昨日シカゴからロスに来た。 昼過ぎには到着した。 前日、シカゴでトラブルがあって、 一睡もせずロスに来た。 15時に常宿にチェックイン。 佐々木さんを観に行こうと＄48で購入。 安心して疲れ果てて少し寝ようと横になる。 起きたら19時58分。 え〜いやもう行っても終わり近い。 結局チケットは無駄となってしまった。 佐々木さんの勇姿を観たかった。 こんな事初めて。 よっぽど疲れたんだと思う。 トラブルも近く日本に帰ったら記録する。 ２日目、今日は山本さん。 午後3時過ぎ宿を出て、 丸亀でうどん食べて、 ミツワで歌舞伎揚とチョコボール購入。 最後にアイス食べて車に戻るともう18時。 そう渋滞も無く、19時に球場についた。 駐車場で＄87で購入。 試合開始まで後10分。 急ごうと思ってると仕事の電話。 20分やりとりして球場に入ると3回表 到着して席に向かってる最中、 山本さんがホームラン浴びた。 うーんこういう時もあるわよね。 今日はその後も調子上がらず。 実力があってもそういう時もある。 ３本は本人が1番悔しいと思う。 これをバネにしてください。 それが出来る選手だと思う。 次に大谷さん、 1打席目は見れなかった。 2打席目、ホームランが出た。 おばさんは年甲斐も無く飛び跳ねていた。 嬉しかったなー おめでとうございます。 明日はピッチャーです。 楽しんでマウンドに立ってください。 おばさんもしっかり応援させていただきます。 ３選手の活躍いつも願ってます。 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

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I love coming to this stadium, especially on event nights. I recently went for Japanese Heritage Night and got the cutest jersey, definitely one of my favorite game day souvenirs. Over the past few years, I've sat in a bunch of different sections, and I have to say my favorite is Section 11 all the way at the top. I love the bird's-eye view -- you can see everything, and honestly, it feels less crowded than the lower sections. The lines for drinks and food also seem way shorter, which is always a win. Now let's talk prices... the food and drinks are definitely overpriced (I paid $45 for my little drink jug ). Like at that point I wasn't even drinking it for thirst anymore, I was sipping it like it was an investment. Dodgeritas are always a must here tho so that's my fault and I mean... it's the Dodger Stadium. At this point, it's expected. Anything Dodgers related is going to cost you lol. That being said, the vibes are always great, especially during themed nights. It's just a fun experience every time. Overall, overpriced but worth it for the atmosphere -- I'll definitely keep coming back! read more

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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

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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

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I guess cause I'm a huge Dodger fan I'm giving this score but I am also realistic. California is a very expensive place especially LA. Factor that the Dodgers are back to back champions, it's only natural for inflation to hit the market. But let's be fair, there are ways to save $. You can bring your own waters and snacks, there are options for cheaper parking if you don't mind walking, and even transportation from Union Station is free or a minimal charge. I got a 2 Dodger dog combo, nachos, and 2 drinks for $35 and added a cup chili for $2.50 which is more than reasonable. read more

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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

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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

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Dodger Stadium Don't even ask how bad I miss going to a Dodgers game. I've got lots of family in Los Angeles and San Diego but I haven't been for a visit in years! If I was to get to Dodgers Stadium right now I definitely would want to go with my Yelp Friend Craig! He knows his way around! As many of you know the Dodgers mean Brooklyn to me. The Dodgers will always be Brooklyn Dodgers. I'm not going to carry a grudge about the move. The Dodgers have rocked this Stadium and others! I'm recommending you feel the enthusiasm first hand by going to a game. Bring your credit card and make sure you have a good balance left on it! read more

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

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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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Love the remodel Plus they dodger management continue to evolve the stadium Plenty of food options Tours are great. You see so much memorabilia and real athlete locations read more

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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

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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

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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

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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

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First Dodger game of the season. We love supporting our LA Team. Concession stands have more variety and the stadium is clean. Always love watching our team play. Tonight was Hello Kitty Sweatshirt Night. read more

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Older Stadium, first visit in many years, took the Express bus from Union Station, saved about $30 vs parking at the stadium, easy arrival and return to Union Station. Guest Services was great, one of our party needed their MLB Stadium passport stamped, got it done at our first stop, and he got a first visit button as well. As expected food and beverage prices were elevated but you expect that at a sporting event. Ended up getting 4 Dodger dogs, two drinks and garlic fries in a mini helmet. Package saves you a little bit, got to see Shohei Otahni start the game off with a home run. Overall an enjoyable evening with friends and family. read more

