The Los Angeles Dodgers are an MLB National League (West Division) team based in Los Angeles, California. Their home, Dodger Stadium (opened 1962), is the third-oldest active ballpark in MLB, holding roughly 53,393–56,000 fans.
The stadium has a four-tier seating structure (Field, Loge, Reserve, Top Deck), and the outfield “Pavilion” sections are known as a prime spot for catching home run balls.
Tickets
Official tickets can be purchased at mlb.com/dodgers/tickets/single-game-tickets.
The “Farmer John Dodger Dog” is a beloved ballpark food staple, and organist Nancy Bea Hefley (1988–2015), who provided the stadium’s live organ music for nearly 30 years, is a famous ballpark institution.
📍 Getting There
Dodger Stadium · 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012
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💡 Insider Tips
🚌 Getting Around
The free “Dodger Stadium Express” shuttle is running again for 2026 — departing from Union Station every 5–10 minutes starting 3 hours before the game, with return service up to an hour after. Dodger Stadium sits on a hill with limited walkable access, so staying at a downtown hotel near Union Station and using this shuttle is the locally recommended strategy.
🎟️ Tickets
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🎁 Club Perks
The club has a Korean-language radio partner, “Radio Korea 1540 AM,” and holds an annual “Korean Heritage Night” (set for August 13, 2026) with a giveaway jersey. Infielder Hye-seong Kim is currently on the roster. Japanese-language stadium tours also run 4 days a week.
💡 Insider Tips
If you’re coming from the north, Gates D or C are recommended (Gate A is the busiest). For a quieter experience, try the upper deck, and don’t forget sunscreen and a hat. Gates open 3 hours before the game for My Dodgers members and 2 hours for everyone else.