Man has there many so many new renovations! New restaurants and lots more food items. Of course everything is still expensive and parking has gone up too. I think it was $40? Taking the bus from union station is amazing, but downside is leaving make take over an hour when you wait for the bus. The feel of the stadium itself feels cleaner and nice. The smells of the food is so amazing it's tempting to buy. I restrained myself so I can't tell you how much it is, but I did buy a Modelo can and it cost about $20.30. Other than that, have a great time and try to maintain a good sportsmanship. read more

First time here at the stadium and we had a great experience! It was crowded but didn't take too long to enter--we left early to avoid the exit crowds. I absolutely love that you can bring in outside snacks and drinks (if sealed)! We brought in water bottles and were able to refill in water fountains throughout the game. The food was not overly pricy--$8 for a hot dog, but the drinks were definitely expensive. It was $18.50 for the cheapest draft beer option. The mixed drinks we tried were pretty tasty. There was plenty of staff around to help as needed. Great venue and experience! read more

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Opened in 1962, just a few miles from Downtown Los Angeles, Dodger Stadium is the third - oldest ballpark in baseball. It holds around 56,000. A well needed renovation was completed in 2021 included a beer garden, sports bars, kids play area and more. Cons- parking $35 Peanuts, soda, dodger dog & fries $45 Nachos-$9 Getting out of the stadium is still a nightmare If you're a fan of the opposing team expect to get harassed Pros- Every Friday they have fireworks or a drone show after the game Staff- Helpful Food- plenty of options Seats- comfortable and each seat has a cup holder. Not bad view in the house read more

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I've been coming to Dodger Stadium since I was a little girl. My mom used to pick me up every year on my birthday and bring me here--it's one of my most cherished traditions. As I've gotten older, I've continued coming back to enjoy games and make new memories with my family. I've been a Dodger fan since day one, and this place still feels like home. I absolutely love all the new changes they've made to the stadium--everything feels upgraded, from the seating to the lighting. It's a great mix of nostalgia and modern comfort. I was especially excited to see that they now offer vegan options! I tried the Dole Whip soft serve and the plant-based hot dog--both were delicious. Traffic was a bit rough, but it honestly didn't take away from the experience. The energy, the fans, the staff--it was all amazing. I had a great time and I'll definitely be back. Go Dodgers! read more

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For my birthday this year I decided I wanted to finally see a Dodgers game in Dodgers Stadium! This was the first time I got to experience a rain delay at a MLB baseball game. While not always fun, it was a new and different experience for me. Luckily, the game was only delayed for about an hour. At that point I was just glad they played the game at all! (+) Being the 3rd oldest Ballpark in the country (only Fenway and Wrigley are older), there was definitely an old school feel to the place! I absolutely love it too! So much baseball history and so many baseball greats have played here over the years! (+) We were treated to a fun game between the Dodgers and the Padres. And even though he didn't do much that day, I did want to see Ohtani play in person. Very flipping cool. (+) PLENTY of food and drink options. Of course it will be at some pretty obscene pricing, but that is to be expected at a MLB ballpark. Naturally, we had to enjoy a few Dodger Dogs and they were yummy! :) Beer prices were on par with other MLB ballparks I have visited. A 24 ounce tall can will run you roughly $20. There is just no getting around that. lol I did get to try my first Estrella Jalisco at the game. I did this 100% based on the sign in the outfield. lol (+) They had a store with what must have been every bobblehead they have ever issued in the last 40-50 years! That was freaking awesome to see! (-) Man, parking and traffic can be a beast! I get it. It's Los Angeles. Looking at the sea of parked cars surrounding the ballpark as we walked back to our car after the game was mind-blowing! This was a fun and memorable experience, and I would love to come back one day and do it all over again! 5 stars. read more

