Dodger Stadium Loge Terrace

Love dodger stadium!!!

Heading into the Post Season, the Los Angeles Dodgers are clearly the HOTTEST team in MLB. It’s crazy what a change in ownership (including Magic Johnson), ballpark renovations, and spending moolah like there’s no tomorrow can do for a storied franchise. It’s a Whole New Blue!!!
The numbers are simply AMAZING. On 6/​19, they were 29 – 40, 9 games back, and dead last in the National League West standings. As of 8/​15, the Blue Crew are 40 – 8, First Place in the National League West (70 – 50 overall record) with the AZ Diamondbacks trailing by 7.5 games. The last team with that kind of stretch was the 1951 NY Giants. 1951? A gallon of gas was only 19 cents. Since, the All Star Break, the Doyers are 21 – 3. Talk about team chemistry and a winning attitude!
Prior to the season, Guggenheim Baseball Management spent over $ 100 million dollars on enhancements to Dodger Stadium, as the Boys in Blue started their 52^nd season in LA. They made significant improvements to the Loge Level by reconfiguring the space to make more room. The walkway in front of the concession areas are wider, allowing easier flow of traffic. The main intention was to spend less time waiting in lines for food and drinks. The restrooms were also renovated, meaning less wait time for you. DRINK MORE BEER. There are also new stores on the Loge Level for fresh Dodger Gear with merchandise being more abundant, including a New Era cap store.
During ball games, I make my way to the Loge Level bar area for refreshments. There’s a nice patio area to chill and just chat. With TV’s being located everywhere, I don’t miss a single second of my Dodgers. Behind the seats, are party boxes where you can lounge around, with a clear view of the field.
Here are some more tips to make each game more enjoyable.
* Bring unopened drinks and food to the stadium, as I usually pick up TO GO meals on my way to the ballpark. Also, consider sunglasses to block out the rays. Buy a Yasiel Puig jersey or shirt and feel better about yourself as you cheer on the BEST team in MLB.
* Forget preferred parking. Pay the $ 10 and park as close to the actual exits as possible. HINT — think Elysian Park. Bone out when the game ends and you’ll leave the stadium a lot faster, instead of being gridlocked.
* Knowledge is power. Check for news, promotions, and team schedule (
…). When was the last time you took home a promotional item such as a jersey, hoodie, or t-​shirt?
* Beer gets me way too full, always making me run to the bathroom in between innings. Try the Asian Breeze or Gold Rush, Jinro Chamisul Soju cocktails on the very top floor of the stadium. Just look for the picture of PSY.
Each time Hyun Jin Ryu pitches at home, Koreans flock to the Chavez Ravine. I’m getting kinda nervous with so many of us around in one area. This ain’t the World Baseball Classic nor World Cup Soccer. Still, the True MLB Team of LA (low blow to the OC Angels of Anaheim) has the best chance in almost 25 years to win the World Series, so I can’t blame my people for flooding into Dodger Stadium. At least we can all munch on Choco-​Pie and down some Soju during the seventh inning stretch.
DODGERS, HWA E TING!

I just had corporate party here last week and everyone had a great time.
This area is right inside the gates after you have your tickets scanned. Levy Restaurants is their exclusive catering company so you plan your party is 2 stages. Buy your group tickets through the Dodgers Group Dept. and then connect with the Levy rep to plan the food portion.
You can go basic with a picnic style menu to many stages over that… There’s also beverage menu options as well — including hosted and non-​hosted. They set everything up buffet style and our party was 2 hours all-​inclusive.
We opted for the picnic package which included, Italian sausages & peppers, Dodger Dogs, nachos, a spicy shredded chicken, potato salad, cole slaw, cookies, carmel popcorn & we added mini cheeseburgers. We also had a hosted soft-​bar (beer & sodas etc), hard alcohol was on your own. Everyone seemed happy! You can also watch the game from this area on a flat screen monitor.
Our seats for the game were right outside our picnic area and they were covered. YAY! It was a very hot July day so everyone was ecstatic about that.
One thing I was not forewarned about that any party planner must know was that our picnic area was crashed by several people so I also had to play bouncer! Except for a letter size stand that said ‘private party with our company name’ (which no one read) anyone could enter if you did not assign someone to actually sit at the entrance and screen people. There should have been, at the very minimum, a rope like at the movie theatre to deter people from entering. Surprise! Outside of that, everything ran like clockwork.

