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How have I not reviewed Dodger Stadium?! Iconic ballpark with interesting history and origins, it is the third oldest ballpark in the US. Fun fact, Walter O'Malley (owner of Dodgers at the time) sent his architect to Disneyland to view Tomorrowland, and Dodger Stadium has similar design elements. Always a wide variety of food options - they do have a food directory online - check out the food stands in different levels. This summer we saw most games from the Top Deck - stay cool in the highest seats, or bake in the lower seats. There are ways to get to the stadium via public transportation - look for "Dodger Express."
2100th REVIEW It's 60 years this summer since I first saw the Dodgers play in Dodger Stadium. Last weekend, we were here to watch them beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-4 in 10 innings. Great game! This was my first time back at Dodger Stadium post-COVID. Guest Services was great, and a special thank you to Alexa for her assistance. From our seats in RS26, we had a great view of the game, and we could see the lights of downtown Los Angeles, as well as the San Gabriel Mountains over the outfield pavilions. There was a nice variety of food and beverages on our level, that included ballpark staples such as Dodger Dogs (4/5) and Dodger Beer (5/5). Parking cost $45 and was relatively easy. Attendants throughout the lots were helpful.
Great atmosphere, the best team, comfy seats and Always a fun crowd. The food is overpriced but pretty good we do enjoy the drinks and dogs! Portions are smaller but still one of the best stadiums in a large city. Parking is pretty easy as well
I've have been to many dodger games since I was little - this is always a fun spot to go to with family or friends. Anytime I come to a game, I always look forward to the food and drinks! When I came two weekends ago my friends and I ordered takoyaki and two bottles of soju. A michelada and dodger dog is also MANDATORY. I love how over the years they added more food to the stadium :)) I recommend going to games that start at 7PM in the summertime. If you go to a game any earlier you're going to feel like rotisserie chicken because of the scorching heat LOL Overall dodger stadium is a fun time with good company. I'll be back soon :)
I love Dodger Stadium. It's been a part of my life since i was born. I still have the foul ball I caught there when i was a kid, which was a long time ago. I came here with my father, and the. friends. My father wanted to make sure his family saw the World Series in 1977. We all went and sat in the top row in the top section. I brought my Dodger blue dyed glove, even there was no chance of me catching a ball up there. It was the only game the Dodgers won that series. I'll never forget it. I got to see Clayton Kershaw get his last bobblehead night and watch his kid throw out the first pitch. It was really special. I've been going to Dodger games for a number of years. Tonight was so great. The night was lovely. My friend from work has a great time. The Dodgers won. I love this place.
Of course my first rainy game at Dodger Stadium happened in Southern California, where we're constantly told it never rains. Unfortunately, the stadium doesn't seem particularly prepared for the rare occasion when it does. There was very limited covered space, giant puddles and pools of water to navigate, and thousands of cold, soaking-wet fans who somehow refused to let the weather ruin their day. I have to give Dodgers fans credit because they are hardcore. I'm not much of a baseball fan myself, but the energy in the stadium was fantastic, and the views from our seats were gorgeous even through the rain. I could have done with a little less advertising, though. At times it felt like I was watching baseball from inside one very large commercial. Still, Dodger Stadium is iconic, the atmosphere was memorable, and I'm glad I experienced it. Next time the forecast calls for rain, however, I think I'll enjoy the Dodgers from the warm, dry comfort of my couch.
I'm not a dodger fan, but friends asked me to go W/them to the Dodger game on Luka bobble head night at dodger Stadium. I haven't been here in a long time, but it was a great place to watch a game and have a good time with friends. The ambience was very chill friendly and the atmosphere was great all night long. The Food here was a little expensive and for a $35 Carne Asada fries. I'd say it wasn't worth it. Also the parking here when trying to get out after the game can take you a little while to get Out but in all it was a pretty cool night to catch a game W/friends. This place is cashless so I recommend planning ahead before you come as well. And will be waiting in Long lines for food and drinks as well.
