Dodger Stadium

Let’s Go Dodgers! True Blue! Went with family and friends to the annual Dodgers Filipino Night. I had a blast! It was a Justin Turner night! 2 home runs and a single in the 10^th for the win! Also fire works
I love going to Dodger Stadium. For two years straight we sat the right side pavilion. It’s a great view plus all you can eat dodger dogs and nachos! If you haven’t had a chance to sit in the pavilion I highly recommend it.

Honestly, they’ve made major improvements but I think they should have invested in a new stadium. The Pirates haven’t been a great team and I believe they have had 3 stadiums to our Dodgers one and only.
It was so hot and miserable today at the game, people were passing out! There is very little shade and the staff wasn’t being very accommodating to people who were trying to stand up by the concession stands or back walls behind the seats.
If they every build a new stadium they really need to consider the weather and the fans who go to the games come rain (right) or SHINE!
Food and drink prices are high but what sporting event isn’t. The athletes salaries are outrageous, they got to get the money somewhere to pay them.
We only go to the Dodger games 2 or 3 times a year and have decided to totally enjoy ourselves!

Dodger Stadium is a fun place to go. I enjoy watching the Dodgers play live, since I cannot watch them play on TV at home. The tickets can be very cheap, but they get money out of you through the parking and the food prices. The cheapest parking option was $ 20, which I thought was pretty outrageous. You could also pay $ 50 to park closer to the stadium entrance.
There are many workers ordering cars around and are happy to help you should you have any questions. Also, there are many security guards around the stadium who make you feel safe at all times. The ushers are plentiful around the stadium, and will always walk you to your seats if you are lost.
The food is really, really expensive. The lines at the concession stands are lengthy and take forever. I would recommend eating beforehand at the countless delicious restaurants in the area. Philippe the Original, for instance, is only around 10 minutes away from the stadium.
All in all, Dodger games are really fun and the kindness of the workers makes the experience even more memorable. Go Dodgers!

Cheapest way to get to the stadium is via the Metro Line to Union Station and then catching the free bus ride to the stadium. It’s less stress than driving and cheaper than paying for parking.
Lots of improvements at Dodger Stadium, get there early and take a walk around to get the full Dodger experience for your hard earn money that you paid to go the game. Watch batting practice in the outfield and try to catch a real ball, eat and have a beer near the bullpen. Take the escalator upstairs to the club level and walk by Vin Scully’s booth and through the hallway and see the old Dodger memorabilia. Just enjoy the moment.
A new better selection of food to eat and try out. They should take the Dodger dog off the menu, it’s not that good and a ripoff. The Costco hot dog is better and cheaper.
If you’re not sitting in the expensive field seats, the seats for the regular fans are the same as they were thirty years ago, tight with no leg room and not much space to walk through. I’d rather pay more for seat with more leg room, those seats cost more.
Fan gear such as a t shirt cost $ 30 and hats cost over $ 40 with tax are too much $$$, but it’s normal prices in todays Dodger world. Not that important to have. Dodger giveaways are getting cheaper and cheaper, not worth it. Dodger marketing depends much on the past ball players to keep the fans interested, after awhile you can see through it all.
Night games are the best because you can see the stadium light up and it’s feels more electric. Day games are the worst because it’s hot, no fun paying big bucks to suffer.
Best games to go are Dodgers vs the Giants and Cardinals. Going to a fews games a year is enough.
Best seats for the money are Reserve level between the bases. Cheapest games are Monday and Tuesday.
Dodger Stadium is iconic because of the Dodger history and it’s location but the stadium is obsolete even with improvements. Those that say it’s timeless are living in the past.
For the fans that can’t make it to Dodger Stadium and rely on TV, the cable TV mess is really a mess. Shame on you Dodgers and Time Warner.
It’s fun to be a Dodger fan but not that important for what it cost.

I love this venue, mostly because I am a die hard Dodgers fan, but I’ve also attended other events here as well. No matter where you sit you have a great seat. Prices are reasonable. I love that renovations are being made to preserve this park instead of building a new one. The views are amazing and sunset at Dodger Stadium is gorgeous.

