How do you avoid sun at Dodger Stadium?

Seats in the back half of the Loge will have an overhang to keep them shielded from the sun, even when it’s at its highest point. The same is true for Reserve Level, which is the upper deck at Dodger Stadium. Seats higher up in these sections will have an overhang above them, bringing shade to the back rows.

Has Dodger Stadium ever had a rain delay?

The stadium opened on Apr. 10, 1962, and only had its first rain delay on Apr. 21, 1967. Because the area has dry summers, the stadium has only had 17 rain delays to date.

Can you take a cooler into Dodger Stadium?

Food is permitted from outside the stadium provided it is in a clear bag smaller than 12″X12″X6″ and not in glass bottles, cans, coolers, glass containers or thermoses. Unbroken, factory-sealed plastic bottles of non-alcoholic beverages of 1 liter or less are permitted.

How early should I go to Dodger Stadium?

Advance Tickets Sales within Dodger Stadium on game days begin 1.5 hours prior to game time and will close 2 hours after the start of the game. Once ticket windows are closed, tickets may be purchased at the following kiosks: Left Field Pavilion and Right Field Pavilion team stores.

Where is the best place to sit at Dodgers Stadium?

Best Seats at Dodger Stadium The Best Seats for an LA Dodgers game are located in the Field Box sections behind the backstop and around the infield. If you cannot score tickets in those sections, any tickets in the Loge MVP level sections 101-136 are a great option as well.

When was the last rainout at Dodger Stadium?

April 17, 2000
The most recent rainout at Dodger Stadium happened on April 17, 2000 against the Houston Astros. From that date to 2018, the Dodgers played 1,471 consecutive home games without a rainout, which is the longest streak in MLB history.

Does Dodger Stadium have a rain tarp?

For all of you that don’t know what a tarp is, that’s perfectly fine because as Dodgers fans, we’ve only seen it come out 17 times since 1961.

Where is the best place to sit at Dodgers stadium?

How much are seats behind home plate at Dodger Stadium?

Seats out in the pavilion are similarly in the “low” one-thousands. And if you’re truly reckless and feel like getting up to field level, that’ll cost you at least $3,500, with some seats behind home plate going for more than $12,500.

Can I bring bottled water to Dodger Stadium?

Bottles and Non-Alcoholic Beverages of one liter or less, contained in factory-sealed plastic bottles, are permitted to be brought into Dodger Stadium. Refillable water bottles are permitted provided they do not exceed 1 liter, are empty, and do not have any glass components.

Is it safe to walk to Dodger Stadium?

Dodger fans looking to walk to a game must walk up along the road on a pedestrian path that is only marked by painted stripes on the road. This is the big question. Yes, it’s fairly safe, but you gotta be heads-up about your personal safety.

Can I bring a backpack to Dodger Stadium?

Backpacks/Bags/Purses are no longer permitted. Only adult diaper bags, diaper bags that accompany infants, clear plastic bags smaller than 12”X12”X6”, and non-clear wristlets/clutches no larger than 5”x8”x2” are permitted and subject to search.

Is the area around Dodger Stadium safe?

1) The neighborhood is perfectly safe. Checking LAPD’s crime map, there a five reported crimes in a recent one-week period with the only assault being spousal abuse. That’s comparable to my ultra-safe neighborhood in southern Orange County.

Does Dodger Stadium have water fountains?

Today, the Dodger Stadium ballpark guide lists 21 water fountains at the stadium, as well as stations to fill water bottles in center field, and behind sections 152 and 153 on the Loge level.

How many rainouts have there been at Dodger Stadium?

17 rainouts
Facts: Dodger Stadium opened on April 10, 1962. The first rainout was on April 21, 1967. There have been 17 rainouts in the stadium’s 59-year history.

Who is the guy who sits behind home plate at Dodger games?

But Dennis Gilbert is much more than “the man behind home plate” who, by our estimation, pays more than $250,000 a year for four front-row seats in the Dodgers’ exclusive Dugout Club. He generally uses the seats to entertain current and prospective clients, but sometimes his guests are just friends.