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I took the boys to the game and we all had a really good time. They usually don't watch the game and when I would take them when they were younger, they would just lay on the suite floor or look bored and want to go home after eating all of the food. Well this year, getting in the stadium was pretty easy with a parking pass. It was a long walk to and from the gate but we managed. It was easy accessing the suite and everyone working there was super helpful. The boys actually engaged more this year and kept talking about participating in the wave twice! They loved the sweets cart that came by and the staff kept the dodger dogs, sodas and waters stocked. The suite was nice and clean upon arrival. It had a big screen tv and like 5 monitors by the ceiling that we changed to college football. We did leave around the bottom of the 7th inning just to beat the rush leaving the stadium at the expense of the Dodgers hitting a 3 run homer while we were in the parking lot walking to our car smh. Overall, Dodger games are great for all ages and we had a blast. I just wish we had better parking. I guess we have to leave earlier to get the good parking. OOOO 4 out of 5 Afros
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."
$24.99 loco moco. $20.99 katsu club. Forgot take pics since we were hungry. Loco moco was mostly rice - honestly a bit pricey for the portion size. The katsu sandwich was tasty and filling. The stadium is a bit dated but quaint. Lots of hot dogs venues and other food options. Food prices are high-typical stadium prices. There are historical artifacts throughout which is cool with golden gloves, bobbleheads and Tommy Lasorda memorabilia.
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.
Dodger Stadium is definitely one of those places that anyone visiting LA needs to experience at least once. We had access to the Lexus Club, and honestly, it made the whole experience even better. There's a buffet style setup with all kinds of food from pasta to salads to different meats, and everything we tried was really good. There's also a full bar inside and the club is air conditioned! We were thankful for this especially since it was such a hot day. The service was really good throughout our visit. Everyone we interacted with was friendly. Even the bathrooms were tidy, which is always a huge plus in my book. Overall, we had such a great time and would love to come back to enjoy another game. P.S. there is a shuttle from Union Station that drops you off right in front of the gates, so there are additional parking options than just parking at the stadium. Parking is around $8 at Union Station.
Game here for game 4 of the NCLS playoff game. I was in 6RS. The location was great, the only thing I didn't like was the lack of good directions of how to get to the seats. The food and prices at Dodger Stadium are really good compared to other sporting venues in California. I would recommend coming here for a Dodger game.
The nightmare continues.... At Dodgers Stadium last night we went into the ninth inning with a 5-0 lead. We gave up three runs and the tying run coming to the plate. We ended up winning 5-3, but.... I have to write to Dave Robert. In the playoffs we are going to go with a rotation of three starters and a ball pen of starters. One of our starters has to be the closer. Mark Walter will sell the Dodgers. I am rooting for Peter O'Malley to buy back the Dodgers with Magic as part of the group. We need the O'Malley back. Now about the foods...with Shake Shack gone, I had no choice but to order a dodgers dog. There were a few options to choose from. I tried their grill Dodgers dog. It was a long sausage with a regular bun. The bun fell apart with all the ketchup, radishes and onions on it. The sausage was below average. I will order the beef sausage next time. It is $2.00 more, but I am hoping for a better dog. The beer is a beer, $20...expect it. I look at the alcohol menu. It is pricey and not sure if it is worth it. The Nacho in a plastic cap is close to $30.00. Everything is very over priced...expect it at a ballpark. I heard that in San Francisco their stadium foods are three times our prices. That is why they can pay the ball players their salaries. Don't get me into this.... Ray out.