We don’t really go to Dodger games but we got free tickets and they were great seats so we decided to go. It’s been years since I have been to Dodgers game that I can’t even remember how the stadium looked like before.
We had seats in the field level behind the visitors dugout. It was a great view of the field from our seats
The game is a little more exciting now that you have a lot of fan interaction games on the jumbo screen. The fans even do the wave which goes all around the stadium numerous times.
My only disappointment was the food. We ordered the Dodger dogs and the hotdog was so skinny and it costs $ 6. There were 4 of us and we spent almost $ 45 for food and drinks. A little disappointing but I guess you would expect that from a sporting event.
Overall, we had a great time.

Let’s be honest, I mainly come for the la extreme bacon wrapped dog. It’s the best hot dog I’ve ever had. The perk is I get to watch a baseball game too haha

Amazing seats at section 117LG. Arriving at 7p makes it cool too since it’s not hot at all like a day game

Knock another one off of my bucket list! Have always wanted to visit Dodger Stadium for the history of Dodger Baseball and was not disappointed at all. My only regret is that I did not walk around like I usually do to see all of the amenities that ballparks have.
We stayed just down the hill on Sunset Blvd, so it was a nice walk to the stadium for an evening game. I recommend being aware of the exact trail you followed if you do the same, it can be a tad confusing at nightfall.
We were greeted at the gate by Dodger staff who was nice enough to take our photo. He told us to make a stop at the Customer Service booth to get a certificate commemorating our first game at Dodger Stadium. The woman at the booth was very friendly more than once during the game. She is an asset to the Dodger family.
Our seats were in the loge, section 125, and the view was very nice. The variety of concessions was nice, and the lines moved quickly both before and during the game. Being able to see the field from the concession area was a plus. The restrooms and seating area were clean.
I had always wanted to pick up a Dodger cap at the game, but oh boy, the sticker shock! I’ve seen prices of official caps at other MLB stadiums. But $ 44 for a fitted cap was just too much.
I don’t know if I’ll ever get back to LA, but if I do, I would not hesitate to make that trip to Chavez Ravine again. A few days after the game I received an e-​mail survey from the Dodgers asking a whole slew of questions. It took a long time to answer, you might want to pass on it.

GO DODGERS! Crazy all the improvements they have made to the stadium. There are so many advertisements. Even the foul pole has an advertisement down it. None the less though I do love going to games. Don’t go to too many cause of the prices. Only time I get to watch them side their Time Warner Cable agreement. That needs to change. All of LA should be allowed to watch the game.
Every time I come a MUST for me us a Dodger Dog and Garlic Fries. Garlic Fries are hands down my favorite.

Let’s go Dodgers!
I’m a huge fan but location-​wise, the stadium can definitely be moved and increase fan experience. Mostly all other stadiums are in a downtown area with easy access to shopping/​restaurants. But no, not LA Dodgers. It’s surrounded by the large parking lot and a park down the block. No walkable eats. So either be prepared to spend $$$ for your must-​haves Dodger dogs and beers or bring food.
There’s no bad seats at baseball games. Unless you’re afraid of heights, then avoid Top Deck.
Restrooms are plentiful with what you’d expect at a large venue. Parking keeps getting more and more expensive.
But if you’re a true fan, then you’re fine with the stadium. Go Dodgers!

I came for opening day this year in April 2016. As much fun as I had, I don’t plan on coming back to Dodger stadium any time soon. When I come back, I am not buying a single food or drink item.
Dodger stadium has become so greedy with their prices, it’s outraegous. $ 13.50 for a tall can of Bud Lite?!? That is literally insane and it’s not even the worst part. I love Micheladas (a beer with a little bit of bloody mary mix, no hard alcohol) and I saw they were serving them on opening day. I thought they would be a $ 1 or $ 2 more than a regular beer. THEY WERE $ 20.75. After the employee already made my drink and started to hand it to me, he told me how much it was and my mouth dropped open. I felt bad telling him that I no longer wanted it, so I paid and took my drink, but I am NEVER EVER buying a drink at Dodger stadium EVER again. Sorry guys, but your greediness has lost you a paying customer.
So why 2 stars instead 1? Because Dodger stadium is a great place and it is so much fun to come to with friends. The stadium is beautiful and they have definitely improved it over the past few years. But I will not be giving them any money other than to buy tickets with. They have made their prices so insanely high, it is awful. They are taking the fun out drinking beer while enjoying a baseball game.