There's a reason Dodger Stadium is one of the most iconic places in LA. My family and I are die-hard fans and have been coming here for years, and watching it evolve--especially with the Dodgers going back-to-back and chasing a third--has taken the energy to another level. The stadium has stepped it up big time. More food options, better flow getting inside, and overall just a better experience. The BBQ wings we had during the ring ceremony were actually legit--but yeah, expect stadium prices (around $20 for a beer). Parking and traffic are still the biggest headache, no surprise there. If you're coming, plan ahead--get there early or treat it like a full-day event. Once you're in though, it moves quick. Staff is solid, and using the face scan through the MLB Ballpark App makes entry even smoother. No bad seats here. Pavilion if you want to party, field level or behind home plate if you want a more relaxed vibe. Either way, you're getting a great view in a 56,000-seat stadium that somehow still feels personal. And the sunset? Easily one of the best views in the city. Nothing beats watching the sky change while the game gets going--it really reminds you this isn't just baseball, it's LA culture. It's not perfect, but it's home. And if you know, you know. 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

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I went to a game with my dad and it went really well! Food is great, fun things to do, extremely entertaining and great views of the Amazing city of LA! I recommend to any Baseball fan because it's awesome. Only thing that didn't go well were the prices but all stadiums have high prices! A great time overall! read more

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Ah yes, the infamous Dodger Stadium!!! Iconic, loud, beautiful, and somehow carved perfectly into the hills of Chavez Ravine. I've been a handful of times (for both baseball games and events related to the LA marathon) despite not being the world's biggest baseball fan and each visit reminds me why people flock here season after season. The atmosphere is honestly magical. There's just something about settling into your seat, surrounded by that canyon backdrop, watching the sun drop behind the stadium and seeing the field lights turn on. It's such a classic Los Angeles experience!!! Food and drink prices? Painful. Truly painful. But I've never had a bad seat or a bad time here, so I usually consider the wallet sting part of the overall experience. And during my most recent game, seeing Shohei Ohtani put on a show absolutely made the night as the energy in the stadium was electric. I get the hype guys, I really do! Tickets can be steep, but for the atmosphere, the scenery, and the memories, it's absolutely worth it. A quintessential outing here in the City of Angels! read more

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I've done two 5Ks at Dodger Stadium and had a really great experience both times. It's such a unique place to run, and it definitely pushed me to challenge myself. Parking was free during the events, which was a huge plus, and everything was really well organized. The routes/trails were clean, well maintained, and easy to follow. Overall, it was a great atmosphere and a fun way to stay active. I'd definitely do another run here again. read more

My rating is for my first time and second time (2024 and 2025) at Dodger Stadium. In terms of food, the Dodger Dogs have a reputation. I like them a lot and don't think the praise is due to hype. Just like with other stadiums, popcorn, peanuts, and ice cream are also available. Those who have eaten the peanuts are likely to share my opinion: they're great but require drinking water or another beverage because of the salt content. The parking situation was kind of strange this year and last. In terms of baseball: There are so many strong players, to put it mildly. I'm hoping for another championship win. 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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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

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I love going to Dodger Stadium for the experience, but the food is honestly really disappointing for the price. For how much you're paying, it should be way better. The food I had was super stale, hard, and just not good at all. It definitely didn't feel fresh and wasn't worth the money. Hopefully they improve it, because everything else about going there is fun. read more

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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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I'm a huge Yankees fan. When it worked out that my wife and I would be traveling in LA during the World Series against the Yankees, I knew I had to go to a game. I have to say, the stadium is beautiful. It's one of the oldest stadiums in baseball, but its design is fantastic. The fans talked trash with me, which I didn't mind at all LOL. But they were respectful. The atmosphere was great. I was pleasantly surprised to see vegetarian and vegan food options as well as sushi served at a baseball stadium. Overall, a great experience! read more

Dodger Stadium - Views - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Easy Parking.... When you come through in a Party Bus! Lot 12. Parking staff made it very easy and smooth. Lots of open parking. Go Dodgers! read more

Dodger Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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

Dodger Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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

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