Dodger Stadium

Touring all the stadiums this season. Getting into Dodgers Stadium was pretty good but it was Bobblehead night so we were there very early. Attendants were great for helping us park in ADA. Saved some walking. Overall, there wasn’t the greatest menus options like other parks we’ve been to this year. Craft beer was so so. The park was a bit disappointing since the Dodgers are a great team in a great city. Guess I expected more. People were really into the game but not really friendly or cordial while walking around. Glad we got to visit this one time. Dodgers are a great team. ⚾️

Huge ballpark. Fans are really into their team and that makes the experience a lot of fun. Lots of choices to eat. We went on the 4th of July game and the fireworks show was amazing - one of the longest I've ever seen.

Iconic ballpark with a 1960’s feel. I love going to the stadium. Staff around the park were attentive and nice and were willing to help since I was there with a family member that has mobility challenges. I’ve always had a great time at Dodger stadium.

Going to Dodger Stadium for the first time was genuinely emotional for me—and somehow, the experience still exceeded every expectation. I was lucky enough to do a full tour of both the inside and outside of the stadium, and walking through the tunnels, press areas, seating sections, and iconic viewpoints felt surreal. As a lifelong baseball fan, being in that space carried real weight. You can feel the history everywhere. Dodger FanFest made it even more special. The energy from the crowd, the sea of blue, the shared love for the team—it felt like stepping into a giant family reunion. From exhibits and photo ops to just soaking in the atmosphere with other die-hard fans, it was unforgettable. Everyone was welcoming, passionate, and buzzing with excitement for the season. The views of Los Angeles, the immaculate grounds, and the sense of tradition mixed with modern upgrades make this place truly legendary. This wasn’t just a stadium visit—it was a bucket-list moment and one I’ll never forget. I can’t wait to come back for games and keep building memories here. Absolute five stars. 💙⚾

My girlfriend surprised me with my very first game at Dodger Stadium, and it couldn’t have been a better experience. From the moment we walked in, the energy was incredible. The stadium itself is beautiful - set against palm trees and one of the best sunsets I’ve ever seen at a sporting event. We spent some time exploring, grabbed a hat and jersey, and the food definitely lived up to the hype. Everything felt classic but still high quality. The views from our seats were amazing, and being surrounded by such a passionate crowd made the whole game even more exciting. To top it all off, there was a drone show after the game, which was such a cool and unexpected bonus. It really made the night feel special from start to finish. If you’re even thinking about going, do it. Dodger Stadium is an iconic experience and the perfect place to make great memories.

Dodgers Stadium is the third oldest MLB baseball park in the country and it does not disappoint. We enjoyed watching our Chicago Cubs team play on a beautiful April Sunday. It was little league day and thousands of little baseball players walked the warning track before the game and kids ran the bases afterward. I scored one of those fun cooler cups for my souvenir and we had great seats in left outfield. Lots of parking around the park - we bought our parking pass with the tickets through MLB.

On my Bucket list trip to LA. Did the dodger Stadium tour. Definitely worth it! Guides were very knowledgeable and friendly. The stadium is amazing, so much history. Only problem we had was our phones. Kept powering off and drained the battery within hours. Had to shut our phones off during game till we got out of the ravine, so missed some photo opps.