Dodger Stadium

Capacity: 56,000

Home Teams: Los Angeles Dodgers (MLB)

Dodger Stadium Events

While Dodger Stadium, which first opened its doors in 1962, is not quite the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball (Boston’s Fenway Park and Chicago’s Wrigley Field are both around a half-century older), it might be the most picturesque. Staring out across the tawny glow of the diamond and striped green of the outfield over the outfield bleachers into Los Angeles as evening descends on the city is enough to set the heart of any baseball fan aflutter. Built as a home to the Los Angeles Dodgers just a few years after they had relocated cross-country from Brooklyn, it is also the league’s largest stadium (and largest in the world, in fact!) with the capacity to host over 56,000 visitors. Along with all regular season and playoff Dodgers home games, the stadium hosts a packed calendar of events, including concerts, sporting competitions, and musical festivals like Besame Mucho. Visitors who arrive hungry will find classic food options like Dodger Dogs (though the long lines are as legendary as the food), tacos, churros, and, er, cheesecake on a stick (if you’re into that kinda thing!). Those searching for team and event merchandise including those iconic Dodgers caps will find plenty of selection at the kiosks and shops throughout Dodger Stadium.

Dodger Stadium Seating Chart

The immense size of Dodger Stadium in and of itself gives visitors plenty of choice in terms of seating options. Along with premium seating such as club seating and luxury boxes, the stadium has a whole range of general admission seats to suit all budgets and preferences. Always wanted to sit behind the plate and heckle the visiting team’s batter? No problem. Fancy your chances snagging a foul ball down the line or a homerun in the bleachers out past the outfield? You got it. Wherever you sit, you’re sure to have a great view of the action on the field as well as the spectacular surrounding scenery. Check TicketX to see which tickets are available to games or events at the Dodger Stadium and use our seating chart to compare different seating options.

Getting to Dodger Stadium (Transportation and Parking)

Visitors can access Dodger Stadium via public transportation or driving their own vehicle. Los Angeles is a large expansive city, so be aware that Dodger Stadium is located in the Elysian Park neighborhood of Central Los Angeles.

Getting to Dodger Stadium via public transportation

To get to Dodger Stadium using public transportation, catch a Metro train to Union Station or South Bay, then catch a (free!) Dodger Express bus direct to the stadium. Visit MLB’s official website for full details. A taxi is another option when traveling to Dodger Stadium .

Getting to Dodger Stadium by car

Visitors can drive their own vehicles to Dodger Stadium. However, be prepared for Los Angeles’s legendary traffic congestion, particularly around the stadium before and after big games and events. Leave early to avoid missing your event. You can find maps and driving directions on MLB’s official website.

Does Dodger Stadium have on-site parking?

Yes, Dodger Stadium is surrounded by dedicated on-site parking lots. Visit MLB’s official website for detailed parking information and to buy parking passes in advance (highly recommended). Surrounding neighborhoods also have parking options as well.

How much does Dodger Stadium parking cost?

Parking passes to the big lots around Dodger Stadium can range widely in cost (anywhere from $27-50), depending on the type of game or event at the stadium. You can search for cheaper parking rates and book your parking passes well in advance via MLB’s official website. If you choose to pay at the park instead, you will usually end up paying top dollar (if any spaces are available).