Love coming to Dodger Stadium for some baseball. Last night was fit night and they were handing out shaker cups. My coach at Crossfit set this up for all of us to attend. Such a great night. We sat in the reserve level, section 3. Great seats with a great view. Ohh and the dodgers beat the cardinals!

I’ve been a loyal dodgers fan for quite some time now. Yes, even back then when Nomo, Piazza, Karros, etc were on the roster. After all these years, I finally got the opportunity to attend a dodgers game last season. I must say it’s about 100x better watching the games live in person than on tv. If the dodgers are scoring runs and pitching well, it’s awesome but if they’re not putting in work then boo lol.
Ticket prices are fairly priced. If you’re 21+, it’s a must that you drink some type of alcohol to experience the whole atmosphere of a live sporting event. Yeah, I sound like an alcoholic but I know at least 75% of attendees agree with me. Beer prices are a bit steep so that’s why I usually «pre-​game» before I enter the stadium.
Overall, I’ve been to 6 games to date and the dodgers went 4 – 2 so that ain’t too shabby. Make sure you guys check out their website for promos and free giveaways! I’ve already accumulated a few bobbleheads, a sweater, a hat and a blanket. Go dodgers/​doyers!

Decade tradition continues! Another year another blanket!
Did the AYCE Pavilion this year. Comes with AYCE Dodger Dogs, Nachos, Peanuts, Popcorn, and soda/​water. You can make back your money pretty easily.
The view from the left pavilion is not bad at all. I can see everything perfectly fine.
Always fun to watch the boys in blue play!

Take me out to the ball game! Take me out with the crowd… buy me a loaded hot dog and a beer! Yes their loaded dogs are amazing, chili, cheese, jalapeños, tomatoes and god knows what else they put on it but they are so good! Yes the regular dodger dogs are good but this one is so much better. You might need to walk far to get it but trust me when you find it, it will all be worth it!
Micheladas on the first floor are the way to go when starting off the game! So refreshing on those hot summer day games!

What can I say… its Dodger Stadium.
There isn’t a single time I’ve come here and have not had a good time. The crowd is always live and its just good fun.
Like most amusement parks or other sports stadiums, the snacks and drinks are overpriced but I’ve come to expect that. The food is always hit or miss from the concession stands. The Dodger dog which is the most popular is just a normal hot dog but nevertheless, its ordered for the fun of it all. If anything, I believe the Dodger dog is one of the more flavorful snacks to grab and one of the more reasonable in cost.
So grab a Dodger dog, a beer and have a blast with the crowd. Its all for the fun no matter if you’re rooting for the Dodger’s or the opposing team.
Dodger Stadium 4÷16÷2016

This review is for the SUITES
This was fun and what a view. If you ever get the chance to go experience this, you def should!
All of the suites are around home and they are big. We were 12 ppl and had plenty of room. plenty of seats and plenty of booze!
Obviously food is not cheap but that’s the normal case in any stadium. We ordered an insane amount of food so they brought it to us. YAY for that!

Headed into Dodger Stadium as an Angels fan, I wasn’t sure exactly what to expect. It was just an exhibition game in the preseason, so I figured that the stakes would be low and so would the tensions, but you really just never know. The fans were actually pretty chill and there was only one outburst of «Angels Suck» in our direction. Not bad, all things considered.
Parking was a whopping $ 20, which seems a bit high (but what do I know, maybe that is normal). The parking lot layout could be better. It seemed like we had to walk one direction in a herd and then another direction to get into the stadium from where we were parked. All the while, the parking attendants were kind of hostile about the counter intuitive route they demanded that we walk along.
Security was quick and efficient.
Food and drinks were reasonable for park standards. $ 12 for a glass of house wine? Sign me up! You can bring your own food in, which is kind of a cool twist on things. Bringing more of your own food = more $ for house wine. That logic makes perfect sense to me. We will have to remember that for next time.
We were down on field level, so the view of the game was pretty solid. Go Angels!