It's hard not to give this legendary baseball park 5 stars, but I cannot if being transparent. The prices are outrageous. It was nearly $1,000 for five people in the sunbaked nosebleed seats, which included parking for our vehicle. Our seats, first base side stratosphere, looked into the blinding sun for over two hours. The game began at 4:15 on Saturday. This robbed us of much of the enjoyment of the game. And to get to our seats atop Mount Whitney required climbing up 8 flights of steps up in the 94-degree heat in humid, oxygen-deprived stairwells. Our group is fit but an elderly or an excessively heavy person would die trying to get to their seats. EMS did cart off a couple of people while we were there. I am surprised more persons didn't require medical attention. The comfort score of this experience was lower than Jacob Misiorowski's ERA.
Let's GO Dodgers! Watching a Dodgers game in person at the Dodger Stadium always means you're guaranteed to have a great time. Whether you're there with friends or spending quality time there with your family, there's never a dull moment. Not gonna lie, the drive there and the long line actually going in the parking lot is horrific, but it is well worth it. Parking is cheaper if you pre-purchase online vs. at the gate. You're able to get in 2 hours before the game starts but since I do not get off from work until 6pm, I usually get there after the 1st or 2nd inning. The hot dog may seem overpriced and you may occasionally encounter some rowdy people who have had too much beer, but overall, the Dodger Stadium is extremely safe. Dodger Stadium + our boys in BLUE is always a 10/10!
Arrived about 2 hours early for a Padres/Dodgers game on a Sunday afternoon. I had pre-purchased parking passes and had them in my MLB Ballpark App (saved $5 and had an easy time getting into the stadium). It was a short walk to the gates where we brought in our own waters and snacks. Once in the central plaza we could take photos with statues, bobbleheads, etc and walk around the stadium Made our way to the upper decks to get a better view of the field, and enjoyed checking out everything. It's a completely cashless place (as most stadiums are these days) so prepare to pull out your card for everything. Is it expensive? Yes. Was it more than I thought? For some items, yes ($12 soda, $11 Dodger dog) but for others no ($22 beer, $6 ice cream) The atmosphere is great and the fans love their team. Unfortunately for them the Padres won
Attended my first Dodger game 7/7/26 and don't know what took me so long. The Dodger Stadium is amazing. There's so much to see and experience both before and during the game. I liked the songs and chants that went off during the game. I watched a news broadcast film(waved in the background) and took a photo next to some of the iconic Dodger photos. All of the employees I encountered were friendly and helpful. Even the employees that were tasked with escorting those out of the wrong seats did so respectfully. I liked that you could bring in your own food and water, but I had to try the famous Dodger dog. It was good. I also picked up a stadium Dodgerita. If you get a double it comes in a souvenir cup. I didn't catch a ball this time, but I'll definitely be back.
One of the best stadiums we've been to! It was our first dodgers game and we had a blast! There is literally so much for you to in the stadium for both kids and adults! The food was pretty good and normal pricing for a stadium ( we tried the nachos and the pizza ). They have a cute experience to get your picture on a trading card! It's $25. Super cute and fun! There's tons of food right when you enter the stadium and when you're inside by your seats! And the game was good! Love dodger fans. A really good experience!
Vibes at the stadium are always elite. It was bobble head night. Crowd is always fun. I absolutely always enjoy trying new foods here. First time trying the spicy Korean wings & they were so divine, I loved them. The pulled pork sliders were so flavorful. Wouldn't call my self a dodger fan necessarily, ( idk the sport lol ) but food, drinks, good vibes?? I'm there!
