About Dodger Stadium
Dodger Stadium, situated in the Elysian Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, stands as one of the oldest ballparks in Major League Baseball, having opened its doors in 1962. Originally constructed to be the home for the Los Angeles Dodgers after their move from Brooklyn, the stadium quickly became an iconic landmark, not only for its scenic backdrop featuring the San Gabriel Mountains but also for its distinctive wavy roofline over the outfield pavilions. Over the years, Dodger Stadium has witnessed numerous historic moments, ranging from no-hitters to World Series triumphs, and remains a cherished venue for baseball enthusiasts and a testament to the timeless allure of America's pastime.
What to eat at Dodger Stadium
- Dodger Dog Multiple Locations — The most famous hot dog in baseball. Get it grilled, not steamed, at the stand past Section 42.
- Elysian Park Brewing Center Field — Craft beer and loaded tots from the in-park brewery.
- Carnitas Tacos Field Level — Slow-cooked carnitas tacos reflecting LA's incredible Mexican food scene.
- Shake Shack Right Field Plaza — East Coast transplant with burgers, shakes, and crinkle-cut fries.
Where to sit at Dodger Stadium
- Dugout Club Premium — Between the dugouts with all-inclusive premium dining. The best seats in LA.
- Loge (Sections 101-165) Mid-range — Second level with outstanding sightlines. The best value for quality views.
- Top Deck (Sections 1-14) Budget — The cheapest seats in the house with panoramic views of LA. Iconic.
Parking and getting to Dodger Stadium
- Dodger Stadium is on a hilltop — there's really only one way in and out. Budget extra time.
- Preferred parking (Lot A-K) costs more but gets you closer and out faster.
- The Dodger Stadium Express bus is free from Union Station — the best-kept secret in LA sports.
What else to do near Dodger Stadium
- Elysian Park Adjacent — The park surrounding Dodger Stadium with hiking trails and city views.
- Chinatown 1 mile — Authentic dim sum, noodles, and shops just down the hill.
- Echo Park Lake 1.5 miles — Scenic lake with pedal boats and a view of the downtown skyline.
Before you go to Dodger Stadium
- Beat the Traffic — Arrive 90+ minutes early. Dodger Stadium traffic is notoriously brutal. Leave late too.
- Sunset Views — The views of the San Gabriel Mountains and downtown LA skyline at sunset are breathtaking from the upper deck.
- Vin Scully Tribute — The address is 1000 Vin Scully Ave. Pay respects to the greatest broadcaster of all time.
- The grilled Dodger Dog is far superior to the steamed one — always specify grilled.
- Dodger Stadium is the third-oldest park in MLB (1962) and has never had a bad seat thanks to its terraced design.
- The Dodger Stadium Express bus from Union Station is free, fast, and skips all the traffic.
- Vin Scully's broadcast booth is preserved as a memorial — ask an usher about visiting it.
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