MLB baseball team. So I feel pretty special about Dodger Stadium. If you grew up going to Smokies Park in Knoxville, you'd be amazed by Dodger Stadium too. The place is huge, historic and was maybe even a little intimidating at first. I've had some time to get used to it, and now I love the place. There's just so much excitement watching a game surrounded by so many fans: 40,000 people create a lot more energy than 5,000 watching a AA game. Cheers are louder. Boos can be louder too, as they were at the last game I went to where McCarthy got himself into serious trouble. (The guys behind me kept yelling "get off the mound!" lol.) You might also be surprised at first how many people care enough about the team to go wearing team gear. (If you plan to buy team gear, I recommend you buy it online. The selection is better than at the stadium, and there's a chance you might get better prices.) I usually get seats in the reserve, and sometimes (if I can get a good deal on tickets online) the loge. Both are good. I tried the left field pavilion once, too -- but it really was too far from the game for me. I may even like the reserve better: Having a roof over my head at a ballgame doesn't seem right to me, but I grew up going to a one-level stadium. Besides, part of the fun of a baseball game is enjoying a nice summer day (or evening) outside. (Be sure to bring your Dodgers cap, sunglasses and plenty of sunscreen if you're going to an afternoon game.) The reserve is high up, but it's not going to give you vertigo, and you get a good view of the whole game. I like to keep score, and you don't miss anything when you get a full view of the field. Dodger Dogs aren't really the bomb (you can also get them at any AM/PM Market), but they're okay for a ballpark hot dog. A little mustard and a lot of relish make them taste better. Of course your fries are going to be a little soggy by the time you get to your seat. And beer? If you want, you can go in search of some good craft beers, but you can also take what they have on draft everywhere and save a little money. It's good enough to wash down a couple hot dogs and fries and then sit in a cupholder and get warm lol. Bring plenty of cash. Beer and hot dogs are going to set you back, and it's easier to pay cash than fumble with a credit card. I once got an ice cream from one of the guys who walk through the stands selling them. It was frozen so solid that I needed a hammer and chisel to get a bite out of it lol. Beware of that. You don't get the problem with the frozen lemonade, which is awesome on a hot night. I wasn't too impressed when I tried the churro vendor. Even if you're not into baseball, you should come and experience a game at Dodger Stadium. I bet we'll make a fan out of you before the 7th inning stretch. read more

Food-Doc M.

230

16 years ago

I once loved the Dodgers and the Stadium and still get chills up and down my spine watching Kirk Gibson's heroic game winning homerun off Dennis Eckersley in game one of the1988 World Series. I was also at game 6 that same year when they beat the defending WS Champ Mets in the NLCS Series and also there for game 2 of the WS when Hershiser shut down the mighty Oakland A's. Great times and great memories, but it doesn't change the fact that Dodger Stadium is archaic and antiquated. Beautiful venue, yet with far too many undersized bathrooms on every level costing almost an inning of play if you have to piss. For poor women the ante goes up to 3 innings of missed baseball. Not to mention the constant parking nightmare of getting in and even worse out of the Stadium after the damn games. What a cluster fuck! And finally when corporate America came in with the Pizza Huts and Carl Jr's etc.. even getting a good old fashioned grilled Dodger Dog became a 3 inning adventure. WTF was with that? Not good! The stadium is a dinosaur. Getting food or beer is a fool's game. And unless sitting on the field level you might as well be in "the Hood". Not a very conducive family atmosphere anymore IMO And yes, I've been in the luxery boxes where beer and Wolfgang Pucks sandwiches were abundant and unlimited Dodger Dogs were piled in chafing dishes. Even met Owen Wilson there and shared a piss with Tom Hanks in the urinal next to me, albeit our conversation was obviously brief. However I've also sat with the regular fans and it's certainly an overcrowded hassle. The bottom line is the Stadium was built in the early sixties, I'll guess in an era when folks held their piss and when fans didn't care about actually seeing any ball game, or missing several innings getting food or going to the bathroom. Recent renovations only compiled that by adding more area for those in certain field level seating, but not above. And regardless now-a-days it's a parking hell and freeway nightmare. Not to mention that if you elect to sit in the left or right field bleachers, there's no beer offerred and you can't access the other parts of the Stadium. And the biggest travesty of all is that unlike places like Angel Stadium, tailgating in the parking lot before the game is strictly forbidden. Despite what some have posted here, tailgating, BBQing or drinking alcohol in the parking lot before the game is not allowed and they will arrest you if intoxicated as many fans tend to be before games here. read more

blanca g.

