Caught a Dodger game here on our west coast swing (went to the Dodgers, Angels, Giants and A’s stadiums). We got into LA at around 3pm and went straight to Olvera St. which is where LA originated and is across the street from Union Station, had a nice Mexican dinner and went to the Dodger game which is only a... more

Maybe Dodger Stadium needs to come with a little book explaining its quirks. Here are a few basics for the novice. -Wear Dodger blue. Besides the omnipresent team shirts and ball caps, feel free to indulge your eccentricities. Wear blue and white wigs; Manny Ramirez dreadlock hats; deely boopers. Be zany; we're used to it. -Don't tell us how bad... more

Not an antique like Wrigley or Fenway nor part of the new guard like Camden Yards and AT&T Park, this park stands alone as a classic example of the late fifties/early sixties stadium architecture with the expected SoCal flourishes. With all the running around and theme park activities that encompass your day, this quiet refuge brings a restful yet exciting... more

We went to LA when Dodgers were out of town on April 26 but we did the Dodger Stadium tour and it was Great!!! It last about an hour and half and Brett (the tour guide) is a really nice person with full knowledge of Dodgers history. The tour was $15 per adult and $10 for a senior. It's so... more

Dodger Stadium was a pleasure to visit. The pastel color schemes and the views of mountains gives it a great Los Angeles feel. The Chavez Ravine location is interesting. They play good Southern Californian music at the games. The only thing that was disappointing was that I had top deck seats and was not allowed to roam anywhere else in... more

I am a woman who made the mistake of wearing an opposing team's hat to the game. You have trashy people who scream into your face about 2 inches from it. I've been to many MLB games around the country and the Dodgers fans are probably the worst around. I'm all for cheering on your team, but when they accost... more

Park: Though this is soon to be the third-oldest baseball park in the Major Leagues (after Yankee Stadium closes this October), we found this park to be in relatively good condition. We took advantage of the rule allowing you to bring your own food and bottled water into the stadium, which seemed to be a good deal as a bottle... more

We are from the UK and whenever we visit the US we try to fit in a trip or two to a baseball game. When we arranged to visit California we were pleased to see that the Dodgers would be at home when we were there, not only that but would be playing the Giants! We decided to stay in... more

This place is worth a visit. The atmosphere is very different. Sitting in the bleachers, its true, most people arent even paying attention to the game. Watching folks hit the beach ball around as the security people chase it down is amusing. And the crowd is about 75% latino which is pretty cool too. All in all, i had a... more