Name: Dodger Stadium
Address: 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA, US
Telephone: +1 866-363-4377

Dodger Stadium is a stadium, located at 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 866-363-4377, visit their website losangeles.dodgers.mlb.com for more detailed information.

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1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 17 April 2017

Monday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Anonymous

05 December 2017

Being the Die-Hard SF Giants fan that I am. I travel down here from the SF BAY AREA 3 times a year to personally watch the ass whippin be administered to The Dodgers. LOVE THE RIVALRY!!!! Always have a good time when I visit. Win or Lose The Giants and Dodgers have the best rivalry in baseball.

GO GIANTS!!!

BEAT LA!!!!!!
Anonymous

29 November 2017

The best place on earth! Love watching a Dodgers game on a nice summer evening. Guggenheim Baseball Management has done a exceptional job at remodeling and putting together a great team. A new era to Dodger baseball. The atmosphere is always great at the stadium! Go Dodgers!
Anonymous

05 November 2017

I love my Dodgers and everything about this stadium. Everywhere you sit has a great view. The WiFi has also really improved over the years and I have to commend them on that. I think the food situation on the reserve level could improve as it seems we have to go to the loge level for better eats.
Anonymous

30 October 2017

Huge structure that can comfortably hold lots of people. Even higher up spots are accessible by escalators which make it easier. Lots of food and stores throughout with varied choices. The only thing that needs improvement is the expensive parking for which there stops being parking markers, so it becomes a challenge to know where you parked (if it weren’t for maps app). Getting in and out during popular game can take upwards of 40 minutes due to the stadium traffic.
Anonymous

28 October 2017

This was my first Dodgers Game. We Arrived for a game around 5pm. Given the distance we parked, the walk wasn't bad at all. Very doable. Lines were also pretty fast through security. LETS WIN THE WORLD SERIES!!
Anonymous

27 October 2017

Cool stadium with the expected wildly overpriced food and drinks. Unless you sit in the blue zone! Unlimited free food and drinks! But you’re sitting in the sun. However the blue zone has access to a chill-out common area under the bleachers with comfy seats and TVs that allow you to get through a midday game without getting heatstroke!
Anonymous

05 October 2017

Always a good time when watching the boys in blue take the field. Been here for several games over the past few years and have never had a bad experience. It’s baseball; it’s fun! Stadium overall is well maintained after all these years. Will come back again next season for sure =]
Anonymous

29 August 2017

As a fan of the visiting team and a someone that travels to many Brewer away games. I have to commend the Dodger fans. One of the best experiences I've had. They were friendly and it was very enjoyable. Brewers even won and shutout the Dodgers and I was one of the only people cheering. And yet no one said anything negative to me. If I was in Chicago, Philly, NY or SF I would have been drenched in beer at best and dead at worst. Great park, Great Fans. only reason its a 4 instead of 5 is the prices of concessions.

Thank You
Anonymous

24 July 2017

My first time to Dodger Stadium was an excellent experience! We made sure to arrive early in order to experience it all by starting with a stadium tour followed by the buffet in the Stadium Club. It's $35 a person but honestly well worth it! Some of the best food options I've had at a ballpark! We ended up having excellent seats along the first base side right out of the sun (Field Level under the above terrace). It was a sunny and hot day but there was an occasional slight breeze. We're all glad we were out of the sun as it helped to make the game a more enjoyable experience. If you're sitting in the sun, which a majority of the park is, I'd strongly recommend wearing sunscreen. We saw a few people burnt after the game and that's never fun The stadium itself is on the older side but very well maintained. There have been updates where needed and it's actually the largest capacity stadium in the league (56k seats!). There's plenty of parking, but it can be a decent walk. If you, or someone in your party, is in a wheelchair or in need of assistance all of the staff are very accommodating and willing to help however needed. So whether you live nearby, or you're from out-of-town interested in catching a game, I'd recommend checking out Dodger Stadium! Just remember to bring the sunscreen!!
Anonymous

14 June 2017

It's Dodger Stadium! It's amazing of course! Are there things to complain about, definitely. Getting into the parking lot takes forever, trying to find your car at the end of the night is impossible, and you'll have to take out a second mortgage on your house to afford concessions. But it's Dodger Stadium. Grab a Dodger dog, some nachos, and a beer and enjoy some Dodger baseball. Go blue!
Anonymous

14 June 2017

Dodgers stadium is a huge stadium that has seen better days but also has a lot of history. Very enthusiastic fans and lots of delicious stadium food. I recommend sitting on the left side when viewing from home plate because you get more shade.
Anonymous

30 May 2017

This is our first visit in a couple of years. There have been lots of changes. The stadium sparkles. There is a new video score board and an improved sound system. Food is still expensive, but you are allowed to bring food wrapped in plastic into the stadium. Vegan Dodger Dogs are available at most stands. Chicago style condiments were made available, as the Cubs played the Dodgers. There's even a mini-market that specializes in healthy foods and a sports memorabilia shop. Every usher, guard and food service worker acted as though they were glad to see us. Bathrooms are well maintained. Parking is easy but expensive, however, if you prepurchase parking on line you pay half price. Vehicles with handicap placard or plates may park in any lot. Platforms provide easy wheelchairs access and excellent views of game action. Most of the stadium is wheelchair accessible. Elevators and escalators are located through out the facility.
Anonymous

16 May 2017

The first time I visited Dodger Stadium was shortly after moving to Los Angeles, I had a floor seat ticket to see The Rolling Stones around 1995-1996. Many of the things I saw on my recent visit did not exist, so it was a pleasure to visit the stadium when not in use and to experience the amazing views from Top Of The Park deck. It is rich in Los Angeles and baseball history. I quite enjoyed the Bank of America Retired Number Plaza, complete with Bobbleheads and a little bit bit about the player whose number was retired. It is a fantastic outdoor venue with a variety of plant life and other elements that make it a great experience. Even if you're not a baseball fanatic, you should "Think Blue" and visit it for at least one game or even better, catch a rock concert there!
Anonymous

24 April 2017

The best sporting venue in Los Angeles. The historic Dodgers Stadium with downtown as its backdrop. The best lowest price ticket to any professional family sporting event. The only stadium where they will allow you to bring outside food & non alcoholic beverages in plastic bottles. It does not cost a family vacation to attend a game. I can afford to come 5 to 10 games a year. No wonder I love coming to this stadium and watching the Dodgers.