5 months ago
I've definitely had unique experiences at this stadium, I've seen fans completely intoxicated, almost flashing the crowd.. to fist fights, drinks and food being thrown.. It has always been something.. but this last time was a much more pleasant experience. Maybe because the tickets are so expensive and the alcohol is so expensive it lessons people's ability to become that intoxicated. But it was a much better experience. And I actually had a good time. The food was decent everything has just gone up significantly since the last time I've been there read more
5 months ago
We are back for the 2026 baseball season and have learned many tricks over the years of some of the ridiculous rules that apply in entering this stadium. Food is allowed but make sure it's in a clear plastic carry bag and drinks are in plastic bottles only. No alcohol drinks are allowed inside and no tail gating in the parking lot. If you can do not park in their huge over priced 45 dollar parking lot. Walk up from Chinatown or shuttle in, it's a one hour nightmare getting out of the stadium when the game is over. read more
Yall need to up your game when you see food or drinks because why does it take more than 2 hours to get boba.. why arent they premaking the drinks instead of making it on the spot and having 3 people stand there to do nothing? 3 of these people could be takemung orders ahead of time.. unacceptable.. was waiting in line at 5.. at its 8pm and still havent been able to order yet.. please yall know there will be alot of people trying to get food and drinks.. step up your game.. read more
Yesterday when attending the game I came across the most unprofessional staff member in right field/field level entrance. Her name is Roxy, her job is to help you pass through the metal detectors and search your bags for any items not permitted. In front of me was this old Asian man with a bag that wasn't see through, not permitted, but she couldn't communicate with him and because he wasn't understanding her, she was getting frustrated and started making unnecessary comments and faces, mind you, gates had just opened and she was already in that mood. What a horrible scene, especially because he wasn't understanding her and didn't speak the language. She needs to be more patient, her job is primarily customer service, someone should remind her of that. read more
4 months ago
Last night we rolled up around like a lil before da game started... we drove all da way from SCV BBY to LA!!!! Chicken strips x4 pieces and French fries costed only $15.99 + taxes = $18 bucks for my son and I to share. I also asked for ranch and the young gentleman gave me two. It was our very FIRST TIME to see the DODGERS play EVA. The second floor woman's bathroom smelled like DOG CRAP!!!! Idk if it was somebody's "BO" but it STANK!!!!!! The food was aiiight a bit OVER PRICED; if u asked me. I brought only two snacks inside!! Well, deserved my motto is WORK HARD, PLAY HARDER!!!!!! Good times. Even tho da dodgers LOST last night; SAD FACE. read more
What a World Series! What a season! What a stadium. There is no baseball stadium more amazing or more beautiful than Dodger Stadium. Where else can you sit in a T-shirt and shorts in late September and watch the sun go down over the mountains from in a ravine...and see the stars come out and the moon rise... feel the air get cool and the beauty of the night come on...while watching the Dodgers play ball. I watched Tommy Edman hit a home run and heard the gong of the ball bouncing off the foul pole. I did the Wave with my 91-year-old father-in-law. I ate Dodger Dogs and drank margaritas and sang the Star-Spangled Banner with my hand on my heart. I saw Otani and Yamamoto and Muncy and Betts and Freeman and Smith and Rojas and Pages and Hernandez crackle the air with electricity and power and grace. I sang Take me Out to the Ball Game at the seventh inning stretch. I walked all the many many stairs and felt alive. I cheered and yelled. I wore my Dodgers Blue. Dodger Stadium. Americana and baseball at its finest. read more
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3 months ago
First time catching a Dodgers game in years. Took a shuttle to avoid the parking chaos. Food is pricey. Went on a Sunday afternoon where everyone was hot and ordered soft serve ice-cream or Dole whips lol. Friendly atmosphere. There is bag check, but goes smoothly if you follow the rules. I will say, I wish they made it easier to find the line on the Top Deck merch store. Other than that, nice experience overall. I'd visit again one day. read more
2 months ago
