Section 165 at Dodger Stadium

★★★★★SeatScore®

Dodger Stadium Section 165 View

Jun 2015

Baseball Review
Section 165, Row A, Seats 1-5

★★★★★

Can see the bullpen as well as a great view of the whole diamond

Loge Level
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Loge Level sections offer amazing views from the unique second seating tier at Dodger Stadium. Sections go all the way from foul pole to foul pole creating a wide variety of sight lines and experiences. Being elevated further above field level provides great all around views of the field. The level is also not as high up as many other second seating tiers across the league so the seats keep you feeling close to all the action. Loge Box Seating Options Infield seating on the Loge Level will have you closer to the pitchers mound and batters box, making these seats a superior choice over the Loge sections further down the base lines. As an added bonus, fans on the Loge level can also find excellent shade in the back rows thanks to the overhanging Club deck above. Seats on this level can be referred to by different names. These names do not have anything different associated with them other than their location. Loge Box Infield Loge Box Preferred Loge Box Bullpen Loge Box These names often have "MVP" or "VIP" associated with them. VIP seats are the lower rows with MVP right behind them. Even vs Odd Sections Sections are numbered depending on the side of the field the section is located. Sections 101 and 102 are directly behind home plate. From there, even sections go down the first base line and odd sections go down the third base line.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Sunny and bigger than most loge sections"
(Section 160) - ★★★ -
Most loge sections are 8 or so seats wide. This row had 18 seats, which meant that seat 10 was almost smack in the middle. The seats are slightly angled towards home plate, providing a decent view - though far down the line (you're just about even with the foul pole). Good views of the scoreboard in...
"Really cool perspective of the game"
(Section 163) - ★★★★ -
I'm a sucker for seats that look straight in on homeplate down a foul line - especially in left field. There's just so much action that comes this direction that you almost feel like you're playing left field and a part of the game. The only problem is that in order to get your down the line view...