My favorite ballpark in California. Aside from being a Dodgers fan, I have to say the organization has done a great job revitalizing the stadium. I have season seats at the lower level and think the exposed bullpen is awesome. Fun to way to watch Kershaw warmup. The outside bar is a cool feature and the upgraded concessions finally offer «healthier» options. The staff at the ballpark is super professional and helpful. I never get the impression that they would rather be somewhere else. The large, new video board lights the place up. As a sports analyst, I think all the in-​game elements keep a steady flow of positive energy. Clean venue. Parking is easy. Overpriced parking, but that’s not a surprise at large attractions anymore.

My Happiest Place On Earth! Came on Valentines Day to Take the Dodger Tour and Had an Amazing Experience! Cat was our tour guide and she did a great job! Fun personality, she’s really sweet and answers everyone’s questions! I enjoyed seeing parts of the stadium I had never seen before, all the cool trophies, awards, jerseys, photos, we got to check out the press box, the suites, and even got to walk on the field and go through the dugouts and the visitors locker room! At the end of the tour they also offer a 10% store credit for the dodger store, Its about a 90 min tour. I would most definitely take this tour again, just because I Love My Dodgers!!!

I have been coming here my whole life. The stadium is beautiful, the beer is cold, the Dodger Dogs are always on point. Parking kind of sucks but I know my way around it. Great place to spend a hot summer night. It’s my favorite place in the whole world.

Dodger games always make for a fun evening. The LA air, lights, great crowds, and atmosphere enhances the game. Ive been coming to Dodger stadium for a while now. What is there not to like?
Bank of America sponsors the MLB and has a double suite upstairs. I will usually take my girlfriend here to watch some of the games. It’s a great experience. If you know anyone who has access to one of these suites, definitely go. There is a buffet of food, a bar and a lounge with tv’s so you wont miss a second of the action.
Dodger games are a must if you are a resident of Los Angeles or are just visiting.

Always a great place to watch a baseball game. I’ve sat in the Dug Out club area, 4^th row from field and I’ve sat further back. Although I’m not a big fan of baseball, it’s nice to come once a year. A lot of photo ops in the parking lot, outside the stadium, plenty of parking, and nothing beats the great LA weather. I’ve also been here for Cirque du Soleil in the parking lot for Kurios too. Nice that they have other events here. I think the only other baseball stadium I’ve been to was on the East Coast, Shea Stadium about almost 2 decades ago. So I have no real comparison… LOL

Maybe I am partial to Dodger Stadium because it opened in 1962, the same year I was born. I am also a big fan of the Dodgers, and that goes back to when my parents would take me there when Walt Alston was managing the team. I remember being at a game when Steve Garvey was playing third base! I think the first baseman that evening was either Wes Parker or Bill Buckner. I remember almost not making it to a game when an axle broke on our car on the freeway. Somehow, we still got to Dodger Stadium, and Maury Wills was there in the stands and autographed my baseball glove. I remember getting to go to the 1977 and 1981 World Series, seeing Reggie Jackson playfully pick up Billy Martin before the Game Five in ’77, Don Sutton pitching a beautiful game before Reggie’s historic Game Six, and Jay Johnstone’s huge pinch-​hit home run in ’81. While watching that 1981 game, my dad pointed out Roy Campanella in his wheelchair just a few feet away and Don Newcombe standing next to him. I feel so fortunate to have these memories.
So, it was sad for Dodger fans, and ultimately for all of baseball, when the Dodger organization lost its way after the O’Malley Family sold the team. Thank God for Mark Walter, Stan Kasten, and Magic Johnson for bringing it back. The stadium looks more beautiful than ever. When taking my kids back to Dodger Stadium the past few years, it’s so evident that so many people are continually working hard to make the experience a memorable one. The LAPD presence is also greatly appreciated. The officers patrolling the stadium and parking lost are making a huge and positive difference. Thank you-​thank you-​thank you to the Dodger ownership, management, employees, and LAPD for making this historic gem of a sports venue shine again. Sports Illustrated once said the Rose Bowl «isn’t a sporting venue. It’s a postcard.» I think many of us feel the same way about Dodger Stadium.