First of all, know that I am a Dodger fan, so this review is probably going to have a hint of bias. The stadium has gone through many renovations, but it is the third oldest standing MLB ballpark as of 2025. I like the new clean and nice stadiums, but sometimes I like the historic aspect as well. The concessions here are pretty expensive but there's a great variety. For example, I'm not sure if they do it anymore, but they had Japanese beers with a frosty layer on top. And it's always fun to see the new food items that they are rolling out each year. Obviously with the great Japanese players we have on the Dodgers at the moment, there are a few more Japanese offerings. But because Los Angeles is so diverse in general, there is always a diverse selection of food. And there's always the classic dodger dogs! For me personally, I like the loge level. I find it to be a good balance of affordability and enjoyment of my view and where I'm sitting. Any further up I probably would much rather just watch it in the comfort of a sports bar or at home with delicious food. Over the years, I've been to the stadium many times. One of my early jobs during my career actually had me going down and getting official signatures in the locker room after games! That was a fun time. Although I still love going, there was a particular game/experience that pretty much spoiled me and ruined going to Dodger games for me personally for the rest of my life. My friend's boss wasn't using his tickets so we got to go down and sit three rows behind home plate. It might've been the best seats I've ever had at any big-time sporting event! And to top it all off, I ran into Tommy Lasorda in the halls. I also got to experience that high end buffet down in the field area (with prime rib, etc) Parking for me varies: sometimes I'll pay park up near the stadium. But I've gone so many times I have a good feel of where to park down in Echo Park or the Chinatown area and just walk up to the stadium. read more
1 month ago
I'm not a baseball fan, never have been but when you get a last minute invite to Game 4 of the World Series, you don't think, you go. Dug through my closet for something blue and sporty. Closest thing I had? A Chelsea soccer jersey. Good enough. Blue is blue. The second I showed up, the energy hit me, it was palpable!! Crowd roaring, stadium buzzing, everyone hyped & decked out in blue. It was contagious. Might've actually turned me into a baseball fan (we'll see how long that lasts). //Parking// BRUTAL. $80 just to park. Eighty! That's World Series pricing for you:( they DONT ACCEPT CASH for parking. //Food// There's no shortage of options!!! Hot dogs, chicken sandwiches, nachos, tacos, chicken tenders & fries, burgers, milk shakes, churros, you name it but nothing looked particularly inspiring. I did a few laps trying to find champagne (because, why not class up a ballgame?) but no luck. If you're trying to stay healthy or avoid questionable stadium fare, eat before or after. All in all, Dodger Stadium delivers on atmosphere. Even for a casual observer, the vibe is electric and I was completely swept up in it. Tips: - when we left, traffic was a total nightmare. Everyone trying to turn right onto Academy got stuck in gridlock, while turning left turned out to be the smarter move - they let you bring water bottles in, there's water stations you can fill up at - only clear bags up to 12" x 12" x 6" and non-clear bags, clutches, or wristlets no larger than 5" x 8" x 2" allowed read more
Baseball is life! Well, growing up a Padres fan, it's been a struggle. Having a division rival just 2 hrs up the freeway is pretty cool tho. Dodger stadium is a bit older. However with the history of the team and the location, it's a location worth visiting. First visit last year was fun. In the middle of a pennant race between these two teams and winner takes the division. While my team was on the losing end of that game, I was pleasantly surprised by the politeness and hospitality of the stadium employees starting from the parking attendants. We were decked out in Padre gear and were welcomed by "welcome and enjoy the game" comments. A few fans had other comments, but that was expected. Food wise, seemed pretty basic. I didn't notice any "specialty" foods that were really unique. Dodger dogs (hot dogs), pop corn and cotton candy are pretty consistent throughout any stadium in the US. Second visit was this year. Paid a little extra for seats along the Baseline Club. These seats included admission for the restaurant down the line w unlimited non-alcoholic drinks, food and snacks until the 7th inning. There is also a dedicated restroom and bar for ticket holders. Foodwise, tri-tip, nacho bar, grilled veggies, fried shrimp, grilled chicken and more was available as hot food. Snacks such as chips, cracker jacks and ice cream were available. Once the game started, you could order items from the menu and it was delivered within minutes. For me, was definitely worth the upgraded seats. Didn't have to wander around looking for things but rather just enjoy the game and have food/ snacks delivered. Another worthwhile stop at dodger stadium are the statues of former players beyond the outfield wall. Sandy Koufax and Jackie Robinson stand out among some of their notable players. Keep on Yelp'n! read more
1 month ago
These three people there on these pictures are beyond Disgusting especially the girl with the blonde hair and the guy completely disrespectful I was getting yelled at for asking for instructions. What the hell is that!!! It's not OK that just because you have a yellow wanna be vest you think you can yell at people and also just because you have flashlights that you can flash ppl in the face for fun I will be reporting this to an actual manager because this needs to be fixed. everywhere else I haven't had an issue or experience. I get it that you guys have to be firm with moving people, but thinking you have that type of authority over people is crazy to Me. You guys need to be more humble be persistent, and do your job. Don't be disrespecting I will be reporting this to an actual manager and I will not stop until I get access to someone in a higher position. I hope that all the yelling at me was worth it. read more