17 years ago

To all dodger fans like me here is some helpful information to avoid traffic and get quicker to your sit and enjoy some peanuts and cracker jacks before you here "Play ball"!!!!.... This useful information is for those that hate traffic and getting lost in and out the large parking lots surrounding the famous Dodger Stadium!!! The stadium is surrounded by four entrances one coming from sunset gate, the golden state gate, Academy Road gate and finally downtown gate. Here's the catch it's a rule to leave the same way you came in. So do not plan to move around because security is tight and rules have to be followed. The parking lots are open two hours before each game. It depends where you want to park the rate goes from general parking at twelve dollars up to twenty dollars preferred parking. Handicap parking is offered too. Eduardo Barron a parking lot attendant says "is better to carpool or get dropped off because the parking lots get full very quickly." From my experience my friends and I carpool and were there and hour before the game parked outside the stadium close by Academy Road it was a walk I'm not going to lie but it was free and then again more money for beer and can not forget a delicious and famous hotdog!... The parking lots are divided into sections the general parking is numbered from 1 to 14 and the preferred parking is in alphabetical letters from "A to P". From the sunset entrance parking lots 1 and 2 are there. From the golden state gate; 3rd and 4th are there. In Academy Road sections 5, 6 and 7 are there. And finally the downtown gate has the 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th sections. The preferred parking is closer to the stadium and is raped around with sections a through p. And the best part of it all is that there is a freeway in every exit. The stadium has a set of rules of conduct which included no drinking in the parking lots I learned that the hard way! They also do not accept tailgating for safety reasons. They made pathways for pedestrians between cars which are prefer for everyone. And to make things even sweeter they have a new cool feature where you can text dodger parking to 65246 and you can get a text giving you the parking information so you won't get lost. The parking lots are very monitor with securities walking around making sure there are not suspicious activities going on. And the lights wow they are bright you won't feel lost and if you are don't worry they'll help you find your car! read more

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11 years ago

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Nick S.

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Dodger Stadium is a historic baseball stadium located in the hills of Los Angeles, offering a classic ballpark experience with impressive views of the city, surrounding mountains, and the iconic Dodger Stadium backdrop. We walked up to a venue that has kept much of its original character while still providing the features expected from a modern sports venue. The open layout, classic architecture, and the sightlines from the stands made the scale of the stadium immediately apparent, and the combination of its location, design, and long baseball history gave the stadium a unique atmosphere from the moment we arrived. The biggest highlight of our visit was experiencing Hololive Night, which added a completely different energy to the usual Dodgers game. The event brought together baseball fans and Hololive fans, creating a fun and energetic atmosphere throughout the stadium. The themed elements, from the special merchandise to the in-game presentations, made the night feel more like a celebration than a standard ballgame. It was interesting seeing a special event bring together two different communities in the same space, and the crowd's reaction added to the overall excitement of the evening. Sitting in the stands while watching the game as the sun went down was one of the most memorable parts of the experience. The combination of the Los Angeles skyline, the surrounding hills, and the stadium lights created a setting that felt unique to the city. The overall game-day experience had everything expected from a major baseball venue. There are plenty of food and drink options throughout the stadium, including classics like Dodger Dogs, along with different areas to explore before and during the game. The food prices are typical for a professional sports venue, but there are enough choices to make it easy to enjoy the full experience. The biggest thing to plan around is transportation, as parking is available but traffic entering and leaving the stadium can take time, especially for popular games and events. Overall, Dodger Stadium is a venue that combines history, atmosphere, and a great location into one experience. Hololive Night made our visit feel even more unique, but the stadium itself is what makes the trip memorable. Whether attending a baseball game, a special event, or simply wanting to experience a classic Los Angeles landmark, Dodger Stadium is worth adding to your list. read more

Omar A.

