Lower Reserve 32 at Dodger Stadium

★★★★★SeatScore®

Dodger Stadium Lower Reserve 32 View

Reserve Level
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The Blue Shield Reserve Level is the largest seating tier in Dodger Stadium. It is so large there are two levels within it. Views can vary greatly due to the size of the level which spans from foul pole to foul pole so it is important to compare tickets when looking to make a purchase. Lower Reserve Lower reserve sections have the "LR" or "IR" after the section number. These sections are lower in elevation. Row are single lettered from A-V with A being at the bottom of the section. The entire level shares a concourse, so fans will enter the section from the back nearest Row V and head down toward their seats. Sometimes "VIP" or "MVP" designations are given based on the row. VIP: Rows A-H MVP: Rows J-V Sections 1-11 are the best seats in the location being behind home plate. They also will not have upper reserve sections above them making them slightly less crowded. Value Reserve Value Reserve sections are in the upper portion of the Reserve Level and have the letter "R" after the section number. Rows will be double lettered with Row AA being at the front nearest the concourse tunnels. The benefit of these over the lower sections is that they are smaller and some offer shaded options. Fans who 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.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Blocked from the batters box"
(Reserve 14) - ★★★ -
My seat was in the upper portion of the Reserved level, which looks far away on the seating chart, but the view didn't feel as distant as I was expecting. The seats face nicely towards the pitchers mound, but being on the aisle I had to contend with the taller guard railing located at the bottom of...
"Not bad for being at the top"
(Infield Reserve 21) - ★★★ -
Given their price, these seats might be about the best value in the stadium. You can see the whole field no problem. The scoreboards are easy to see and the railings don't get in the way at all. You also have the sun at your back and you have A LOT fewer stairs to walk than someone sitting in Row A....