11 months ago
Even when the Dodgers lose we still win! Always a great time at Dodgers Stadium! Pulled Pork & Garlic Fries our all time favorites! Go Dodgers! #ITFDB read more
1 year ago
Padres vs Dodgers on 08.17.2025 @ 1:15pm. Final Score: SD 4 vs LA 5 And the DODGER STADIUM roars!! It was sunny and 79 degrees at DODGER STADIUM. Our seats were located in the Top Deck, so no shade. We decided to walk around for most of the game, to look for some good eats and check out areas we've never experienced. In my last review, it rained. The Centerfield food courts were muddy! This time, it was just completely dusty. To the Dodger Renovations & Stadium Improvements Team, please look into laying down some pavers or artificial turf for this area so crowds can enjoy this space in comfort. @ Field Level: -Gold gloves outside of the Gold Glove Bar -Create your Trading Card for $20 -"In The Dugout" AR video booth by Spectrum was a long wait, but totally worth it and it was free! We selected Ohtani and Yamamoto as the players who'd be in the dugout with us. You're instructed by Dodger stadium staff on where to sit and what to expect, but I didn't know how fast it was going to be! I also realized too late on how it worked, so when I wanted to tap Ohtani on his shoulder, the fun was over. Lol. @ Loge Level Nike Official Team Store @ Top Deck (before entering) -Retired Jersey Numbers -8ft Japanese stone lantern How to get to the stadium: Park at Union Station and jump on the free Dodgers Stadium Express Bus for free!! Buses run every 5 to 10 minutes starting 2.5 hours before game time through the end of the 2nd inning for all home games. Buses will drop off behind center field and top deck. Return service ends 45 minutes after the final out or 20 minutes after post-game events. read more
Great place to catch a game! lots of giveaway nights and events. Depending on where you choose your seats there could be a lot of sunlight headed your way. The bench seating/pavilion is a probably the most lively crowd with chanting, attendees cheering and running around doing the wave etc. You can bring clear bag with food and drinks if its sealed plastic bottles. The parking lot does take some time so bake in at least 1 hour before first pitch to park get to your seats etc. I've even seen someone bring their own FM radio to hear the commentary. They have a ton of food choices, bars, seating area, and lots of merch shops that are different on every level. read more
15 days ago
Other than a very rude parking attendant everything else was great. Everyone was very nice and helpful. read more
2 months ago
The vibes were okay. This was my first time at this stadium, through invitation. I'm not a dodgers fan. The food were okay, and definitely overpriced for stadium/venue food. I've been to other baseball stadiums and the atmosphere is different for sure at other stadiums. But I'm glad I got to experience Dodger stadium and can cross this off the list. There are drop off and pick up points for rideshares. Gate A, I believe. read more
11 months ago
If you are coming here for any playoff game, you should leave the house 2.5 to 3hrs early.. it will give you time to get in the stadium and park, then walk up to the entrances if you don't want to miss 1st pitch. $55 for general parking during them playoffs ..ouch. Use a your placard if you have one, it'll get you closer to the entrances . Clear backpacks are the only bags allowed. You can bring your own food and drink but the drinks must be sealed. I seen someone carry a whole pizza box in. Be respectful, stay clear of the drunkies.. read more
The legacy continues Great place to soak in all the experience! Food prices tho, it's pricy very pricy Don't forget you can park down the hill do $5.00 and skip the exiting long line when you park down a bit! Staff always friendly and helpful, good stuff. The stadium is old so it looks a bit run down like in bathroom areas... not like the new fancy stuff at like sofi Food is average. But I think the price should reflect quality but I feel the quality can improve Need to try some more of their new dishes/ plates available. read more
