This was a fun experience at a discounted price (last minute via SeatGeek) for a Saturday afternoon…read moregame in the hot hot sun. At the Lexus Baseline club you show them your ticket and they'll give you a wristband for unlimited in and outs before, during, and after the game. Hot foods that day were pasta, salad, nacho bar, chicken and waffles, hot dogs, soft serve ice cream, and various snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. They also have a full bar inside as well as seating with tables. You can also order food and drinks from what's available on their QR code menu at your seat. I think hot foods stop at the 7th inning but you can still grab snacks and water, if there's any left.

As my friend put it, "It all started with an anonymous server who was as MIA as Craig Kimbrels…read morefastballs". Unfortunately, the service we received during our recent visit was far below our expectations. While the food was still enjoyable, we were left disappointed by the poor quality of service in our seats. It was evident that if you were not purchasing alcohol, you would not be serviced in your seats. We were glad that we had eaten in the actual baseline buffet club beforehand as our server was unresponsive and inattentive throughout the entire game. When our waiter with glasses took our order, he repeatedly got our order wrong and added arbitrary and unrelated things that weren't close to what we asked for. We observed him making similar mistakes with other customers' orders as well. After receiving our first order, he never came back with our second and didn't return at all. We suspect it was because he knew we weren't ordering alcoholic drinks and wanted more tips. Fortunately, we were able to walk to the club to get our own food and drinks, but we were disappointed that we didn't receive the service we paid for. We noticed other customers complaining to workers about their food and drinks not being delivered as well. We were left feeling frustrated and would not recommend sitting in these seats due to the lack of service. The food itself was still enjoyable and we would rate it 4/5. We appreciated the carving station that wasn't available during our previous visits, and the chefs carving were friendly and accommodating. The 3-4 salads, roasted veggies, assorted sausages and fish with potatoes or rice were all delicious. We also enjoyed the fun ice cream desserts with various toppings and the choice of several fountain drinks or agua frescas. The chips and peanuts were a nice snack to bring back to our seats. The seats themselves are fantastic and offer a close-up view of the players. We even watched Muncy hit a home run at the bottom of the ninth to win the game. However, we were still disappointed by the poor service we received. We suggest asking your server if they plan on returning and bringing comfortable shoes to go back and forth to get your own items. It's also a good idea to bring a clear bag to carry your items to your seat. We would recommend coming earlier to avoid the crowds and enjoy the experience with less frustration.

If one is ever lucky enough to get Dug out seats to go to this dugout club it's truly a wonderful…read moreexperience. The food is fantastic and there's always Thanksgiving dinner being served. The Service is friendly, the variety of food from dodger dogs all the way up to prime rib is outstanding and everything in between ... I'll be there tomorrow night with my granddaughter, and we are looking forward to it so much!

I'm not truly in the know of how this works (like - does everyone with a ticket from a particular…read morezone get access to the Dugout Club? Or is it an add on when you have particular seats) If you do have access to the Dugout Club or clubhouse, there's a nice Vegas style buffet waiting for you with carving stations and high quality sides/ food. There are also unlimited non-alcoholic beverages and fun snacks on your way to your seat. The views of the seats that have access to this aspect of Dodger Stadium are top notch as expected. There were also fireworks after the game the night I went so I didn't have to move at all to get a great view and even saw Kershaw and his family head onto the field to watch the fireworks. The time I got to experience this, it was a surprise so my Dodger fan mind - from a humble socio-economic background - was blown. A buddy of mine who works in sports entertainment had tickets for us. Typically we would go up to the the suite that his company had rights to. On this particular night, his boss wasn't using his tickets...so he walked us down...and down...until we got to three rows behind home plate! Included was our trip down to the food and snacks. I don't work for a large company, profitable law firm (so no company tix)...nor do I have so much money that I can make splurges like this, especially with ticket prices these days, so it is unlikely I will be able to experience this again, but oh man, this was one of the best pro sports experiences I ever had anywhere.

Rockies game, Freddie Freeman bobblehead night, seats up top. Everything you'd want out of a Dodger…read moreStadium 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.

Arrived about 2 hours early for a Padres/Dodgers game on a Sunday afternoon. I had pre-purchased…read moreparking 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

WEAKSAUCE CROWD and ATMOSPHERE! I was so shocked to find that the Lakers' home crowd was dull as a…read morebutter knife. The Laker Girls were very underwhelming (sat most of the game) and the hype crew was anemic. I'm a little disappointed as I thought I'd feel the energy upon arrival. Crypto is still an incredible venue, however this team doesn't know how to use it. The LA Kings know how to curate an exciting event. The NBA's activation outside for the upcoming All-Star game was more exciting and impressive than the activities inside. It's a shame that this team sold out to the Dodgers and is now part of that organization's umbrella. It's showing... My Mom and I visited during the Lakers vs. Mavericks game. I still enjoyed the game, however LeBron James is such a ball hog, I could not with this man. Luka is a whiner and the team/fans just gave me a vibe of conceit. It's lame when a team feels you should kiss their feet for championships they've won in the past. I'm not digging this Laker culture. Anyways, I did appreciate that the typical season ticket sales associates didn't bother us. The gift shop staff were decent and the merch was plentiful. I bought some enamel pins for my NBA collection, I'm trying to hit up as many basketball teams as possible in the league.