15 years ago

Don't get me wrong, I love Dodger Stadium. It's one of the oldest, historical & most recognizable stadiums in all of baseball. However, what I do not like about the stadium is the fact that it has literally been the #1, and always near the top of the list, most dangerous stadiums in America. We all probably have heard by now of what happened to Brian Stow. If you haven't heard, he was almost beaten to death on the opening weekend of this season back in April. He is just now coming out of his coma and barely able to talk, and they don't know if he'll ever be normal again due to the brain damage he sustained. The fact that this type of violence takes place at my favorite teams home stadium makes me sick. I'm all for rivalry and sh*t talking to other fans, but having to worry about it escalating to this type of violence is flat out ridiculous. Even before this horrible event happened, our stadium has always been known for it's violence. One of my favorite parts about attending sporting events is tailgating before and after the game. I've been to a few opening days at other stadiums where we didn't even go into the game because we just wanted to stay outside the stadium, drink some beers, grill some food, play some tailgating games and hang out with our friends. For quite some time now, any type of tailgating is prohibited at Dodger Stadium. You literally can't have 1 beer outside of the stadium or else you'll receive a ticket from one of the hundreds of cops that ride their bikes or in golf carts through out the parking lot. As if that were enough, once you do get inside the stadium and order an $8 beer, it is extremely watered down. You might as well be paying $8 for a cup of water with a slash of beer. Honestly though I completely understand why they do this, to try and keep the violence down during and after the game by making it cost a fortune for some of our violent fans to get drunk. I'm just sad that the immaturity and basically evilness of some of our team's fans has to ruin the entire experience for the rest of us. In an effort to end on a positive not, our stadium is extremely beautiful and the view of downtown LA from the parking lot is absolutely amazing. People travel from all around the US to see this historical park; I just wish they didn't feel nervous in the back of their mind about some type of violence taking place around them, or against them. read more

Jenn S.

12 years ago

First I write this review with a heavy heavy hand and heart. We got married here in March and it was Phenominal. It wa honestly the best experience of my life, so why the two stars?? Because the HELL we had to go through to get there. The wonderful stuff was NOT due to the Dodgers or Levy or really anyone associated with them. They misquoted us 3 times in several different emails by over $7,000 before we even had a guestlist. So we had to forgo our honeymoon to keep with our plans, and they acted like it was no big deal. 7K is nothing to sneeze at, but they offered no apology and no recourse. Just pay it or move on. We decided to proceed and over and over and over again we would be told something only to have it change weeks even the DAY before the wedding. There are too many DEPARTMENTS and no one accepts responsibility or offers even an apology, just oh well this is how it is deal with it. Well we wrote a hefty check and the day after it cleared (3 days before our event) they sprung so many changes on us a a BRIDE I freaked out. We got it handled with no help from them. The day of my wedding we paid $1000 to have suites to get ready in and there was so much construction going on and tours and the elevator broke and no one offered any assistance until we complained and tried to remedy it ourselves. I realize all weddings have snafus but we were and hr behind schedule and had to rework our photo plans and missed lots of photo opportunities because of it. Our wedding managed to start on time by a miracle and loss of photo time, and I have never heard from them since. It was an experience of a lifetime and worth every headache and penny but I wish just ONE person at either the Dodgers or Levy even cared that we spent our hard earned money and support the Dodgers year round not just on that day. Our money wasn't good enough to be treated well, and we "dealt" with a lot of crap and still not one word of remorse. I do not recommend brides with thin skins or without coordinators deal with these people no matter how awesome of a place it is to get married! read more

Jordan M.

