(323) 224-1500
1000 Elysian Park Ave
Los Angeles,
CA
90012
34.0735
-118.2404
Neighborhoods: East LA, Echo Park
Los Angeles Dodgers Llc
Last updated 9.05.09
What People Are Saying About Dodger Stadium
The Editor
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Citysearch
The Venue – At a time when baseball modernity has defined itself through references to distant history, Dodger Stadium stands as an artifact of the recent past, a forsaken time when bigger was better. This 56,000-seat stadium nestled in Chavez Ravine, honors that era, brashly and beautifully defying the current belief that baseball requires a small, intimate theater. Recent renovations, providing more parking, new suites and an expanded dugout section have only accentuated the stadium's expansive allure. Over the next 50 years, a stadium improvement plan will transform acres of parking…
HORRIBLE, TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE
by MP0712 at Citysearch
This was the worst experience I have ever had - it was so bad I don't even know where to begin. First, it took about 90 minutes to get into the stadium and find parking. Then we had to wait the concession stand for over 20 minutes (there were only 5-6 people in front of us). The crowd were full of ignorant, rude and foul-mouthed boors (I WOULD NEVER TAKE MY CHILD HERE), not to mention we saw numerous fights and almost fights break out. We then had a mini-altercation in the parking lot where we waited another 60 minutes to exit. Finally, when we got home, we saw that someone had keyed the trunk of my brand new 3-week old car - which will cost $500+ dollars to fix. I NEVER GOING TO ANOTHER DODGERS GAME EVER - STAY HOME AND ENJOY THE GAME - IT IS MUCH BETTER, CHEAPER AND SAFER. DODGER STADIUM IS NOT SAFE!!!!
- Pros: I got home alive
- Cons: Just about everything
Games okay BUT DONT THINK ABOUT GOING TO A CONCERT HERE
by concertgoer at Citysearch
There is not a good seat in the house. At least not one very affrodable for big name concerts. Furthermore traffic is so bad getting in for special events at 7 730 pm that the effort you will spend getting there will already guarantee you a stressfull time. I mean to comment only on special events like concerts. One list swipe at Los Angeles City Parking and traffic control people "surely if you are really doing your job you can move traffic better into doger statium instead of walking about at intersections without a plan and completely useless"
- Pros: Great For Baseball when the crowd rolls in
- Cons: big draw concerts or events must be avoided here
Good and not so good
by mizuno5 at Citysearch
I've been here like 50 times over the last 20+ years, so I feel I'm pretty qualified to review this place.
Pros: Great sight lines, a great atmosphere at night - the way it glows under the lights is second to none in MLB. There's no blasting music at every break - they still have an organ. They made some excellent improvements on the main level this season - nice bathrooms, food choices and outdoor terraces with tables and chairs. Great Jumbovision screen.
Cons: Almost no public transportation choices- parking is $15 bucks and a real pain. The wait to get out can be over an hour at times. There is nothing around the Stadium in the way of restaurants or bars. Dodger fans can and will be abusive to other teams fans and security is awful. Refreshments are more expensive that at other parks. Cheap beer is $8 a cup. Day games can be really hot and dry. Getting to your seat from the parking lot can involve lots of hill climbing and stairs. The entire PA system is on a pole in center field and if you sit in the outfield you will get either your right or left ear blown out Waves and beachballs are annoying during the game
The Details on Dodger Stadium
Parking:
Dodger Stadium offers plenty of parking. Designated lots are definitely the best parking option.
The Extras:
No trip to Dodgers Stadium would be complete without a Dodger Dog--a 10-inch frank as good as any you'd find on Coney Island.
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