Dodger Stadium Luxury Suites

I’m going to preface this review by saying I’m not a Dodger’s fan, not in the least bit…(I’m actually a Giants fan.) But when my boyfriend says work gave him free tickets to a game in the luxury suites with catered food, I say, take me out to the ball game!
Usually suites come with preferred parking, so that’s another perk. The suites are rather large, at least compared to the suites at the Staples Center; I think you can comfortably fit about 20 people in there! The seats are SO comfy, and it’s partially outdoors so you get all the excitement and noise from the game. If you’re tired (or aren’t that interested in the Dodgers like me), you can head inside and sit on the couch and passively watch the game on one of the several flat screen TV’s. Food is laid out on the counters, and depending on the package you or your company/​organization got, it includes dodger dogs, salad, nachos, sandwiches, chips, and a table full of fresh fruit and desserts (cookies and brownies). Non-​alcoholic beverages are also included in the refrigerator, so everything is pretty much taken care of.
I had a fantastic time hanging in the Dodger’s luxury suite, it ALMOST made me like the team. The only bummer is, now it’s very difficult to go to a game in the regular suites since I know what kind of treatment goes on in the luxury suites. Sigh…

The suites are a nice place to catch up with friends/​coworkers/​vendors without much interruptions. There is a/​c and outside seats have a roof over you so you don’t have to worry about the sun. Very chilled environment and nice to have food deliver to you. Definitely a special place, just not as close to the players but that is the beauty of it right?!

Heaven!
That is all

Although the Dodgers lost to the Giants in the 10^th inning, nothing like the first game of the season in Luxury Suites right? I’d say these suites are better than Staples Center suites because they’re larger and much «homier». I literally feel like I’m in someone’s living room. Outfitted with a kitchenette and flat screens+couches, it’s so comfy!
The food is also much better than Staples Center! In addition to having the Dodger dog, there was tuna salad, egg salad & chicken salad. Buns AND lettuce wraps as well. Also available to order were garlic fries. Because it had to be cooked in a batch, I think it tastes better getting individual portions but garlic fries are garlic fries so I’m not complaining!
I know there are different menus that you can select from at each, overall it was just tastier.

Having a great time there playing SF Giants. too bad the LA Dodgers lost last night to the San Francisco Giants but we had great seats and the game was still so much fun because my daughter’s friend booked 30 seats together for a Bachelor Party for her sisters and we still made sure there was plenty of cheering and screaming in the bleachers regardless of what the scoreboard said!

Luxury is worth it in sports venues. America’s game in a civil setting.

came here for a baby shower and was surprised to see how nice the suites actually are.
the amount of food you can order is extensive. we got the hot dogs (never had one, and ended up stuffing two in my face. they’re pretty damn good), pulled pork and chicken wangs. there were some healthy things like veggies and salads, but when at a ball game who cares about calories. they don’t exist.
the dessert cart is the best thing about being in the suites. our room got basically one of everything and being the fatkid i am i had to try almost everything. my favorite was the salted caramel popcorn cake or whatever the hell that thing was. it was so good. it is yellow cake with salted caramel and caramel popcorn on top. HEAVEN. the cart has numerous cakes, candies and caramel apples. enjoy.
view is great. but know that you’ll be paying a premium for everything.

Luxury is an appropriate term for these suites. The A/​C is cranked up inside so you can watch the game comfortably even on a super-​hot day. The outside area provides a great view of the action, and the seats are Herman-​Miller-​esque (or perhaps they are the real deal — all I know is they were super comfortable). The food is okay — I would bump it up to one more star if they would provide the gourmet sausages, Camacho’s nachos, and/​or Gordon Biersch fries.

Provides such an amazing view of the stadium with excellence service. Makes the game so much more exciting… even if they lose ;(

Dodger stadium is beautiful, especially now with the new ownership stepping up and upgrading the stadium. The Luxury suites are cool because of the art work you get to see in the lobby and sometimes you run into former players, stars, or politicians.
Food is great and you get that VIP treatment

What a fantastic experience. From the view of the stadium to the in suite service– the food offered was a range if ball-​game faves like Dodger Dogs and popcorn to the more gourmet like steaks and of course the decadent desert cart. I had the pleasure of going on Jackie Robinson day and it’s an evening I will never forget!

Paid-​for suite and catered food & beverages. Yes.
Paid-​for preferred parking. Yes.
All-​you-​can-​order from dessert cart. Yes.
Indoor and outdoor view of game. Yes.
Too much stadium food. Oh noooo…

The service was awesome. The dodger dogs where the best. Great park to have fun with family and friends.