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
Was back for game 1 of the NLCS to celebrate my birthday with three friends. I hosted the get together. Prior to the start of the 4th inning, I had to take an important business conference call. I deliberately bought reserved parking near home plate for $150 so that I can walk back to my car to make the call. I spoke to the manager Jose at the gate who said he would let me back in. When I finished the call and tried to return in the 7th inning, Jose rejected me. Told me I took too long so he changed his mind. I explained my situation, showed him my ID to prove my birthday and he wouldn't give an inch. I find this unreasonable because he specifically said he would let me back in prior to me leaving. People were leaving in mass by the 8th inning because the Dodgers were getting crushed yet Jose refused to let me back in. What a complete jerk. Considering all the money I've spent over the years here and the fact that he agreed to let me back in only to change his mind, left a really bad taste in my mouth. Management should investigate this because Jose is seriously damaging the Dodger organization by disrespecting loyal fans who spent considerable amount at the ballpark for two decades.
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.
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 :)
Dodger Stadium truly is one of the great ballparks of this country and each visit there shows why it is a very fan friendly (but commercialized) ballpark. Lots of great (but very overpriced) food and drink options, great club level seating and tons of baseball history. You also can't beat the views or the atmosphere. Parking and traffic around the stadium is horrible if you don't arrive early enough and entry can be a bit confusing and staff generally don't know where to direct people. Overall it's a great time and I can't wait to visit again.
Been going to see the Dodgers here over the years and it never crossed my mind to write a review for this stadium! I remember a few times trying to check in and couldn't because it kept saying too many people checked in so they disallowed it. If you ask what's one of the things that defines LA, it's Dodgers stadium. I mean yes it's old and yes it's not as comfortable as other newer baseball stadium like other states but it's one of the icons of LA! I just love the way LA Dodgers stadium is. There are plenty of free parking area if you go early enough. Over the years, with season ticket holders, we usually try to come early and not pay for parking anymore and it always work! Early entry also can get you in a lot pretty fast if there are days you just want to go for the bobble head, just like today! September 6, 2026, the day when it poured like crazy and we were soaked just walking for a short distance! And there were water and puddles everywhere and some merch store even got flooded and you realize oh okay this is the difference between a brand new stadium vs an older stadium..All for The Catch bobble head of Andy Pages and Kike!! Was it worth it? After two takoyaki and our unlimited drinks from Ohtani's mug, yes it was! And LAD still won in the end after the last game against the Nationals! Go Doyers!!
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1 month ago
I can't believe that the 2026 MLB regular season has concluded. The season seemed to fly by. We are lucky that we have friends with season tickets, and we were able to go to four games with them this year. I am a huge sports fan, and baseball is my favorite. I love going to games, and I hope to get to all of the MLB stadiums. Over the years I have become a big Dodgers fan, so it is always exciting when I get to the stadium. The negative things about Dodger Stadium is the overall prices. The tickets are very expensive, as is the parking. Food and beverages are much higher than other stadiums. For example, we were at the Filipino Heritage Night game this year. There was a special of lumpia and Chicharróns that ran $34.99. The same amount of lumpia at Oracle Park this season, minus the Chicharróns is just over $16. Prices aside, the stadium is historic and a fun place to be. The people that work there are fun and friendly. My most favorite usher is Shawn! He is great at his job and when I go to a game, I try to find him to say hello. At the Home Plate Bar, Ted Luy is so friendly and I love getting to see him! This season I got to meet longtime vendor, Robert Sanchez, aka pnutman88 on socials. He's been a vendor since The World Series of 1974, so getting to finally meet him was really cool! Can't wait to be back again...probably not until 2027. read more
