Tickets

Dugout Club Seats are located directly behind home plate and the dugouts and will have best up close views of the field at Dodger Stadium. Dugout Club sections 11, 13, and 15 are located directly behind the Dodgers dugout on the third base side, while Dugout Club sections 10, 12, and 14 are located behind the visitors dugout on the first base side. These premium seats not only offer spectacular views, but also include a complimentary buffet, private restrooms, programs and game notes, in-seat wait service, and extra cushioned seating. This location is one of the best options at Dodger stadium for fans that prefer the comforts and amenities of club seating with up close views.

Field Level Infield seating provides great lower level views of the action in the infield between first and third base. Sections 2-24 (even numbered only) on the first base side are located behind the dugout club seats, as are sections 1-25 (odd numbered only) on the third base side. Sections 26-38 (even numbers) extend all the way to down the field on the first base side, while the same can be said for the odd numbered sections 27-39. Most sections in this location have between 16 and 22 rows of seating, and also have just 8 seats per row, making it easy and convenient to get in and out of your seat even if you find yourself in the middle. The front rows of these sections are referred to as Field Box VIP due to the better views closer to the field, while the last rows are just referred to as Infield Box. Field level seats provide excellent views on the lowest tier of the stadium, but have limited shade potential on sunny days.

Good views and exposure to foul balls are some of the highlights when sitting in the Field Level Down the Line sections. Located on the lowest tier of the stadium (the Field Level) this location will include the following section names running from closest to home plate to furthest: Infield Box, Infield Box Value, Preferred Field, and Preferred Field Value. In the lowest rows of these sections will be the MVP and VIP areas, which garner their name from the superior views that they provide by being so close to the field. As you get into the sections closer to the foul poles, the rows begin to angle your view back in toward the infield rather than straight into the outfield, resulting in less head turning to catch all the action. This location is also home to some of the closest seating to the bullpens, with section 53 directly beside the Dodgers bullpen in left field, and section 52 directly beside the visiting team bullpen in right field.

The Loge Level at Dodger Stadium is located on the second tier up from the playing field, between the Field and Reserved levels. These infield seats have good views from between the bases, and at a more affordable price than the Field Level below. Loge Infield seats will also have a better chance at seeing in the shade in some of the last rows due to the overhanging Reserve level above. Sections in this location which are positioned behind home plate and the dugouts are referred to as Loge Infield MVP and VIP due to the highly sought after viewing angles, while the sections further down the baselines in the infield are known as the Infield Loge Box.

On the second tier of Dodger stadium and running between the bases to the foul poles is the Loge Level Down the Line seating location. These seats give a good view from beyond the infield dirt on the second tier, and may also see a foul ball or two during a Dodgers game. Closest to the infield in this location will be the Infield Loge Box, followed by the Infield Loge Box Value, and ending with the Preferred Loge Box Value seats nearest to the foul pole. Section 167 will be just beside the Dodgers bullpen in left field, while section 168 will be just beside the visitor bullpen in right field. Loge Infield seats will also have a better chance at seeing in the shade in some of the last rows due to the overhanging Reserve level above. Sections in this location are also referred to as Loge Infield MVP and VIP as the vantage point from behind home plate is highly sought after. Sections in this location have 10 or less seats per row, making it an easy trip in and out of your seats to get to the aisle."

Suites located on the Club Level of Dodger Stadium.

Club Level Down the Line seating is located on the Dodger Stadium Club level which hangs below the third tier reserved level. Suite seating occupies the right field and behind home plate areas on this level, however regular individual ticket seating is still available on this tier in left field. These sections start in shallow left field and run through to the foul pole, offering extremely small sections for a quieter more convenient experience at the ballpark. These club level seats get our selection as the best seats at Dodger Stadium for staying out of the sun thanks to almost being completely covered by the overhanging reserved deck above.

The Reserve Level is one of the highest seating tiers in the stadium, and is second only to the Top Deck sections behind home plate. Views will be far from these seats which span from first base to third base, however fans will have better sight lines to the action and the scoreboard compared to similar down the line alternatives on the Reserved level. Row AA will be the front row in these sections and most will have 10 rows of seating. Fans that prefer to be in the shade might want to consider the last few rows of Infield Reserved sections 1 through 11 as they will be protected by the overhanging Upper Deck sections above.

Reserve Level Down the Line is the highest seating location on the left and right field sides of the stadium. The views will be far as you get towards the foul poles, and with the scoreboard in left field and the video board in right field, the furthest sections from the infield will will have a difficult time seeing both boards. The Reserve Level Down the Line seating is also very exposed to the sun during most day games, with the only relief coming in the last 2-3 rows from a small overhanging roof. Sections near to the foul poles are also known as Preferred Reserve, while closer to the infield is the Infield Reserved.

The Top Deck is the very highest seating option at Dodger Stadium. While located behind home plate, this area is still home to some of the furthest views and least protection from the California sun. The only chance at finding some shade on a sunny day in this area is in the last two rows where fans will keep their fingers crossed that the small roof above will provide some relieving shade.

The Outfield Pavilion is best for fans that want to have a chance at catching a home run ball and don't mind sitting in the sun for most of the day. Even numbered sections 302-316 are located on the right field side behind the outfield wall and are an all you can eat seating section, offering unlimited limited Dodger Dogs, nachos, peanuts, popcorn and soft drinks. Odd numbered sections 301-315 are located beyond the outfield wall in left field, and will not get as much sun as those sitting in right field. Most of these sections contain 24 rows of seats with 18 seats in each row. The closer rows to the outfield wall are sometimes referred to as VIP as they are closer to the field. Seating in these sections is bleacher style with a single continuous bench in each row and section, but does provide a back bench that will save you from having to lean forward for all 9 innings.