Where to Sit at Dodger Stadium

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For value at Dodger Stadium, start with the Reserve Level. The Top Deck is the cheapest way in, the Pavilions are the cheap, loud outfield seats, and the Coca-Cola Home Run Seats just beyond the outfield wall come with food and non-alcoholic drinks included.

With general parking, the Dodgers may send you to any of several lots, depending on arrival time, traffic flow, and lot events. You can find more about parking in our First-Timer Guide section.

Verify before you go: section numbering, tier names, gate names, premium-club inclusions, and the parking lot labels can change year to year. Confirm specifics against the official Dodgers seating map and A-Z guide on mlb.com/dodgers before you go.

The seating layout

Dodger Stadium’s bowl is built as terraced tiers stacked into the hillside, which is why a 56,000-seat park can still feel close to the field from down low. The pastel seat colors (yellow and gold, light blue, dark blue, orange) track the tiers and are part of the park’s mid-century look.

Field Level. The lowest tier wraps the infield and runs down both lines. You pay the most here, and you sit the closest to the field.

Loge Level. The next tier up has clear sightlines over the whole field and still feels like a lower-level seat.

Reserve Level. The upper-middle tier gives you a full view of the field at a real step down in price from Field and Loge, and it is where the mountain and skyline views start to open up.

Top Deck. The highest tier has the cheapest seats and the widest views, with the San Gabriel Mountains beyond the outfield and the downtown LA skyline from some sections. It is far from the field and takes a climb to reach, but the view makes up for it.

The park was built as a terraced bowl on open land, not wedged into a city block, so obstructed-view sections are rare.

Once you know your level, check the exact seat’s sightline and view in the Dodgers’ seat-selection tool on mlb.com/dodgers.

The Pavilions

Where they are. The Left Field Pavilion (the odd-numbered sections, roughly 301 through 315) and the Right Field Pavilion (the even-numbered sections, roughly 302 through 316) are the outfield bleacher sections beyond the wall. This is home-run territory, right-handed power lands in left, lefties in right, so it is the spot if you want a real shot at a ball.

The benches have backrests. Since the 2020 renovation the Pavilion benches have backrests, so they are more comfortable than old-school bleachers.

The Home Run Seats. The Coca-Cola Home Run Seats are padded bar stools with drink rails just beyond the outfield wall. The ticket covers food and non-alcoholic drinks, with in-seat service, and beer is not included. It is the right buy if you want the food and drink covered.

Views, sun, and shade

The views are the reason to go up high. From the right seats you get the San Gabriel Mountains beyond the outfield and, in some sections, the downtown LA skyline. The upper tiers, Reserve and Top Deck, especially on the third-base side, are where those views open up.

Sun and shade. Most Dodgers home games are at night, when the sun is not a factor. At a day game, the Right Field Pavilion takes the most sun of any section, and the Left Field Pavilion tends to be the shadier of the two. Bring a hat and sunscreen for an afternoon game. You can check your exact section and start time on the Dodger Stadium SunTracker.

Premium and club seats

Dodger Stadium’s premium areas carry rotating sponsor names. The current set includes the Yaamava’ Dugout Club behind home plate (all-inclusive food and drink), the Lexus Baseline Club (the widest seats, the first rows of the baseline sections), the Bank of America Suite Level, the Champions Lounge, and the Stadium Club boxes. The tiers and inclusions change, so confirm the current set before you buy.

Family and accessible seating

Families tend to do better in the higher tiers (Reserve and Top Deck), which run calmer than the Pavilions, the louder outfield scene.

Accessible seating is available on every level of the stadium, but the terraced layout makes the routing worth confirming ahead of time. Buy accessible seats through Dodgers ticketing and check the companion-seating details and the accessible parking and entry routing. The team also runs a courtesy shuttle from the lots to the entry gates for guests who need mobility assistance.

How to find the right ticket

• The Yankees series is a marquee draw and tends to pull some of the biggest crowds of the season. The Dodgers-Giants rivalry, one of the oldest in the majors, brings its own atmosphere on top of that. Add those games to your watch list.

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