I missed when games were cheaper and there werent as many people. But last game of the reg season. There was a bottle neck when we were trying to go to right field but it was because everyone was trying to get the godzilla plastic bag and cards. The line went as far as a 9 minute walk.. but we were just trying to get through to reach our seats. Hectic but not bad after you pass them because it was a bit of a clearer path. Top deck elevator takes a long time even though it might seem short. Reserve elevator lines get really long and sometomes can pass the escalator. No a/c on that floor but there was a few fan. So it was hot and humid. Drone show has been updated thought. Instead of just pictures, they kinda move now. So great improvement. Watched the drone show for godzilla and it was alot better than the demon slayers one. Sad that all of the games i went to this year had 0 will smith, maybe 1 minute of kike, and others. read more
I took the boys to the game and we all had a really good time. They usually don't watch the game and when I would take them when they were younger, they would just lay on the suite floor or look bored and want to go home after eating all of the food. Well this year, getting in the stadium was pretty easy with a parking pass. It was a long walk to and from the gate but we managed. It was easy accessing the suite and everyone working there was super helpful. The boys actually engaged more this year and kept talking about participating in the wave twice! They loved the sweets cart that came by and the staff kept the dodger dogs, sodas and waters stocked. The suite was nice and clean upon arrival. It had a big screen tv and like 5 monitors by the ceiling that we changed to college football. We did leave around the bottom of the 7th inning just to beat the rush leaving the stadium at the expense of the Dodgers hitting a 3 run homer while we were in the parking lot walking to our car smh. Overall, Dodger games are great for all ages and we had a blast. I just wish we had better parking. I guess we have to leave earlier to get the good parking. OOOO 4 out of 5 Afros read more
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." read more
$24.99 loco moco. $20.99 katsu club. Forgot take pics since we were hungry. Loco moco was mostly rice - honestly a bit pricey for the portion size. The katsu sandwich was tasty and filling. The stadium is a bit dated but quaint. Lots of hot dogs venues and other food options. Food prices are high-typical stadium prices. There are historical artifacts throughout which is cool with golden gloves, bobbleheads and Tommy Lasorda memorabilia. read more
2 months ago
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. read more
Dodger Stadium is definitely one of those places that anyone visiting LA needs to experience at least once. We had access to the Lexus Club, and honestly, it made the whole experience even better. There's a buffet style setup with all kinds of food from pasta to salads to different meats, and everything we tried was really good. There's also a full bar inside and the club is air conditioned! We were thankful for this especially since it was such a hot day. The service was really good throughout our visit. Everyone we interacted with was friendly. Even the bathrooms were tidy, which is always a huge plus in my book. Overall, we had such a great time and would love to come back to enjoy another game. P.S. there is a shuttle from Union Station that drops you off right in front of the gates, so there are additional parking options than just parking at the stadium. Parking is around $8 at Union Station. read more
Game here for game 4 of the NCLS playoff game. I was in 6RS. The location was great, the only thing I didn't like was the lack of good directions of how to get to the seats. The food and prices at Dodger Stadium are really good compared to other sporting venues in California. I would recommend coming here for a Dodger game. read more
2 months ago
The nightmare continues.... At Dodgers Stadium last night we went into the ninth inning with a 5-0 lead. We gave up three runs and the tying run coming to the plate. We ended up winning 5-3, but.... I have to write to Dave Robert. In the playoffs we are going to go with a rotation of three starters and a ball pen of starters. One of our starters has to be the closer. Mark Walter will sell the Dodgers. I am rooting for Peter O'Malley to buy back the Dodgers with Magic as part of the group. We need the O'Malley back. Now about the foods...with Shake Shack gone, I had no choice but to order a dodgers dog. There were a few options to choose from. I tried their grill Dodgers dog. It was a long sausage with a regular bun. The bun fell apart with all the ketchup, radishes and onions on it. The sausage was below average. I will order the beef sausage next time. It is $2.00 more, but I am hoping for a better dog. The beer is a beer, $20...expect it. I look at the alcohol menu. It is pricey and not sure if it is worth it. The Nacho in a plastic cap is close to $30.00. Everything is very over priced...expect it at a ballpark. I heard that in San Francisco their stadium foods are three times our prices. That is why they can pay the ball players their salaries. Don't get me into this.... Ray out. read more
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 read more