Located on the edge of downtown, Dodger Stadium is the third oldest stadium in Major League Baseball, opening in 1962. That was 4 years after the team moved into Los Angeles from Brooklyn. There is a bus called the Dodger Express that takes fans from Union Station to the stadium. The reviews of this bus have been mixed, as some say that it gets stuck in traffic for more than an hour, and they get off and have to walk to the stadium. But when I rode it, it took only about a little over half an hour. The fare is included with your game ticket.
There is really not much in terms of attractions. Outside of the stadium, there are some posters on the wall, which showcases moments in Dodger history. And inside, there are pictures of Dodgers on the columns, like Sandy Koufax, Tommy Lorsada, and even Vin Scully. But no statues or anything else like that. I guess the main attraction is the ballgame itself. Also, you can see the San Gabriel mountains in the distance, which provides for a nice background.
The big problem with this place, is the accessibility between sections. For example, if your ticket is for the Reserve section at the upper level, then you have to go through the entrance to that section. That means going up a flight of stairs to get to that entrance. There is no switching between sections. So if you want a closer look at field and take pictures, not gonna happen.
Another problem is how people are not allowed to watch from directly behind the seats under the overhang, which is a problem on a very hot day, and very unbearable to sit in the sun to watch the game. Security will tell you to stand behind a white line, which makes it hard to see the field. That is just lame!
Also, it is advised not to wear gear of other teams, since there are people at the game, who only there to stir up trouble. These guys will be cursed at or having things thrown at. It could even get violent, as in the case of Bryan Stow.
I did try a Dodger dog and didn’t think it was anything special. It was just a normal foot long hot dog. And «I Love LA» by Randy Newman, plays after each Dodger victory, with the lyrics on the scoreboard.
Overall, watching the game at this ballpark was not bad, but the restrictions just made this place memorable, and NOT in a good way.

My grandfather was a long time Brooklyn Dodger fan, so I don’t know how he would have felt about me visiting the stadium of the team who betrayed him, but, it’s still a stadium we needed to visit!
My boyfriend and I figured we’d buy our tickets when we got to the stadium. Bad idea. It was an inner league game, against the Padres, and it was totally sold out. However, we didn’t realize that until we were in bumper to bumper stadium traffic, without a way to turn around. I was so disappointed! We came all the way there, and now we weren’t even going to see a game! And then… a man with two woman came up to us and asked us if we wanted to buy tickets. I’m from new york, I get sketched out easily, wonder if someone is trying to scam me. My boyfriend? He’s from Jersey, so he’s a little more open minded. Well! As it turns out, they really did have legit tickets they were trying to get rid of. They were super nice and patient (we had to paypal them), and we were in!
Despite the fact that Dodger stadium was built in the 60’s, it is the third oldest stadiums, so that’s pretty cool. The history the stadium has, you can see it and feel it. Despite the fact that it’s an older stadium, it’s definitely a family park. You’ll see lines of people lines up to take pictures of all the different items around the park. My boyfriend and I thought it would be a bit dangerous, but we did feel safe the entire time we were there.
I’d suggest if you have scoped out certain foods that you want, get on line asap, food lines (except the brooklyn pizza, which does not look like brooklyn pizza at ALL) were LONG! We had planned on getting the nachos in a helmet that seem to be a hit, but the line was massive! No nachos for us. We went at the end of May, and it was actually pretty cold. I thought LA would be warmer!
We enjoyed our time. It’s one of my boyfriends favorite stadiums. We will be back!

Dodger Stadium feels like one of those must visit venues. My brother got to see a game when he was around 12 (I think). It only took me half my (current) life to make it back to see it myself. Is it the hippest, newest stadium out there? No. Does it have a really cool nostalgic feel to it? Absolutely. And in agreement with Brett N — the view can’t be beat.
Actually — rereading Brett N’s review, I agree with a lot of what he said. And I took his advice and passed on the Dodger dog.