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Dodger Stadium is located in the Elysian Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA. Opened in 1962. It is the oldest major league ballpark west of the Mississippi River. It's the third oldest ballpark after Fenway Park in Boston (1912), Wrigley Park (1914) in Chicago. It's the largest baseball stadium in the world due its large seat capacity of 56,000. Traffic going in and out of stadium is really an issue. The stadium is kind of in the middle of nowhere. I've never gone to a stadium that doesn't have restaurants/bars and shops directly outside of the stadium. It is really not in a convenient area. It's on top of a giant hill. There's an express bus from Union Station which begins 90 minutes before the game and will depart every 10 minutes until the 3rd Inning. Return bus service will continue until 45 minutes after the final out. Buses stop at Center Field and the Top Deck. It is affectionately known as the, "Blue Heaven on Earth". I hope to go to as many major league ballparks that I can in my lifetime. So far I've been to Fenway Park, Yankee Stadium (Old), Tropicana Field, PNC Park, Rogers Centre and Coors Field. Dodger Stadium is very nostalgic for Dodgers fans. I don't think its the best stadium that I've been to so far, but its a very good experience. Everything is very expensive. The food is okay. Not memorable by any means, but not terrible either. Many fans recommend that you bring your own food into the park. Their bag policy is to bring in a clear plastic bag that must be equal to or less than 12" x 12" x 6" in size. Go to your favorite burger spot or taco stand. Load up and place your food inside your clear plastic bag. Dodger Stadium is worth a visit for baseball and sports fans alike. I highly recommend coming here and sitting in the reserve section in section 1. It gives you a good viewpoint from behind home plate. You can see the whole field very well. read more

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How lucky am I to be invited to an exclusive Health-ade event in a private suite at Dodger Stadium! A great spread of everything and anything you can think of to enjoy an exciting game, packed stadium and beautiful weather! Quickly enjoyed an awesome welcome by the friendly professional marketing staff, goodie bag, and downed a delicious hotdog, hamburger, mac & cheese, popcorn, wine, and cocktails! Shout out to adorable dessert cart ladies who didn't disappoint with fab ice cream/toppings, cakes, cookies, even Baileys shots & more! Employees were super nice & helpful too. Full belly and winning game! read more

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Subject: Dodger Dogs! The current dodger dogs made by Papa Cantella's that I bought at Albertson's do not have the same favor as the dodger dogs made by the previous company! Bring back Farmer John's. I assume that the Dodger Dogs sold at Dodger Stadium! read more

Dodger Stadium is cool. It has a great view of the stadium and LA. Parking is an issue getting in and out. Getting out of just the stadium could take a minimum of 30 mins, but usually longer. The food is okay but very expensive. Been to other baseball stadiums and food taste and seems not as expensive. read more

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Any other place to watch a Dodger's game? Yes I would go back because I have to. I'm really happy they have a shuttle from the union station, makes my like easier. This should be a location on your LA bucket list. read more

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Having grown up in LA and then moving to the suburbs, I have come to many Dodgers games, and the progression of the changes made to the stadium--specifically the restrooms--has been pretty awesome. I came here for the Mental Health Awareness giveaway night against the Braves, and checking in for my giveaway was easy once I was redirected to the correct gate. If you're coming from out of town or want to save on parking and take the free shuttle from Union Station at the Patsaouras stop. The only caveat is you may have to wait a bit longer for the busses after the game, but you are guaranteed to get back to Union Station as they make sure everyone is able to get their ride back. This review has a one-star strike because I've had better food at other stadiums, namely Wrigley field, Coors field, and a more recent experience at BMO stadium. There is a section that's like a food and drink court at Dodger stadium, but the experience stands. I may amend and add the star back on my next game and try other food, but this is specific to Dodger Dogs and nachos. Both are lukewarm every game I've gone even though I keep getting them every time expecting the experience to be different. That's my fault, or maybe this is par for the course for those two items? If anyone's concerned about being a fan of opposing teams, I'd say don't worry. Staff is strict about maintaining a family atmosphere. ITFDB. Enjoy fans of other teams. Night games are my favorite. Enjoy if you come through! read more

19th MLB stadium. I usually like to do 2 games at away stadiums but only was able to do one game here. I would love to come back for a day game. The stadium is kinda a pain to get too, but all driving in LA is a pain. We parked at Union Station, took a rideshare as we were early before the Dodger bus started running, were planning on getting it back but the line was huge at the end of the night - just ended up ridesharing again. The stadium was nice, a lot of nostalgia. I have read about how Tomorrowland at Disneyland inspired the design and can see it, I like how the seating bowl has the colour representation of the beach etc... would be interesting the do the tour. You can get a digital first time certificate. Didn't eat at the stadium as had Philippe's beforehand - would recommend. Vibes at the stadium were good, the Blue Heaven on Earth area was cool - again very Disney! read more