Was back for game 1 of the NLCS to celebrate my birthday with three friends. I hosted the get together. Prior to the start of the 4th inning, I had to take an important business conference call. I deliberately bought reserved parking near home plate for $150 so that I can walk back to my car to make the call. I spoke to the manager Jose at the gate who said he would let me back in. When I finished the call and tried to return in the 7th inning, Jose rejected me. Told me I took too long so he changed his mind. I explained my situation, showed him my ID to prove my birthday and he wouldn't give an inch. I find this unreasonable because he specifically said he would let me back in prior to me leaving. People were leaving in mass by the 8th inning because the Dodgers were getting crushed yet Jose refused to let me back in. What a complete jerk. Considering all the money I've spent over the years here and the fact that he agreed to let me back in only to change his mind, left a really bad taste in my mouth. Management should investigate this because Jose is seriously damaging the Dodger organization by disrespecting loyal fans who spent considerable amount at the ballpark for two decades. read more
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. read more
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 :) read more
Dodger Stadium truly is one of the great ballparks of this country and each visit there shows why it is a very fan friendly (but commercialized) ballpark. Lots of great (but very overpriced) food and drink options, great club level seating and tons of baseball history. You also can't beat the views or the atmosphere. Parking and traffic around the stadium is horrible if you don't arrive early enough and entry can be a bit confusing and staff generally don't know where to direct people. Overall it's a great time and I can't wait to visit again. read more
Been going to see the Dodgers here over the years and it never crossed my mind to write a review for this stadium! I remember a few times trying to check in and couldn't because it kept saying too many people checked in so they disallowed it. If you ask what's one of the things that defines LA, it's Dodgers stadium. I mean yes it's old and yes it's not as comfortable as other newer baseball stadium like other states but it's one of the icons of LA! I just love the way LA Dodgers stadium is. There are plenty of free parking area if you go early enough. Over the years, with season ticket holders, we usually try to come early and not pay for parking anymore and it always work! Early entry also can get you in a lot pretty fast if there are days you just want to go for the bobble head, just like today! September 6, 2026, the day when it poured like crazy and we were soaked just walking for a short distance! And there were water and puddles everywhere and some merch store even got flooded and you realize oh okay this is the difference between a brand new stadium vs an older stadium..All for The Catch bobble head of Andy Pages and Kike!! Was it worth it? After two takoyaki and our unlimited drinks from Ohtani's mug, yes it was! And LAD still won in the end after the last game against the Nationals! Go Doyers!! read more
Yes the Didger Stadium is cool. Parking sucks at times especially if you don't come early. They need more better food options. Very expensive for food and drinks but overall you will have an amazing time. Great place to hang out with family and friends. read more
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! read more
One thing that has always been consistent for my family and I have been the dodgers. Growing up having my Mema take me to my first game in the upper deck and taking my baseball glove and I swore I was going to catch a foul ball. To taking pictures of our first son's birth announcements at the stadium. We have shed many tears both in anguish, pain, heart ache and happy tears! This stadium has meant so much to us from sitting in the parking lot during COVID and watching game one of the World Series on big screens to seeing JuanUribe hit his "I can't bunt home run" from the pavilion. We love this place and I can't wait to bring my grand kids here one day and share how there great great grandma shared this blue story with me. read more
4 months ago
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 read more
4 months ago
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! read more
Came with the hubby, cousin and her friend for date night. It had been a while since we have attended a game. We got a cute date night blanket too. My cousin got the tickets at the top deck. I love the view, my only issue was we do not have much options on the top deck. For example the Hello Kitty my hubby had to hunt it down and found it on the main floor. Alcohol wise, we were not able to get the special cups they had like the little jug, baseball bat cup, etc as it's only available on the main floor so that was very disappointing. Now we know when we attend if we are on the top deck to get what we want before we get to our floor. Other than that, we had such a great time. The drone show was so beautiful, I was so glad that we stayed to watch the show. It came out so amazing. read more
5 months ago