For the longest time, I was really anticipating my trip to one of baseball’s most iconic stadiums. I finally got to watch a Dodgers game here this past September and the atmosphere here was great. On top of it, we got to see Clayton Kershaw pitch a gem too, so double win!
For you first timers, if you plan on driving here, there is really only one place to park to get near the ballpark and that’s the in stadium parking lot. The stadium is located in a gated area. For 2015, it was $ 15 for parking, but I believe that price is increasing next year. The parking lot was spacious, as expected, and there were people guiding us to where to park.
The stadium colors were interesting with the wave of blue all around and the yellow seats inside. There were 2 huge scoreboards, one in right field and one in left field. There were also palm trees scattered on the premises, making the place feel real tropical. The 1^st level of the stadium looked pretty new compared to the upper levels. The food stands and walkway looked completely renovated, sleek and modern on the field level. On the upper levels, the food stands looked different, like from another era! They had an older feel and look to them and gave us a
We got to walk around the entire stadium and see the game from different viewpoints. The stadium felt a lot bigger than most because, first of all, it actually is the largest in terms of seating capacity. It also has an open feel to it with a low outfield seating area. It looks like someone can hit a ball out of the park over the seating areas. For those sitting in foul territory in right and left field, the seats are actually benches accompanied by bar seating tables, which was a first for me. In the 11 baseball stadiums I’ve been to, I had never seen that.
As for the game and crowd, the fans were very lively throughout the game and the stadium was impressively near capacity. It was a great atmosphere for baseball and I was definitely reliving historical Dodger Stadium moments in my head as I sat in my seat. If you’re a baseball or sports aficionado this is a must see ballpark!

You come to Dodger Stadium for the baseball and the Dodger Dogs.
Dodger Stadium is located in the center of Los Angeles so there are plenty of restaurants you can go to before you go to the game, if you don’t want to pay for the crazy expensive food and drink prices at the stadium. Except the Dodger Dogs, you should always splurge on those. One time I ordered a vodka lemonade; not only was it wildly overpriced, it tasted like just plain lemonade!
The stadium has definitely been improved on the last few years. I like it much better now than I did a few years ago when I came here.
Parking is kind of a pain, but I’ve never been to a stadium where it’s not a difficult. So prepare yourself for that.
Just come have fun and enjoy the boys in blue.
Go Dodgers!

Fantastic stadium. Third oldest in MLB but feels like a new one. Well designed sight lines, modern amenities, and comfortable seats. Everything is pricey. But hey it is LA.
Dodgers fans can be ornery. So if your team is playing the Dodgers express your fandom but don’t be obnoxious about it. A good rule of thumb anywhere — but at dodger stadium they have limited tolerance.
Oh yeah, and Vin Scully is the man.

My heart belongs to this stadium forever and always. I’m giving this stadium four out of five stars (instead of the perfect score my friends would assume I’d give this stadium) for two reasons. the first is because this past Labor Day Weekend, I went to Dodger Stadium South (Petco Park) for the first time and was blown away by how amazing it was. The second reason is the food selection offered and price of food at this stadium.
Petco Park is brand new and beautiful, it would be difficult for any stadium to compete. Dodger Stadium is the third oldest park in use today but you wouldn’t guess that because it has had pretty significant upgrades and remodeling. In the last few years, Dodger Stadium has come a long way. One may argue that it has character and Petco Park doesn’t but let me put it this way. Dodger Stadium and I have been married for years and I would never cheat on that stadium and Petco Park is the Stadium I lust after. But when I’m at Petco Park, I’m only thinking about my Dodgers, I promise!
The one thing I don’t really care for about my home stadium that has nothing to do with any other ball park, is the food. Maybe I just go to Dodgers games too often but, the food just isn’t very good. I would at least hope that they could buy some franchise chains like Subway or Pieology if they didn’t want to make their own creative and yummy eatery but this day is yet to come. I do however give them credit for allowing me to bring outside food and beverages without problem, so they get points for that.
The only other two ball parks I’ve been to other than the ones I’ve already mentioned, is Angels Stadium. Dodger Stadium is far superior to that stadium, so I think it’s safe to assume that Dodger Stadium is pretty legit, especially when considering its age.