***Dodger Stadium is an older stadium that has a lot of charm and a great look; it also has nice modern touches too like these luxury suites***
I have not been to many luxury suites – just Dodger Stadium Luxury Suites and then the suites at Staples Center – so it is hard for me to know how they would compare with other stadiums in other cities. But I like the Dodger Stadium Luxury Suites and given that Dodger Stadium is an older stadium, I find the modern and nicely furnished luxury suites to be impressive.
The Dodger Stadium Luxury Suites feature a comfortable living room with a few TVs and a couch as well as a sink for washing up. There is also counter space for buffet style food (if you order it). There is also a counter with bar stools that sits just inside the suite where you can enjoy the A/​C but still get a view of the game. There are also two rows of chairs just outside the suite for the best view of the game (at least from the suite). The chairs are conference room-​esque, but they are comfortable.
The food at Dodger Stadium Luxury Suites varies based on what you order. You will find ballpark food like nachos, popcorn and Dodger Dogs (though I prefer the Dodger Dogs in regular seating more; they wrap the Dodger Dogs in their buns and then keep them in the steamer, which softens the bun up nicely as well as melds the bun to the hot dog). There are also non-​traditional ballpark food in the suites like green salads, pasta salads, sandwiches, entrees, and such. Many other options are available.
The dessert cart is unique to the suites and it is very similar to the dessert cart at Staples Center. You will find many rich cakes as well as caramel apples and various candies. The dessert cart is a fun little novelty though I am not really a big fan of what you can get from the cart. The caramel apples are not bad, but everything else is average at best and quite overpriced considering the quality.
Service is good at Dodger Stadium. The staff does a good job of checking in on the suite throughout the game.
Dodger Stadium Luxury Suites provide a very comfortable environment for watching a baseball game. The A/​C is nice though weather in LA is usually very comfortable; still, it is nice to have the A/​C on a very hot or very sunny LA day. The big plus though is the extra room. Ballpark seating can be very crammed and uncomfortable and it can be difficult to get up and walk around. The Dodger Stadium Luxury Suites make it very easy to relax or get up to walk around without missing any of the action; it is a great way to watch a baseball game.
Parking at Dodger Stadium is, I believe, $ 15 per vehicle. Depending on where you park, getting out can be really difficult; getting into the stadium is not as bad.

Heya, they treat me well here too.

I’m ruined for life. I’ll never be able to go back to sitting in the bleachers. Shade. Air conditioning. Private entrance. Dessert carts. Clean bathrooms! It’s the way to watch a baseball game.

If you go on a date and don’t pay for the meal but still get to review the restaurant, well then I get to review the United Luxury Suites at Dodger Stadium as if I pooped benjamins. Someone awesome working somewhere footed our bill in the suite next to the press box a couple of times this season and we were treated well… a little too well.
I once had a concessions lady ready to kick the living crap out of me on the field level because I accidentally bumped into her while she was cleaning up some ketchup. There are drunken fools scattered throughout the park, the further away from home plate you sit, the drunker the people are. After being a Dodgers fan for my entire life, I entered the coveted Club Level and was greeted with the most compassionate voices and workers. You show your suite ticket and people will bow to you. You can pretty much move to any level of the stadium to visit friends or look for food with the commoners if it wasn’t already free in the suite.
The suite itself rocks… flat screen TV’s, reclining office chairs, sofas, sliding glass doors (adjusted based on the weather), coat closet, bar seats… and FOOD! And alcohol! Depending on your host and what they order, it is all good and yummy when it hits your tummy. The dessert cart comes and everyone gathers around like children underneath the Christmas tree. Don’t pick with haste though, I almost missed the s’mores cake.
Will I flush my own toilet on loge level again? Probably.
Will I fight for my bench space in right field while popcorn are hitting Phillies fans? Probably.
Will I stand in line to pay for a Dodger Dog again? Probably.
Will I always look up to suite 216 pretending I had money and fame again? Probably.
Thank you for the great nights luxury suites… and I can’t wait for the next time you ask me out.

Day games. Middle of summer. Great seats.
The company treated for these sweet suite seats. Free booze and dodger dogs and most importantly… Air Conditioning! Looking down at the cretins and common folk sweating their bawls off, I felt other wordly and glorious… jk… that’s just booze talk.
The suites are very spacious. Probably about 20 of us in there. There are about 6 – 7 seats in each of the two rows where you can see the game. Cusioned and reclining. Not too shabby. They have a couch and a couple flat screens. A big fridge provides the cooling atmosphere for your summer beverage of choice.
Overall, a great experience. However, I still prefer being down in the dirt with the peasants. Just doesn’t seem like a real game unless i’m stepping on peanut shells, getting beer spilled on me by the drunk homeboys and squeezing through the aisles trying to get through to the bathroom. But, if you have a chance, go for it.

The best suites in SoCal — better than Staples, the Pond, or Angel Stadium. From the club level entryway with white tile floors and walls filled with baseballs to the suites themselves, the entire Club Level is top rate. The suites themselves are spacious, well appointed with TVs and comfortable chairs. The catered food is decent, and if that doesn’t satisfy you the dessert cart certainly will.
The only downside to being in a suite — even one as nice as this — is that you do feel somewhat disconnected from the rest of the stadium although not as much here as in most places. The fact that Tommy Lasorda was in the suite next to ours and said hi more than made up for it.
If your company or friends get a suite you have to check it out as it is a unique and very comfortable experience. But if it’s my own money, I’d save it and get seats in the field or loge levels.

2 words: Dessert Cart. Drool. It’s like the ice cream truck… you know when it’s coming and you keep the suite door open so you don’t miss it.
Endless Buffet: well, almost. it feeds 30 people and someone comes in to check every so often
Endless Beverages. well, almost. Fridge full of sodas, tonic, beer, and bottles of red wine.
Free booze. At the end of the game, find ways to jack and hide the booze because the staff won’t let you take it if they can see it
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From the website, all Luxury Suites are equipped with:
** 7 television monitors including a 45 inch liquid crystal flat panel TV
** Theater-​style seating in comfortable Herman Miller Aeron chairs
** Complimentary preferred parking adjacent to the Suite entrances
** Private concourses with lounge areas
** First class catering provided by Levy Restaurants
** Large floor plans and spacious interiors (up to 600 square feet)
** Access to the Konica Business Center, conference rooms and concierge service
** Select Luxury Suites come with Shuttle Flat Monitor computers for presentations or other business needs