Mid-century stadium, just awesome! There's something truly special about the history and charm of Dodger Stadium--it's got that old-school feel that makes it unique. The atmosphere is always electric, and the views are great no matter where you're sitting. That said, it's definitely showing its age. It lacks some of the creature comforts that newer stadiums offer, like more modern amenities or upgraded seating options. It's clear this place has a lot of history, but a little modernization wouldn't hurt. Parking - fine, but getting in and out of the stadium on the city streets is a nightmare! Traffic can be a huge pain, especially after the game when everyone is trying to leave at once. It can take a while to get back to your car. Overall, Dodger Stadium is still a fantastic place to catch a game with tons of history and charm, but be prepared for a bit of a hassle when it comes to convenience. It's definitely worth the visit, but there are a few things that could be improved. 4 stars (ZERO for driving in/out!) read more

Parking at Union Station for the free bus shuttle is great and fast to get to the stadium. Going back to Union Station takes a while. Lots of food options, but lines are always long as expected. read more

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Always have a great time at Dodger Stadium. Especially when they are the defending Champs! Great atmosphere! Can see the field from most of the seating in the stadium. Yes, things are expensive but you just accept that when going to a professional game! Highly recommend catching a Dodger game! read more

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Dodgers Games are so fun. The stadium is big but there are so many signs to follow. There is staff all around and you can always stop and ask them for guidance. Always friendly I do not think I have ever spoken to a rude staff member. the lines for food do get busy so plan on waiting. I recommend this stadium. We LoVe the Dodgers! read more

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Dodger Stadium is a family friendly sports venue. Home of the Los Angeles Dodgers Major League Baseball team. Good food and drink options. Parking and food are pricey. Staff and security do a wonderful job at keeping spectators safe. All staff from parking attendant to concession workers are friendly and very happy. read more

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I love everything about Dodger Stadium! The food, the micheladas, the vibes, and all the merch. My family and I visited Cinco de Mayo for the Kids Run the Bases Baseball Little League event. My son's team and I were able to walk on the field before the start of the game, and the kids ran the bases after the game. What an excellent opportunity for kids to experience the true essence of Dodger Stadium. I ordered the Flamin' Buffalo Chicken Tenders from the Flamin' Hot Corner. The tenders came with fries and were tasty. The food and drink menu has expanded so much that it almost feels overwhelming when choosing what to eat. I will sit in the Field Box Section next time I watch a Dodgers game. :) read more

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The best part of going to a Dodger's game is that you can park for $8 at the train station, and take a free shuttle to and from the stadium. The stadium was well maintained, and the food was good. We were happy to watch Freeman win the game on a "Walk Off." read more

What can I say about the 3rd oldest stadium which is not only classic but legendary and known worldwide Yes the stadium is old but has a ton of charm and has lasted the test of time I mean dodgers dogs and garlic fries is the minimum standard eats each time but yeah those beer prices I avoid that but that's how it is anywhere these days so I can't fault them for being the only pricey venue The stadium has had refurbishments and updates especially in the past many years this century but the one thing they have never figured out and it's the biggest issue and the reason this isn't a 5 star is mainly because the parking is such an incredible hot mess It all starts just trying to enter and there are so many entrances but it's so slow going in and even incredibly worse leaving and that's why this stadium has a history of people leaving before the game ends because if you don't you find yourself trapped in a parking lot for almost an hour and no one wants that lol But I love coming here and enjoying the games the crowds cheering the food the Vibe and cheer the Dodgers!! read more

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Ballpark (#19 of 30) of current stadiums? Does that even matter anymore? Anyway, it's [team] 21 of 30, until I complete all 30 home stadiums. The history here is great, and the stadium still manages to look classy and is quite well designed. You're never really sure if you're up or down, and which way to go. Crowd energy is top tier. The crowds here really get you involved hook line sinker. The crowds are also of abundance. I felt like I couldn't really move around before the first pitch. It seems that so many games sell so many tickets... but how? Tickets are ludicrously expensive! Even on stubhub, they go for hundreds and sometimes thousands. I didn't get to try a lot of food options, but as a rite of passage got a Dodger Dog, which was basically just like a hot dog at any stadium. The onion and relish station needed to be replenished. Instead of a regular sized Coke, I got a comically huge souvenir one and had to pay the price. So I guess I'm taking home to keep in my cupboard forever. I left significantly before the end of the game because my Lyft driver TO the stadium warned me about how crazy it gets at the end of the game. Hundreds of riders and half the amount of drivers, and everyone trying to do it at once. I still had to wait a while for a driver to decide to come and pick me up. There's a Dodger shuttle from Union Station I had planned on taking, but my plans changed and I took rideshare instead. You might regret taking a taxi, but there are so few options, unfortunately, and all of them expensive. read more