We finally made it to our first Dodger game as a family and it was a great way to end the Summer! We went on a Sunday afternoon and after the game, families were invited to have their kids run the bases on the field.
We ate food, cheered, booed, stretched and even relocated to sit in the shade because it was hot. The kids absolutely loved it and we all look forward to going again.
Tip for parking: buy your pass in advance — it’s cheaper than buying in person. And if you choose the outlying lots, you’ll avoid traffic.

I gotta say I am always excited when I get to see a different city’s stadium. Dodger stadium is staggeringly large. I was so shocked to see such a big stadium for baseball. The capacity rivals many football stadiums. We sat in the club section which had servers. Could not ask for more! The prices are another story, but It’s a stadium so you’re gonna get your wallet’s flower plucked every time you’re thirsty or hungry!
Great time, and amazing views!

Came to celebrate my friends birthday at Dodger Stadium. Added bonus it was yoga day so we received Los Angeles Dodgers yoga mats and got to go onto the field.
I’ve been coming here since I was a little kid and one of my favorite items is the Dodger Dog. Back in the day I would starve myself so I could eat four of them.
These days I’ve been eating less meat in my diet. I was very surprised when I saw that a Veggie Dog was on the menu. I ordered one with a Frozen Lemonade. It took the concession attendant a little while to find me one but I got the last one before they shutdown for the day. I added a little yellow mustard.
A very tasty grilled treat that will help me overcome my Dodger Dog addiction.

As old as this place is, it is actually a pretty efficient process to get in and out. Part of that is planning ahead and being early to beat the crowds and pre-​paying for parking (also $ 5 cheaper online) which has a dedicated lane to enter.
I personally love the cheap seats on the top deck because the value is good and the view is GREAT. Food selections up top aren’t the best and to get down to the next floor is a trek down 3 flights of stairs unless you want to wait for the elevator which takes forever.
The thing I ABSOLUTELY hate about this place is that it’s the only stadium that doesn’t have the main colors of the their team. There is no such thing as «Dodger Light Blue»; this only exist so the sun doesn’t weather it and make bright colors faded. They just started with faded and call it ‘classic’. I call it cheap.
This place would look AMAZING if it had the bright Dodger Blue popping everywhere. Magic, are you reading?!

My first dodger experience came with a tour and club seats. The club seats came with comfortable couches, beer fridge, pool table, and various food options. I will say the stadium is pretty impressive. There’s a great view of downtown LA.
But the experience did not come with tomahawk choppin or the jumbotron. And I will say I like the hotdogs at turner field better than the dodger dogs.

I’ve saved my 200^th review for Dodger Stadium because 1) I love the Dodgers and 2) I’ve never had a bad time at the stadium. It’s just all around good fun. If you’re not a fan of baseball, you’ll still have a good time since a lot of people just go to socialize, eat, and drink! Yes, it can be an expensive outing, but it’s expected. Food and alcohol can easily run more than $ 20/​person, but you can bring your own food and non-​alcoholic drinks so plan ahead! I for one really like eating at the stadium. It’s the epitome of pigging out, but I end up spending a lot (ie. $ 9 – 10 for a loaded hot dog, $ 16 for loaded nachos, $ 10 for beer… you get the idea). However, I don’t go to games often so when I do, I think it’s worth a little splurge!
I always buy my tickets from Stubhub. It’s usually much cheaper than the Dodgers website even after fees. Field level is obviously the best, but it’s also the most expensive. However, I’ve sat in loge and reserve as well and both were still great. There is a noticeable difference in food/​amenities as you make your way from field to top deck, but most of the food items are available at each level. The outfield pavilions are the cheapest, except for the right side, which is AYCE. Definitely worth a try at least once. It’s unlimited hot dogs, nachos, peanuts, popcorn, and soda.
There’s normally a decently-​sized crowd at each game, but it gets really packed on giveaway nights (ie bobbleheads, fleece blankets). They normally give away 40,000, but if it’s a 20,000 limit, you better get there early. It’s pretty disappointing to go to a game expecting a souvenir only to find out they’ve run out. The tickets for giveaway nights tend to be more expensive on Stubhub too.
Parking is $ 10 but I would just take the Dodger Express from Union Station to avoid the hassle and traffic. Have fun!

