"I Love L.A." Victory Song
After every Dodgers home win, Randy Newman's "I Love L.A." plays while fans sing along as they exit Dodger Stadium.
One of baseball’s most iconic stadiums, famous for Chavez Ravine views and MLB history.
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After every Dodgers home win, Randy Newman's "I Love L.A." plays while fans sing along as they exit Dodger Stadium.
"Think Blue!" is one of the Dodgers' signature rally cries and appears throughout the stadium on signs, scoreboard prompts, and fan apparel.
Fans in the outfield pavilions frequently keep beach balls bouncing through the crowd during games, creating a unique Dodger Stadium atmosphere.
Before first pitch, thousands of fans gather in Centerfield Plaza to enjoy live entertainment, food, and the iconic Jackie Robinson statue area.
Dodger fans proudly refer to Dodger Stadium as "Blue Heaven on Earth," a phrase embraced throughout the ballpark and fan culture.
Honors the 1988 World Series champions and Kirk Gibson's iconic home run.
The story of Chavez Ravine and how Dodger Stadium came to be in 1962.
Celebrates Kershaw's Cy Young dominance and Dodgers ace era.
The greatest rivalry in baseball — Dodgers and Giants history on display.
Honors Fernandomania and the greatest left-hander in Dodgers history.
Exhibits on the 1981 Fernandomania phenomenon and Valenzuela's impact.
Exhibits on Robinson breaking the color barrier and his Dodgers legacy.
Commemorates Gibson's iconic 1988 World Series walk-off — one swing, one limp, one legend.
Honors Koufax's perfect games and Hall of Fame career in Dodger blue.
Permanent tributes to the voice of the Dodgers — 67 seasons of broadcasting excellence.
Live organ music between innings — a Dodger Stadium tradition since 1962.
The unforgettable first glimpse of palm trees, Chavez Ravine, and Dodger blue.
Evening game with golden-hour light over palm trees — one of the greatest sights in sports.
Explore exhibits on Dodgers history from Brooklyn to Kershaw.
The greatest rivalry in baseball when the Giants visit Dodger Stadium.
Historic rivalry when the Yankees visit — World Series history renewed.
Stay for Randy Newman's anthem after every Dodgers home victory.
See a Clayton Kershaw start at Dodger Stadium — a modern Dodgers legend.
Left field pavilion seats — loud, passionate, and pure Dodger blue atmosphere.
NL Championship Series baseball at Dodger Stadium.
Postseason atmosphere in one of the most iconic ballparks in sports.
Right field pavilion with wavy roof, palm trees, and sunset views.
Pay respects at the Vin Scully statue and press box tribute — the voice of summer.
World Series baseball in Chavez Ravine — the pinnacle of Dodgers fandom.
Full history of the Brooklyn Dodgers — Robinson, Koufax, and the move west.
How Walter O'Malley built the third-oldest ballpark in MLB in Chavez Ravine.
Historic World Series rivalry between Los Angeles and New York.
From the Angels' early years to Dodger Stadium — Los Angeles baseball lore.
Celebrates Lasorda's Hall of Fame managing career and Dodger blue passion.
Pre- and postgame activities, photo ops, and fan events in Center Field Plaza.
Spectacular drone light shows over Dodger Stadium on special event nights.
Live postgame concerts on the plaza or in Center Field Plaza after select games.
Live music in Center Field Plaza after select Dodgers home games.
The open plaza beyond center field with statues, food, and the Dodger Stadium entrance.
One of baseball's most scenic settings with views of downtown Los Angeles, the San Gabriel Mountains, and the surrounding hills.
The famous decorative waterfalls behind the outfield seating create a signature visual landmark.
The unique geometric design elements throughout the stadium reflect its original 1960s architecture.
The distinctive seating design creates one of MLB's most recognizable outfield layouts.
The Top Deck’s panoramic views of downtown L.A., the San Gabriels, and the field.
Celebrates the team's history before moving to Los Angeles, including Ebbets Field memories.
Hall honoring Dodgers legends from Brooklyn through Los Angeles.
Tribute to Fernandomania and Valenzuela’s 1981 championship season.
Statue of Jackie Robinson, who broke baseball’s color line as a Dodger.
Honors Dodgers legends including Jackie Robinson, Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale, Don Sutton, and other franchise icons.
Statue of Sandy Koufax outside Centerfield Plaza — the left arm of the 1960s Dodgers.
The iconic Dodger Dog is one of baseball's most famous stadium foods.
Behind-the-scenes tours provide access to the field, dugouts, press areas, and historic locations.
Family-friendly area featuring activities and entertainment for younger fans.
Popular fan photo locations featuring the stadium, views, and Dodgers landmarks.
A pregame cultural celebration featuring music, entertainment, and community events.
Statue of Vin Scully, the voice of the Dodgers for 67 seasons.
Statue of Tommy Lasorda, the two-time World Series manager.
Statue of Don Drysdale, Koufax’s Hall of Fame rotation mate.
Plaza under the Think Blue sign in the hills above Chavez Ravine.
Video and display highlights of the franchise's most unforgettable plays.
Memorabilia from All-Star Games hosted at Dodger Stadium.
The Dodger Dog mascot entertains fans throughout the ballpark.
Bobblehead nights, jersey nights, and special promotional games.
Honoring service members with ceremonies and special recognition.
Large lots on site. $35. Reserve in advance.
Dodger Stadium Express bus from Union Station.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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