Dodger Stadium
The home ballpark of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Catching a Major League Baseball game and eating a Dodger Dog is the authentic Los Angeles experience.
Opened in 1962, it is one of the largest-capacity stadiums in Major League Baseball today. From behind the outfield, you can see the San Gabriel Mountains and the downtown skyline. Ticket prices during the season vary depending on the opponent. On non-game days, you can book a stadium tour to visit the dugout, the press room, and the Hall of Fame wall. The signature snack is the long Dodger Dog. On game days, traffic into the parking lots is heavy, so you can take the free Dodger Stadium Express bus from Union Station. Fireworks often go off after Friday night games.
Opening hours
Open on match days; tours by reservation
Nearby sights
- Olvera Street
- Walt Disney Concert Hall
- The Broad
- Little Tokyo
- Grand Central Market
- California Science Center
- Griffith Observatory
- Hollywood Forever Cemetery