Like the Review Suggests, As Good As It Gets!

I saw so much trash on the field!!! I mean, the Giants were out there taking batting practice when I arrived at the game 2 hours early, and I remember thinking, man, there is trash and feces all over the field. I even thought a sewer line had burst, but it was just Brian Wilson.
So my friend and I were sitting in section 109 which is right behind home plate. I love these seats, and think they are even better than sitting at field level, as they offer a much better view and you are still close. Also, it is a prime spot for catching foul balls (I caught a foul hit by Russell Martin 3 years ago in these seats).
Also, since I hate Frank McCourt, I refuse to buy my tickets from the Dodgers. Rather, I got mine from StubHub and paid half the retail price. Also, I didn’t pay for parking.
Now, normally I would not have paid for food either, but my cooler had a leak and my sandwich was flooded with melted ice water. Since I don’t eat fast food, and Dodger Stadium has a terrible selection of food (if you eat healthy), I decided to get popcorn for $ 4.50. I mean, it is about what they charge at the movies, right?
So I had to walk all the way down to the third base area where they make popcorn, but they didn’t have any. Perhaps if the old women got off their asses and popped some corn, McCourt would be willing to use his Satanic, talon hand to reach into his vault and spend some money on our terrible pitching, right? But getting back to the point, HOW THE HELL do you run our of popcorn??? Just add more corn to the machine and let it do it do its work!!!
So I had to walk all the way to the 1^st base side, and they had 2 popcorns left. This is ridiculous! A ballpark should NEVER run out of popcorn, and there should be more than 2 damn stands in the loge Terrace to service the fans. I was very disgusted at this.
So despite my anger over the lazy concession stand workers, I did love my seat and loved it even more knowing that McCourt didn’t benefit form my money.
Also, the little show they put up on the big screen before the game is stupid. I remember how they used to show local Hollywood and people like Snoop Dogg and George Lopez giving props to the Dodgers, and it was fun to watch. They even used to play the ‘I Love LA’ song before the game. Now they play ‘Kickstart my Heart’ by Motley Crue which has lyrics that celebrate and glorify drug use. LAME.

we had a blast! great space for private groups. just called levy restaurants at dodgers and book it for my own private party. great food, friendly staff, no hills or stairs to climb, verrrry close to seats and they also have a tv so you can watch the game and not miss a hit while you’re at the large circular bar.
good times! love going to the ballpark with easy access.

It’s great when you get free tickets to sports events. It would be great if a fly ball lands in my area so I can catch it with my bare hands.

I love the Loge Terrace, my mother had an event here and since she’s my mommy I was able to go into the «private party» which basically meant I could have all the pull pork, hot dogs, sandwiches, popcorn, cracker jacks, cocktails (which I didn’t) etc … as I wanted and we went on a bobble head day. I think we ate at least $ 100 worth considering how expensive the food is at dodger Stadium and that’s if you don’t go to the other selections of chain restaurants they have now… okay so I grabbed an extra dodger dog and cracker jacks, refilled my coke and off we went to our seats. I love Dodger Stadium. just something about the smell of baseball in the air. and Laker fever. people all around us had radios and where keeping everyone updated with the score. As we sat in our loge seating enjoying the game. watching what had to be a fake proposal at least I think it was. So it’s the kiss cam time and this guy gets on his one knee and pulls out the ring and the girls bolts. scan back to one sad dude. I heard later she said yes. We only stayed till the end of the 9^th inning and no one had scored yet… it wasn’t till we got in my car and tuned to the dodger game that they finally scored and won the game by 1 run. I have so many childhood and adult memories of this place that it can never be tainted for me… regardless of the annoying drunk asses in the parking lot.

The Loge Terrace is great for corporate or group pre-​game events. The sectioned-​off area is inside the ticket scanning area and outside of left field seats. It’s easy to find. You need special tickets to get in so don’t worry about crashers.
Their catering set up is buffet-​style and you can choose to include beverages, or have your guests pay their own way at the cash bar.
The food can get as fancy as having a carver, or just wraps and sandwiches. Dodger Dogs are available, of course, and their pulled pork is pretty popular.
Here is the current menu:
$ 250 is the deposit you need to put down to reserve the space.
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