Dodger Stadium, nestled in the Elysian Park hills overlooking downtown Los Angeles, is an emblem of mid-20th century architecture and the third-oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball. Opened in 1962, it's the home of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Known for its picturesque setting in Chavez Ravine, it offers beautiful views of the San Gabriel Mountains and the Los Angeles skyline.
The stadium is celebrated for its expansive seating capacity, classic design, and well-maintained grounds. It's also a cultural landmark in L.A., hosting numerous historic events and concerts. Dodger Stadium remains a favorite among baseball fans for its enduring charm and quintessential Southern California experience.
Unbroken, factory-sealed plastic bottles of non-alcoholic beverages of 1 liter or less are permitted.
You're allowed to bring in food, as long as it's not in bottles, cans, coolers or thermoses and you're not seated in a suite.
Bags smaller than 16"x16"x8” are allowed.
Left Field Plaza - Who doesn't love a good King's Hawaiian roll. This place has a variety of BBQ, wings, a dodger dog on a King's Hawaiian roll, and various others. Oh, and they also have Dole whip!
Field 47, Reserve 31 - Home of the Dodger Burger (a burger with grilled Dodger Dog slices), plant based burger and various other ballpark fare.
Reserve Section 32 - Grab a variety of pulled pork options here, fried chicken buckets, smoked wings, and various others
Fields section 45 - Head here if you're in the mood for a California Roll Bowl, a Teriyaki Chicken Bowl, or an Orange Chicken Bowl. They also have Kirin Frozen Beer and Soju Cocktails on tap