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I came here for the My Chemical Romance Long Live The Black Parade tour (this is a late review). That was my first time at this venue, and I can say that overall, my experience was better than I had initially expected. I do not buy concession food or drinks; I usually prefer to eat beforehand. However, this stadium is well-known for its "Dodger Dogs", so the next time I come here for another show, I will probably try them out. Bathrooms are very accessible, and so are stairs for upper-level seats. I was pleasantly surprised to see that this stadium offers the Metro Express shuttle services back to Union Station for concert nights as well, and not just for Dodger Games. Had I known this beforehand, I wouldn't have walked up that STEEP hill. I am someone who buys cheap GA tickets, so I purchased the nosebleed section. The view was amazing, no obstructions. From past experiences, concerts held at soccer and baseball stadiums usually have the best views compared to football and basketball/hockey stadiums, usually because of the large jumbo-tron or screen in the middle of the venue. As for the performance itself, Gerard Way and his crew DELIVERED. This was perhaps the most interesting and entertaining concert I have attended for a large venue, and probably one of the most memorable experiences. It felt less like a "concert" and more like a large, interactive play or theatrical performance. A lot of my friends who attended also said that they really enjoyed the experience, at least at the seated levels. I have heard horror stories about fans with unhealthy parasocial relationships with band members who tend to congregate more at the pit area-- hoarding barricades, creating a hostile environment, and displaying attitudes of toxic elitism and "stan" behavior. read more

Dodger games equals quality time with my family! I love variety of foods if you're a foodie too like me! Things I tried yesterday were the Tiger Milk tea - get it! The brisket nachos- get it! But be warned there's not enough meat to be in this big ass helmet. The sweet cream bread - definitely a yes! So soft, cold, and not too sweet. I don't like sweets anymore but this was satisfying in 90 degree weather! The hot dogs- can never go wrong! The chicken tenders!- definitely a yes! The fried pb and J- omg yes! The home plate sampler- for $39.99, the box was all fried goodies - a little too much fried items for the price it wasn't worth it but it was definitely a good choice! Overall I keep coming back for the food and of course the love of the game I share with my family! Thank you Dodger stadium for making it easy to get parking and keeping it clean and safe! read more

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Love this stadium! Great fans and vibe! So retro ! Great food including vegan hot dogs and sushi! Anything you can think of to eat you can find read more

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My family and I caught a game at the LA Dodgers Stadium back in August and it was a grand slam experience! We arrived at least an hour before the game started and were able to park fairly easily. Once inside, we walked by some statues and baseball memorabilia. We came for a group event at one of the suites and enjoyed the game from a sweet spot. We had a great view of all the action. The suite was equipped with a food buffet, a few choices of different beers, sodas, and water, comfortable seating and TVs. Meatless options were limited for this buffet, but I did enjoy the caesar salad, guacamole, chips, and dip. The stadium might have more meatless options, but this was what the group ordered. Towards the end of the game, a dessert cart came by filled with huge decadent cakes, cookies, and more. My family and I shared a huge slice of cake and a large cookie. Hit the sweet tooth! The suite offers indoor and outdoor seating. The glass windows/door that separates the indoor suite from the outside can open all the way, allowing more sunlight and fresh air in, which is a neat feature. Overall, the stadium was clean and fun to explore. It's a must-see for any baseball fan. The icing on the cake was the fireworks after the game! read more

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*Jeff's Gourmet (inside Dodger Stadium)* I was curious to see if the hype was justified because, for $18, I expected something exceptional. However, knowing it's Dodger Stadium, I tempered my expectations. We tried the spicy kosher hotdog with grilled onions. Overall, it was just okay. The bread was fluffy but a bit dry, though not soggy, which was a relief. The meat had a nice jalapeño spice, giving it a decent kick. The caramelized onions were sweet and jammy, but the texture was too soft. Unfortunately, the experience didn't justify the high price. I'm looking forward to trying the actual restaurant, as the reviews and pictures suggest a significantly better experience. read more

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Dodger Stadium is iconic and I love seeing different types of events, shows and concerts here. I have seen Lady Gaga, Cirque du Soleil and other concerts here. The crowds are always energetic and lively at Dodger Stadium. It adds to the excitement to any show including sporting events. But oh my gosh, to get in and out of Dodger Stadium is like the worst nightmare. It always takes 2 hours to get in and 2 hours to get out. Sometimes more. No crowd or traffic control after an event. I feel like a cow being herded sometimes and it's not fun at all. Sometimes the parking lot doesn't even move for a good 30+ minutes and you are just sitting there. Don't get me started about waiting in line for food at Dodger Stadium because that is a different kind of nightmare. That's why I prefer eating before or after an event there. If I wanted to watch a concert in LA,, I'd rather watch a concert at Crypto.com Arena formerly Staples Center than Dodger stadium. It's much easier to get in and out with more transportation options as well. Hopefully one day there will be more options to get to Dodger Stadium then just driving or parking far and trying to walk in. read more

