What more need I say? They have food and you can watch a baseball game.

There is nothing quite like sitting at Dodger Stadium on a warm evening, watching the Boys in Blue. Good views from all over, but I prefer first base side (except for day games, go to the third base side). There are a variety of food choices. If you can get into the Stadium Club, you get an expensive buffet that... More

While in LA, I decided I had to catch a game at Dodger Stadium. So much history there. Well, it looks fairly historical. The stadium is full of cracks and certainly nothing like the new ballparks around the country. I will say, it offers one of the cheapest seats in the major league. A park I would expect to find... More

I sit in the Outfield, and love the atmosphere of this famous ball park, especially the way people in the stands talk to each other, joke around, and maybe a home run will come your way. I pay $24.00 for a ticket and just sit back & enjoy the game. Plus, you have your own food & restrooms, so everything... More

I have been visiting Dodger Stadium for more than 40 years. Although the stadium really started to show its age during the 2000's, recent improvements in the common areas have greatly improved the fan experience.

We loved our trip to Dodger Stadium. We saw the Dodgers and Mets on the 4th of July. This stadium is nostalgic and we just loved the experience of sitting up high overlooking the Hollywood Hills. Being that we were Mets fans and decked out accordingly, the Dodger fans and staff could not have been more hospitality to us rivals.... More

We were given tickets to the Dugout Club. I had never been to Dodger Stadium before. The parking tickets we got were great - got to park right by the entrance. The Dugout Club was SO nice - tons of food, bars, and waiters at your seats! Now about the seats... Third row back, right behind home plate! I never... More

Ive been to various ball parks around the country, and i will always love coming to the ravine over them all. Other stadiums might be fancier, or have less walking and stairs, but no other place has the same feel. Go Blue!

Great place to catch a game. A little expensive (like most other sports arenas) and some facilities (especially top deck) need renovation, but the 3rd oldest active MLB stadium celebrates 50 years this season, a great year to go.