12 years ago

I recently attended the Dodgers-Cardinals NLDS game 2 at Dodger Stadium with my friend who is a Cardinals Fan and I am not but posed as one. As a visiting fan this might be the worst place you could be. I am surprised that the most financially lucrative baseball clubs in America have the lowest class fans I have ever met. My friend and I made the mistake of going the inexpensive route and sat in the outfield bleachers, which is no-mans land if you're a visiting fan. If you're not aware of what this place is like it is rowdy, classless, and unfriendly. Also, if your aware of the LA culture, it is the most gang-oriented city in the country, so I was not surprised how that Dodger Stadium was gang-central. I counted, just on my way to my seat, three people with face tattoos. During the game we were booed on our way to and leaving our seats just for repping our team. One man stood up in the aisle blocking us from getting to our seats and another individual, constantly, for three straight innings, heckled us, yelling f**k you! and even went as far as calling us out to meet him in the parking lot and follow us home. (We didn't even make eye contact with the guy) Long story short, we did not feel comfortable. At least one guy had the decency to apologize for his peers antics. You think the Dodger front office would learn a lesson after the Brian Stowe incident, which led to an $18 million dollar lawsuit. But obviously they didn't learn anything. There were a lot of cops there, but it was a playoff game. In conclusion, I am a practicing Christian. I pray every day, that horrible things happen to the Dodger organization. I am a strong believer in karma and that with the class, sportsmanship, and hospitality that this organization and culture lacks, I am confident that it will be a very long time until the Dodgers see success in their organization. Seeing the Dodgers lose to the Cardinals gave me more pleasure than my home team winning. I wholeheartedly wish the Dodger organization the worst of luck. Sincerely, disappointed read more

Viviana C.

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2 months ago

THE GAME WAS AMAZING! Final score: 15-6, Dodgers win! And the crowd was bringing all the right vibes, per usual. It was also Mexican Heritage Night, so you already know I had to get the event cup hehehe. I have absolutely no self-control when it comes to themed Dodgers merch. I was sitting in Section 13, Row H, Seat 3, which is right around my favorite area in the stadium. I love the bird's-eye view from up there. You can see everything happening on the field without feeling like you need binoculars or a neck brace. An underrated bonus? The restroom lines are practically nonexistent up there, and the lines for food and drinks are usually way shorter than in other sections. Less time standing around and more time enjoying the game. Overall, another great night at the stadium. Good baseball, good vibes, and a Dodgers win. What more could a fan ask for? (Besides maybe cheaper food and drinks, but we all know that's not happening anytime soon ). Also idk how it removed my review for April 26 but here it is. I love coming to this stadium, especially on weekend event nights. I recently went for Japanese Heritage Night and got the cutest jersey -- definitely one of my favorite game day souvenirs. Over the past few years, I've sat in a bunch of different sections, and I have to say my favorite is Section 11 all the way at the top. I love the bird's-eye view -- you can see everything, and honestly, it feels less crowded than the lower sections. The lines for drinks and food also seem way shorter, which is always a win. Now let's talk prices... the food and drinks are definitely overpriced (I paid $45 for my little drink jug ), but I mean... it's Dodger Stadium. At this point, it's expected. Anything Dodgers-related is going to cost you lol. That being said, the vibes are always great, especially during themed nights. It's just a fun experience every time. Overall, overpriced but worth it for the atmosphere -- I'll definitely keep coming back! read more

Kyle T.