Awesome experience at Dodgers Stadium. Park in lots G & H for quick and fast entry. Food prices are high, but the environment is amazing. Great for family or group outings. read more

I find so little information on this that I had to summarize my experience in the homerun seats in left field. We were right behind the wall, and it was a unique baseball experience, though sadly, we saw little action. Food was included. Dodger dogs aren't as good as they used to be, and the Brooklyn Dodger dogs were worse. Chips and cheese were fine. The pretzel was fine. There were self-serve peanuts, popcorn, Cracker Jacks, and canned sodas. The chicken sausage was pretty darned good. The server was energetic when we first arrived, but hard to find afterwards. I'm a Dodger fan for life, and I don't think I'd choose these seats in the future. read more

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Always a great fun time. But their security was rude to us today! Asked a genuine question and was responded back with sarcasm. Sad that no more fireworks Korean spicy chicken is good but the fries have no salt or seasoning read more

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I've only been to three MLB stadiums: Wrigley Field, National Park where the Washington Nationals play and the San Francisco Giants ball park. Dodger Stadium is one of my favorites not only because I'm a Dodger fan, but I really enjoyed the openness and accessibility of the ball park. It doesn't feel claustrophobic like some ball parks can. Most of the seats are pretty good and have a nice view. I enjoyed the restaurant offerings, drinks, pop up merchandise stores. It's relatively easy to walk around. I met some friends there by taking the free shuttle bus from Union Station. The bus is called the "Dodger Stadium Express - Union Station" and get you to the ball park in no time; it drops you off at the front entrance. You'll see a long line when you arrive at Union Station to catch the free shuttle but the line move fast and it beats having to pay for parking at ball park. I paid $8.00 at Union Station at Patsaouras Plaza which is on the East end of Union Station or the "backside" of Union Station. Buses run every 10 minutes 90 minutes before game time. read more

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Now you allllll know I'm no dodger fan.they really dislike us Astro fans. I will say they are very diehard and as you know a few have been badly injured just representing their favorite teams aka Giants fan . I guess it's hit or miss on the ratchet fans lol. Overall it is a nice stadium. They try to bring back some old school twist along with modern displays. I like the view from the top floor. Now I'm a dugout guy . Always have been and always will be but for the price and view , this was actually not bad. The parking, try to go on the outskirts or out the parking lot towards the residence side if you want to avoid the massive traffic leaving the stadium orrrrr take off around 7/8 inning. Today was a good day cause the dodgers won me 900.00 lol if you haven't been, give it a go. Just wear neutral colors if you're not a dodger fan or prepare for the smoke! read more

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Getting to the game we took an Uber, as always traffic in LA was a hot mess. Our drop off wasn't too bad. Then we walked from the Uber / parking area to the back of the stadium. Found the nearest gate and got through security. Please be sure to check the Dodger's Stadium website to ensure you know what you can and can't bring. The staff were very friendly and helpful and we went to the stadium store, and also got some drinks and enjoyed the show. The fans were pretty nice, although we were not there to see the Dodgers, but their opponent. Anyway, everything flowed smoothly and we had no issues. Please plan you your departure, as things can get very hectic. Ensure, if you aren't driving, to know where the Uber pickup spot is. They also have a train stop as well. After the game they had a light show using drones. Very cool. Prices are what you would expect from any sports stadium, not cheap. Cashless, so only debit or credit cards are accepted. If you go, you should enjoy yourself, just do proper planning and you will set yourself up for success and a worry free game. read more

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This has been quite sometime since I had been there. In 1984 with my brother and my uncle and the Madonna concert in 2008 with Justin Timberlake and Britany Spears. My brother and I were so excited with the new technology. We arrived there and needed the shuttle and waited a half an hour. It's a long walk from the parking going to the entrance. Debbie who was in charge had our tickets and forwarded it to my email. We got our little kuala bear and catered to us well Lisa did above and beyond the call. When we finally got in we decided to get our food. We had to line up to get the 3 dodger dogs and Garlic fries. When we got to the cashier the tickets Debbie forwarded was with no value 0. When we tried talking to the manager and could not resolve it. We checked on the original ticket that Debbie had was 20.00 each. From my understanding that if you forwarded a ticket it looses its value to 0. If anyone has that type of experience keep in mind of my situation and you will have no problem. Kindness forward one person at a time. And a shout out to Alex he went above and beyond the call he told us to just go straight there and he will help up. read more