Since the Lakers and Lebron have become a money grabbing organization I will no longer support the…read moreteam. The Lakers are starting to remind me of the L.A Galaxy. Until the fans get together and stop going to games and demand players that will win championships instead of "in-season champions tournaments or participation trophies I will rather go hiking.

Beer. Indies. SteenBucksSteen. American Legion Post 308…read more This is probably the closest thing to an ECW show i'll ever get the chance to experience. So much fun. Just make sure to get out the way if they take the action out to the first few rows of the crowd. Amazing to see the talent from NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 9 locally in Reseda. Pitchers among pitchers of beer flowing like water. Such a great independent show just make sure you get tickets when they drop. Front rows are hit-or-miss but GA is just as fun if you wait in line early enough. *GO GO ACH! GO GO ACH! GO GO ACH!*

I placed an order for a video in early December with PWG. It was charged to my credit card but I…read morenever received it. I have sent at least 2 emails asking to resolve this problem but I got no response. I would rate them zero stars if I could. I recommend not making a purchase through this company.

Went to a Los Angeles Kings game last Saturday at Crypto.com Arena to watch Anže Kopitar, number…read more11. Been watching him since his rookie days, so it felt right to go see him after 20 seasons and now retiring. But being there honestly confirmed why I stepped away from sports entertainment. The place felt **disgusting**. Everywhere you look--ads pushing **poison** food, **poison** alcohol, nonstop consumption. I get it, it's business... but let's be real, there's already enough money coming in from tickets, merch, and everything else. At some point it just feels like greedy lobbying for products that are straight up harming people. What really hit me was how normalized it all is. You see people struggling to move, clearly dealing with health issues, but still being fed the same junk inside. That's not community--that's a cycle. And it felt **gross** being part of it. They talk about fan appreciation, they salute veterans, but outside those walls we all know there are real issues people are dealing with every day. It starts to feel like distraction more than appreciation. What are we teaching kids in that space? That enjoyment means drinking, getting drunk, and loading up on junk while watching sports? That's not culture--that's programming the next generation to repeat the same cycles of alcoholism? Maybe I've just changed, but that environment doesn't align with me anymore. That might've been my last time stepping into that arena. Anyone else feel this shift, or is it just me?

GOOD MERCH DEALS & INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENT but... I'm very disappointed with this franchise. I came…read moreduring the Vegas Golden Knights vs. LA Kings match-up and these morons played the World Series game on the Jumbotron WHILE the hockey game was playing! I've lost a lot of respect for this organization, how dare they disrespect the players (on BOTH teams) like that?! I was completely distracted and upset, I couldn't even hear the calls being made because the dumb crowd kept yelling at the stuff happening on the Jumbotron. These aren't real fans, "you want baseball? Then leave!" I seriously felt like walking out. I'm going to be very hesitant coming here now... I will say they have great 50% off deals for merch. Fans of all lifestyles can walk-in to any of the stores and find something that meets their budget. Also, they have great promotions for free games.

I try to look over and trying to see the player but some random person just stabbed up for 1 hour…read moreand blocked my view

If you like to heckle the visiting team's bullpen or yell at the opposing team's fan base, the…read moreRight Field Bar & Bullpen Overlook is an ideal place to visit at Chavez Ravine. I don't favor this area as much as the Left Field Bar & Bullpen Overlook, but it's particular in the sense that it's closer to the New Era Team Store and there are sometimes more activities going on here - like Chan Ho Park's autograph booth during the recent Korea Night at Dodger Stadium. These days, I tend to enter the stadium from this area of the parking lot, so that I don't have to walk up all those stairs near the top to reach the Loge Level. I just grab my usual beverage and walk up the right field stairs, which are located right near the entrance. If you're actually on Field Level or need to get to the Dugout Club, this is the best location to use. Before entering, take advantage of the large size World Series Championship Rings and snap a few pics onto your favorite social media app. In 2013, Dodger Stadium was the 8th most popular location on Instagram, behind Staples Center, LA and Central Park, NY. They have LA imprinted stools for seating around the bar, with the Michelada being a really popular beverage as of late. I often see the Blue Heaven Frozen Margarita and Kirin Beer Float in the paws of many Dodger fans as well. Available, around the bar area are tables (with shades) and more seating, first come first served, for you and your clique. The bullpen overlook has two rows of seating, where you can see the visiting team's relief pitchers warm up. If you're based from out of town and want to root for your favorite MLB team, then this spot is a true goldmine to check out the relief pitcher or closer of your choice. With all these new amenities and areas to roam around Dodger Stadium, I have a tough time even staying at my seat. Just walking around and taking in all the experiences of the arena, I feel like there's a lot more that Dodger fans can do with all these recent renovations. Take a stab and let me know what you think.