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! read more
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. read more
I have NO CONCEPT of any form of sports ball other than the Slam Dunk movie and Haikyuu, two completely different sports than baseball, but I was invited to go watch a Dodgers game with some friends and thought why not? I live in LA county, feels like it has to be something I do at least once in my life to have that experience and say that I did. We took the Dodgers Express shuttle to the stadium which was free and speedy too. It was horribly fisted to get out because there was a super long line for the shuttle AND people were cutting off buses, etc. so we just walked out of the stadium. It's all downhill and actually not too far from Chinatown which is great, since there's lots of late night dining options. Security check in was easy and no hassle. Just make sure all your stuff is in a clear bag and your water bottles are new and sealed (from what I've been told). The stadium is massive. It's like a theme park for Dodgers fans. Lots of monuments/statues to take pictures with, bits of historical information and displays here and there, you can get a 1st Dodgers Game button (what I did), playgrounds for kids (imagine your kid refuses to watch the game that you paid a ticket for and just played at the jungle gym...), various gift shops and merch stands and of course food. I think my only qualm is that even though food ordering can be done through Uber Eats pick up (you can even pin point exactly what's the closest eatery to you based on the seats), some of the more unique options (like the Slugger giant hot dog and such) are located at only 1 location and unless you're very brave, it might be hard to get it to your seats otherwise. Since it was my first game and we were at Top Deck, I had this haunting fear that I was going to drop the food everywhere or that I'd get lost. It's crazy how baseball games have their own call and response, that the pitcher gets a K bar that can fill up with a super attack that lets the Dodgers get a Jumbo Jack burger, that there's a hit box for a pitch, and that players get their own anime opening intros (Hyesong Kim using the Korean Bleach ED is incredibly based). I have very low baseball knowledge but from our view and with all the displays showing the battle stats and what's going on, it's pretty easy to grasp. The energy of the audience was great as well. Crazy how many ads there are and the fun fan interactions (trivia and other games between changes). Overall not bad, a bit overwhelming, and hopefully one day I can see more of the stadium and actually try their food. read more
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. read more
It is nice to live close enough to enjoy a Major League Baseball game. The parking is not always ideal, but the parking lot opens 2.5 hours prior to game time, so that helps get in and settled before the game starts and plenty of time to get something to eat and walk around. We are not Dodgers fans but they were playing our team this weekend, so we came for a couple games. We appreciated that the fans around us were friendly and allowed for an enjoyable time. We still love a good Dodger dog. We noticed a good special of 2 Dodger dogs, 2 small drinks and nachos for $34.99 The parking is clean and there is a lot of security helping make sure everyone is doing g what they are supposed to do. Check the bag and food policies. We noticed people having too large of clear bags and having to throw them away. They take the measurements seriously. Take time to enjoy a good ol' fashioned activity of a ball game. It's always a good time. read more
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. read more
7 months ago
First off, getting to Dodger Stadium was way easier than I expected. I took public transportation and made it down in about 30 minutes, and the best part--I was dropped off right in front of the stadium. Super convenient, no stress with parking at all. Before heading to my seats, I had to check out the new additions around the stadium and of course grab my Hello Kitty cup and popcorn bucket--so cute and definitely worth it! The atmosphere was already a vibe before the game even started. Once we got to our section, it just kept getting better. We had such a great view of the game, and honestly, our section was getting ALL the love from the Dodgers players. They were throwing baseballs our way more than anywhere else, which made the whole experience feel extra special. I went with friends, and we had an amazing time from start to finish. The energy, the crowd, the game--it all came together perfectly. On top of that, the staff throughout the stadium were friendly, helpful, and made everything run smoothly. Overall, such a fun and memorable experience. I'll definitely be back! read more
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. read more
Dodger Stadium is the epitome of history in one sports park. Classic mid century shapes and signature blue and yellow colors throughout the park. Historic framing with modern touches. I enjoy that the seats are comfortable. Great views to the ball field. read more