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My first experience here was actually a volunteer event! Next was my first concert here for BlackPink. Finally on my third visit, it was for my very first Dodgers game! Parking It was horrible after the BlackPink concert. I've heard that's the norm after events at the stadium. Dodger Stadium Express 5/5 would recommend!! With my previous parking experience, I wanted to do everything to avoid that again. I believe there was two stations that headed to Dodgers Stadium in game day for this free shuttle service. Buses run every 10 minutes and it starts 90 minutes before game time. It was about 10-15 minute bus ride from the station to the stadium. It was nice seeing that everyone was gathered in one place with the interest they had in common. My first Dodgers game The only knowledge I had was through Wii Sports but my friend decided to bring me to the first game! We utilized the free bus transport from Union Station. It was a breeze. I did accidentally park at the $16 lot, but didn't mind since it was a relatively bright area. I can definitely see why fans are so passionate about baseball. I knew LA Dodgers had its own culture but it was heartwarming to see it with my own eyes. Since my first game recently, I've been eyeing tickets every so often because I fell in love with sport and the culture. I haven't been back to one since I have no one to go with. *This is more of my concert experience and customer service here* I'm not sure if it was the coordinator for the event for the stadium, but lines were a mess out there. With the check in getting delayed, we were under the hot sun with our hats or whatever people brought with them to keep cool.. One staff member at the staff entrance had noticed I was about to pass out and offered me his chair and some of the ice they used to keep their drinks cool. As one of the people potentially suffering from heatstroke, security had called a medic for me. It was sad to see I wasn't the only one who needed assistance due to the heat. Besides that, I love that Korean bands have collaborated with Dodgers Stadium in the past few years. With the growing popularity and LA being one of the biggest Korean populations outside Korea, I read more

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Long overdue review! My old job hosted our holiday party at Dodger Stadium and we got a tour and enjoyed it so much. Pretty cool not to have any crowds there and got the opportunity to enjoy the place amongst everyone. read more

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Been coming here for the past 14 years & there's just something magical about this place! Love the new remodels they've added and food selection as well. There are so many areas you can take pics at. They always have a fun DJ hyping up as you enter and even Mariachi on Sundays. The only thing that I wish they would invest $$ on is Parking staff as you leave the stadium. It takes about 45-1hr at Times to get out of the park and people can be so rude and there is no organization. The stadium food is OK I usually take my own. But if you like cold fries and expensive hotdogs then it's worth it for you. I do love the AMPM they have Kombucha and other fun snacks as well. Overall it's fun. It's a bit more crazy now with certain players and can be a bit overwhelming at times but overall I always enjoy my visit here and love my 7th inning stretch for sure. Drone Fridays are pretty Rad as well. Let's go dodgers!! read more

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I'm from L.A. but have been living in NoCal for the past 20 years for my job. I grew up going to Dodger Stadium and still bleed Dodger blue! My daughter gave me tickets for opening series against the Cardinals and I was able to make the trek to Los Angeles and take a good friend who doesn't get out much. He's a Padre fan but I made him wear a Dodger jersey. Lol. He wanted to have a Dodger dog and we both had two each! They were as delicious as I remember growing up. It was great to be back at a place with so many special memories growing up. Los Dodgers read more

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My first time at dodger stadium and it was so much fun! Overall we had a really smooth experience. Cost for parking is reasonable and the venue makes it easy to find parking. We had no issue finding our seats and there were multiple staff around for us to find our way. The food is so good here! We tried the new Korean style options. The lines were long but it made complete sense since it was in demand. read more

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As A Dodgers fan I MIGHT be a little bias but I love this ball park. As a long standing fan, all of the recent upgrades that they have made to the park have been so amazing to see. The elevators at the end of the sections as a ppose to only the one in the center of the stadium being the only ones made a huge difference. I love that whenever the dodgers have a heritage night they all dishes of that heritage into that food menu for that game. The only thing that I am still not a fan of is the parking situation. Let alone the price tag for parking and the 2 plus hours it might take you sometimes to leave the park. read more

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