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1969

1 year ago

If LA could be described as a stadium, it would definitely be Dodger Stadium. ---------------------- Top 3's: - Super packed and lively - Clean inside - Fun fans Low 3's: - Free or cheaper parking is about a mile or so away - The outside architecture looks a little run-down - Hilly walk to get inside ---------------------- Overall: 4.0 Ambiance: 4.3 | Service: 3.4 | Value: 4.2 ---------------------- I came here to watch the Dodgers play the Houston Astros. This place is busy on Sundays--or really any day, to be honest. If you're looking to save on parking, just know you'll have a bit of a hike. It's a decent walk uphill and usually under the sun, so you might break a sweat before even getting inside. We got lucky and caught the Monster truck handing out free drinks near the entrance, which was a nice bonus. The front entrance feels grand, kind of like Angel Stadium, but once you're in, it's like life moves at 5x speed. We ordered the signature nachos and some drinks for the group--classic overpriced stadium food, nothing crazy taste-wise, but it gets the job done. While waiting in line, they started singing the national anthem and all the staff stopped to pay their respects, which was pretty cool to see. Once you're seated, vendors are constantly walking up and down the aisles--selling everything from snacks to entering you in raffles. We sat in the 200s, right behind the batter, and had at least five chances to catch a foul ball. Plus, we were in the shade, which was the cherry on top. The crowd here is awesome--lots of energy, beach balls flying, people doing the wave, and of course, the 7th inning chant. Overall, it's a fun stadium. Yeah, it's packed and the walk from free parking is kinda annoying, but it's a great spot to bring the family, especially if you want a break from Angels games. Oh, I forgot to mention, you get to see the legend himself--Shohei Ohtani! read more

Andy L.

Elite 21

3 years ago

My recent visit to Dodger Stadium left me deeply frustrated due to the shockingly disorganized line system in place. Upon arriving at the stadium, I anticipated the usual lines associated with entry and concessions. However, what I encountered was a complete lack of clear direction and management. Lines seemed to form haphazardly, with no discernible indication of where one line ended and another began. This resulted in unnecessary confusion and congestion, creating an unpleasant experience for fans who were excited to watch the game. The absence of proper signage and staff guidance exacerbated the situation. Instead of having staff members strategically positioned to direct fans and manage lines, I observed them struggling to provide consistent information and directions. This not only added to the overall chaos but also slowed down the process for everyone involved. What should have been an efficient and streamlined entry into the stadium turned into a frustrating ordeal of waiting, uncertainty, and unnecessary stress. As someone who values their time and appreciates organized event management, I was deeply disappointed by the lack of foresight and attention to detail when it came to the line system. Dodger Stadium should be a place where fans can focus on enjoying the game, not battling through disarrayed lines. I sincerely hope that the management takes this feedback seriously and implements measures to improve the line management system. Fans deserve better, and a well-organized line system would greatly enhance the overall stadium experience. If you're planning to attend an event at Dodger Stadium, I strongly recommend mentally preparing yourself for potential line-related frustrations. Let's hope that the management addresses these issues promptly, allowing fans to fully enjoy the game day experience without unnecessary obstacles. read more

Mike Y.

Elite 21

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3 months ago

I've been coming to Dodger Stadium for years, and the overall experience feels noticeably improved lately. The first thing that stood out this time was how clean everything was--from the concourses to the seating areas and even the restrooms. It doesn't feel worn down or chaotic the way big stadiums sometimes can. There's clearly been an effort to keep things maintained, and it shows. Food options are also on another level compared to what they used to be. You've still got the classics like the Dodger Dog, but now there's a much wider range depending on what you're in the mood for. Lines moved pretty efficiently, and the staff across the board--ushers, concessions, security--were genuinely friendly and helpful, which makes a bigger difference than people realize when you're dealing with a packed stadium. Getting into the park was also smoother than expected. There are multiple entry points, and it didn't feel bottlenecked as long as you picked a gate and committed. One thing that really stood out to me was the crowd. Dodgers fans have a reputation, but the vibe now feels way more welcoming than it used to be. I saw plenty of visiting fans walking around comfortably without getting heckled, and the overall energy felt more like people just enjoying the game together rather than trying to prove something. It made the experience feel a lot more family-friendly and relaxed. The only real downside is getting out after the game. Leaving the stadium and getting to the freeway can still be a bit of a grind, especially if you're parked deeper in the lots. It's not a dealbreaker, but it's something to plan for--either hang back a bit after the game or be ready for some stop-and-go traffic. Overall though, the upgrades in cleanliness, food, and overall atmosphere make this an easy 5 star experience for me, and I'd come back anytime. read more

Deborah E.