Came to a Dodgers game tonight for "Hello Kitty night". I must say I am disappointed with the Dodgers on this one. Bought the tickets specifically to get the Hello Kitty clear bag and baseball shaped Hello Kitty theme coin purse giveaway. Spent on 3 tix with parking, around $500+. Dodgers need to be better here, we ended up not getting the giveaway as they ran out!! The games are crazy expensive, parking is expensive ($40 for regular cars and $65 for oversized) food will break the bank and I don't even want to think about the cost of alcohol. With all that said, they should have enough giveaways for those paying to come to enjoy a night out. Before you say anything, I know the tix say "While supplies last" but the reality is they should have more than enough so as to cover their customers, pretty disappointing. My Wife and Daughter were super bummed as they are big Hello Kitty fans and baseball fans. We come to many games during the season and enjoy doing so, but the costs for these fun family nights out are getting out of control and to cop out with a disclaimer "while supplies last" is really weak Dodgers organization. These events are super popular and you know people want these souvenirs from the game, plan accordingly for these so everyone can enjoy them. You know capacity and that these are normally sold out, it should not be a surprise. It seems like they ran out very early as well, so many people missed out and probably left a bid disappointed as well. Enjoy! read more
4 months ago
2 months ago
What a great time came here early for for Dodger tour, what wonderful time and the best weather too. Not crazy hot like last year. It's a Fernando Valenzuela bobble head night!! And it was packed house We all came our Son & his girl an brother and Amanda and Jeff and wifey too What great game Shohei hit a home run, we were tied score and last up nope didn't happened No win but we're still in First Place Freddie was great but Mookie didn't play Pages hit a home run too read more
2 months ago
This was one of the best experiences of my life I went to One piece night for my birthday but even thought there was 50,000 people waiting outside, me and my dad finally got inside and got the luffy dodgers card and the hat, after me and my dad when to my seats with a great view of the game and actually got to see luffy, when the game started, my dad and me watched it, and it was so fun but me and my dad had to go early because he had a a you stomach ache, 5 stars ! read more
11 months ago
Our office recently spent an afternoon at Dodgers Stadium as part of our monthly wellness activity. It had been many years since I had set foot at the famed stadium. Not much had changed in the intervening years except that I was now of legal age to drink alcoholic drinks. Our tickets were purchased online and the Ballpark app kept track of the tickets and seats. The game was during a weekday afternoon so the stadium wasn't too packed. Parking in the stadium, or getting to the correct lot, can be complicated due to the sea of orange cones. Which way are we supposed to go? The staff member who was just beyond the main gate was incredibly rude. Once we turned left and found the designated lot the other parking attendant was much more willing to guide us. Our seats were for the Minnesota Twins game at 1:10 p.m. Our seats were in Section 155LG, Row G, Seat 1. If our seats were not the best, I really couldn't tell you. I was pleased to have a rather clear view even under the blazing sun. The alcoholic drinks were quite strong. As with everything at the stadium, they came at a high cost. Overall, the experience was excellent although I do hope that the parking situation is improved and that signage is made more clear. Enjoy your visit! read more
2 months ago
Rockies game, Freddie Freeman bobblehead night, seats up top. Everything you'd want out of a Dodger Stadium visit. The giveaway is worth planning around. The line was already deep by the time we got in, and they hand them out at the gate while supplies last -- so if the bobblehead is the point of the trip, treat the gate time as your actual first pitch. The box itself is nicer than these usually are, with a window cut so you can see the figure without opening it. On the seats: don't sleep on the top deck. Yes it's a climb, but you see the whole field as one shape instead of one corner of it, and you get the hills and the palm trees behind the outfield wall. I shoot for a living and this is the part I'd tell anyone -- get there before sunset. Around first pitch the sun goes behind the upper rim and lays a clean diagonal of shadow across the bowl, half the stands in gold and half in shade. It lasts maybe twenty minutes and it's the best light I've seen in any American ballpark. Food is stadium food and priced like it, but the nachos are generous and they'll load the jalapeños if you ask. Ohtani batting with the place actually paying attention is its own thing. Parking is the tax you pay. Leave earlier than feels reasonable, both directions. read more
My sister and I attended the My Chemical Romance concert on a Saturday evening. We sat in 47FD Row S Seats 1-2. The seats were good but for the Ticketmaster price paid, they could be better. My Chemical Romance put on an amazing show and it's one of my favorite and memorable concerts for sure. However, the Dodger Stadium as a concert venue has been my least favorite by far. The doors opened at 5:30pm. We got to the parking gates around 4:40ish. We were luckily inside the parking queue grounds and not on the backed up street as their parking system crashed. We waited in our car for about 15-20 minutes before they got back up online. I do appreciate the parking attendant who was going car to car to provide updates on the situation. We parked in Lot F which was a great spot for where we were seated on the left side field facing. Going through