Take me out to the ballgame
take me out with the crowd
buy me some peanuts, but FORGET the garlic fries
because they were cold, stale and I don’t care for them
I did knock off a star, just for that…
but I will come back…
I love watching a Dodger game live. It’s been ages since this last visit, but I think I’ll start visiting there more often –even though my garlic fries were stale –I waited and didn’t eat all day, as I was conserving calories and room in my belly for them. Glad they had a veggie burger option –it’s descent, good portion size. Dodger stadium sells salads too.
Despite the beating of that poor man, years ago at Dodger Stadium, it’s good to see the video before the game, reminding fans to keep it classy and keep a handle of your liquor situation at the stadium. Everyone is there to have a great time and just no need for all that.
If you haven’t watched a game at Dodger Stadium –you should. It’s a fun experience, worth the money. The only thing really expensive about the whole experience –is parking at the stadium, its $ 20. Otherwise, you could get seats for as low as $ 7-​$ 9. Food, drinks are between $ 5-​$ 15 each item (depending on what you order, of course).

Baseball ist der Nationalsport der Amerikaner und wenn möglich sollte man ein Spiel mitnehmen. Das Spiel selbst kann mit unter etwas langwierig werden, allerdings würde km Stadion alles dafür getan die Zuschauer zu bespaßen.
Anfahrt war auch spitze und Tickets gibt es schon ab unter 10 USD. Die Preise für Getränke und Essen im Stadion sind sehr happig, daher hier Abzüge.
Ich würde jedem empfehlen hier ein Spiel anzuschauen, hat viel Spaß gemacht!

Also ich gebe einmal 3 Sterne für das Gesamterlebnis Baseball in Amerika. Das Stadion ist gut und auch auf den billigen Plätzen, kosten ca. 20 Dollar hat man eine hervorragende Sicht, nur sind die Plätze etwas eng.
Das Stadion liegt ganz nett und man hat davon auch eine nette Aussicht aber natürlich sind die Fussballtempel in Deutschland oder Europa um ein vielfaches imposanter.
Das Spiel selber ist sehr langweilig und es ist echt eher ein gemeinsames Hotdog essen und Bierchen trinken. Ein Spiel dauert in der Regel auch über drei Stunden und es wird mit der Zeit langweilig, wir sind nach 1 ¾ Std. gegangen, denn wir hatten dann genug gesehen. Die Stimmung ist auch nicht der Hit, insgesamt eine nette Erfahrung aber Football oder Basketball empfinde ich für den gewöhnlichen Europäer als empfehlensweiter.
Sollte man natürlich Baseballfan sein, dann ist es vermutlich ein Mekka solche Spiele sich anzuschauen.

Ein Baseballspiel zu sehen war für mich echt ein riesen Erlebniss in LA. Allein schon die Dimmensionen der ganzen Anlage sind gigantisch, obwohl die meisten Fußballstadien Plätzetechnisch locker mithalten können.
Die Sicht ist auch aus dem Top Deck fantastisch. Allerdings muss man hier vorallem mit Hispanics sitzen, soviel zur Gleichberechtigung. Baseball ist zugegeben nicht immer sehr Actionreich. Daher sollte man sich einige Dollars einstecken und sich einen Doger Dog und Taccos zu holen. Essen scheint so und so die Hauptbeschäftigung wärend des Spiels zu sein. Die Spielzüge werden ja eh auf der großen anzeige wiederholt.
Es ist trotzdem beeindruckend und wenn man was vom Spiel versteht sollte man sich das nicht entgehen lassen.
Da sag ich nur Take me out to the Ball Game

Das Dodger Stadium ist die Heimatstätte des Baseballteams LA Dodgers.
Ein wahres Kronjuwel wenn ich das mal so flapsig formulieren darf.
Die clevere Konfiguration des anfang der 60er Jahre fertig gestellten Bauwerks erlaubt von allen Sitzplätzen gute Sicht.
Der nette Panoramablick über Stadt & Berge sind ein weiteres Plus.
An spielfreien Tagen kann man an Führungen in die Pressekabinen oder den Spielebänken teilnehmen.
Für Baseballfans eine wahre Bereicherung. Einfach ein tolles Erlebnis dort gewesen zu sein.
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