Welcome to Uniqlo Field (?!?) at Dodger Stadium. It's the best of parks, it's the worst of parks. An older stadium that's maintained its cool retro vibe, IF you can afford it and IF you can get to it. Background Attended a May Friday evening game, Dodgers vs. Braves. Great SoCal weather, sunny with temps in mid- to low 60's. Sat on lower tier first base side roughly ten rows up from the field. Dodgers prevailed, 3-1. Stadium I love the hexagonal scoreboards and signs in the outfield, so very vintage in appearance. The organ plays throughout, reminiscent of games I saw as a child. And the short zagged blue roof and palm trees nestled within Chavez Ravine are iconic. Great viewing throughout the park. The stadium is packed, the fans and the sound system are loud, lots of fun. But what's the opposite of easy access to a ballpark? Chaos!! As with all of LA, if you want to get someplace you gotta drive and you gotta leave early. VERY early, it was a Friday evening game, so the traffic to the park combined with TGIF rush-hour led to a total carmageddon. Plus it was a bobblehead giveaway night, we always arrive early to games but this night, so did everyone else. And then there's the parking. We took an Uber but our friends drove.to the game. It took them an hour to depart - from the parking lot! This is also, by far, the most expensive game we've attended. Nearly double that of the next costliest. I mean, wow. I don't know how a family with children manages to go. And yet, the stadium was packed. Supply and demand reigns, I guess. Food Lots of selections, including of course, Dodger Dogs and Micheladas. The dog is delicious, pricey but tasty. Our friends had the fried octopus balls. What's Unusual Shohei Ohtani's walk-up song is "I'm Feelin'' Good" by Michael Bublé. BWAHAHA. Classic. I love it. Summary Nice place, would help to live next door and be independently wealthy. read more
3 months ago
This place! Historic, ever-changing food options (including Uber Eats order-from-your-seat and pick up at counter). It's magical here. Visit the Golden Glove bar on the ground floor to see the bullpen. Check out the bobblehead collection (Field level, near the Baseline Club entrance) and era locker display on the Club/Suite level, outside the United Club entrance. Flaming Hot Cheetos counter always has weird and wonderful menu items! Don't forget you can bring in your own food, but adhere to the stadium's clear plastic bag rule (12" x 12" x 6" maximum size). Some of the food and drinks are *crazy* expensive! If you Uber there, get there early as traffic approaching stadium can be insane. Go, Dodgers! read more
7 months ago
Haven't been to Dodger Stadium in so long, so I'm glad I got to catch the second game of opening season and of course WE WON!! Plus, I loved seeing the new remodel, they really stepped it up! I was dreading the parking situation coming from SD to LA, I felt like I had no choice but to pay the $40 parking. I prepaid through the MLB app. Do I wish it was cheaper? Who doesn't, but surprisingly where I parked I got out in about 30-40 mins, which I thought was gonna take way longer. I feel like there's really no bad seats as long as you're there supporting the team, just show up! There are plenty of food options and everything looked so good. Bathrooms were clean and well maintained. Such a great game, great atmosphere, GREAT TEAM, and great people. I really enjoyed my night and of course, it's not LA if a fight doesn't break out lol stay safe y'all ! read more
I get it. The Los Angeles Dodgers are stacking talent, signing big names, and building a powerhouse. Cool. Love that for us. But are we also funding that payroll through parking now... because $45 to park is wild. Don't get me wrong, Dodger Stadium is still one of my favorite places for a date night. The atmosphere is always there, the crowd energy is unmatched, and you can't beat a good game under the lights with your person. But let's talk about the food... because yesterday was rough. They've definitely expanded the variety around the stadium, which is great. More options, more choices, sounds like a win. Except somehow the basics completely missed. The garlic fries? Easily the most stale fries I've ever had. Like they've been sitting there since batting practice. The churros? Even worse. Dry, hard, and honestly tasted like they were air fried instead of actually fried. No crunch, no softness, just disappointment. And the iconic Dodgers Dog? That one hurt. The bun was so stale I had to chase every bite with soda just to get it down. How do you mess up fried food at a stadium? That's supposed to be the easiest win. End of the day, I still had a great time because baseball + date night with my wife will always hit. But between the $45 parking and food that tasted like it gave up mid-game, this experience definitely missed the mark. 3 stars. The vibes carry hard... because the food sure didn't. 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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