security and the entrance gates was quick despite how long the line looked. The most terrible part of this concert experience were the lines inside. People weren't able to tell the difference between bathroom, food, and merch lines because of how crowded the hallways were. All the lines looked like they were somewhat merging into each other, you could barely walk. The food sucked big time. The dodger dog was not even half as good as a Costco hot dog. It was flaccid and had no flavor. They gave a lot of nachos in a cute dodger hat bowl, but the cheese had no flavor and the chips tasted so cheap. And of course, the food was overpriced. We booked it to the parking lot during the last song and we were able to exit the parking within 5 minutes. But I can only imagine what a nightmare it is to get out if we stayed behind and took our time. read more
I LOVE LA! Always a great time at Chavez Ravine. Last night was one of the most memorable experiences I've ever had at Dodger stadium. Ring ceremony for 2025 World Series championship. First ABS challenge in Dodgers history. Alex Freeland first HR as a dodgers. Edwin Diaz first walk-out with trumpet blaring and his first save. And of course I enjoyed the best michelada hot dog combo in the world. read more
Sure has changed since the last time I was here - but that was in the 80's. We caught the Dodger Express Bus @ the Harbor Gateway Transit Center. Free, someone else does the driving & saves $40 parking. But I'm not going to detail on the express bus. Line to get into the stadium moved remarkedly fast. Plenty of gates to get you inside. Free bobblehead giveaway tonite - well organized at the entry. We were lucky enough to be one of the first 40,000 thru the gates.(there were almost 20, 000 who weren't so lucky). The stadium is clean & modern with a variety of concession stands & types of food. But a Dodger Dog was the only thing we were looking for. There were 2 Dodger retail shops. Prices were equal to any legit off stadium stores. Even with almost 60000 fans it didn't seem like in the concourse. Traffic moved pretty smoothly and lines weren't overlong. Had a great time LA won and got a cool bobblehead. I will reiterate the free transportation was excellent. read more
Dodger Stadium will always be my blue heaven. The energy is electric, the crowd is wild, and the vibes? Immaculate. From the city views to the garlic fries, it's the kind of place that makes you forget all your problems and just live in the moment. One of my favorite things is that you can bring your own food as long as it's in a clear bag. I'm showing up with snacks like it's a tailgate and still catching every play like a pro. Parking can test your patience, but get there early, ride share, or just take the scenic route and enjoy the chaos. They also have different free metros stops including union station and SouthBay station it will drop you off inside the stadium and pick you up in the same area Trust me, it's worth it once you're inside soaking up the atmosphere with a michelada in hand. Yeah, food's pricey, but who cares? That helmet full of nachos and overpriced churro are part of the experience. Win or lose, I'm yelling Let's go Dodgers like it's my job. This isn't just a stadium. It's tradition. It's community. It's my blue heaven. read more
What else can I say! I love Dodger Stadium. Food: The food is your normal baseball stadium food. However, they have added better quality food in the outfield area. I would recommend coming down on the prices because it's crazy expensive. Atmosphere: It doesn't get any better than a stadium full of Dodger fans. It's a party in the stands everytime. People are friendly, respectful, and energetic for the most part. I mean C'mon it's L.A. Price: This is the only thing I hate about our beloved Dodgers. The tickets are so expensive most people can't afford the nose bleed seats. Families with kids don't get to attend games anymore unless you save up for it. It's not a place anyone can go to anymore for a reasonable outing. It's sad that a single ticket to a baseball game is more expensive than HealthCare. Service: The staff is friendly and I'd you get a lifer you can have a great experience with stories from the past and other great conversations. Location: East L.A. It's a drive from anywhere in L.A. but take the trip cause they have so much culture and good from around Dodger stadium. read more
Love coming to see my team play. The dodger stadium is so much fun. My favorite player. Ohtani. Was so excited to come see him play. Dodgers bleed blue forever!! The stadium is always nice and clean and the staff super friendly. They get 5 stars from me always!! read more
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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
Is there a separate link to studio tours?
Dodgers stadium website is it. https://www.mlb.com/dodgers/ballpark/tours
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.
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.
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.
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…
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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