2025 Recommended Attraction in Dodger Stadium (Updated September)

If you go to LA now, of course you have to go see Shohei Ohtani 😻 I bought a viewing ticket and a parking ticket from the MLB official website. When buying tickets, I was interested in tickets with souvenirs 🎫 This day was Armenia Night 🇦🇲, so I was able to get a limited edition red x blue color uniform imitating the flag of the Republic of Armenia when I entered. It seems that the items you get change depending on the day, so check the website ☑️ When I entered the stadium, I found a sign with Ohtani on it! It feels great to see a night game with the LA sunset in the background 🌄 [Food] When I ordered cheese nachos, they came in a Dodgers helmet container 🍿 You can wash them well and take them home as a souvenir. There was also Gindaco 🤣 [Goods] The goods shop had various logo goods including caps and uniforms. A uniform with Otani's name on it is a bit pricey at over $200...💵 T-shirts are a bit cheaper. By the way, there was also an illustrated T-shirt with Otani Shohei written in Japanese, as shown in the photo😂 (It looks like a fake, but it's sold in the official store👀) #100TravelStyle #USTrip #LosAngelesTrip #DodgersStadium #OtaniShohei #mlb #WatchingBaseball

Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, USA⚾️ This is the home stadium of the Dodgers, the team that Shohei Ohtani belongs to✨ It's easy to access by taxi from downtown Los Angeles🚕 Uber took about 15 minutes one way and cost about 1,500 yen☺️ It's on a small hill, so the view is great and it feels very open🌴 The shop is open even on days when there are no games, so you can buy Dodgers and Shohei Ohtani goods🌿 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012 USA #USATravel #LosAngeles #LosAngelesTrip

I went to Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, USA 😁 Luckily, the Los Angeles Marathon was held the next day on March 16th, so the event was held the day before 🌞🌴 There were several food trucks lined up, and I bought a hamburger ❕ Even though it was sold from a wagon, it had a fragrant, meaty patty that seemed to be grilled over charcoal, and the cheese was thick and had a great presence ✨ I was also given a free sample drink 🤍 It was a refreshing, open place with good weather, so it tasted even better 😄 #USAtrip #LosAngeles #LosAngelesTrip

I went to Dodger Stadium, the hottest spot in Los Angeles right now⚾️✨ It's about 10-15 minutes one way by taxi from downtown Los Angeles, and it's also great that you can get there for 1,500 to 2,000 yen using Uber☺️! It's located on a small hill, and the location is great with a panoramic view of the city, so it felt really good🥺🌿 There are also lots of photo spots, so Dodger Stadium is fun for baseball fans and non-fans alike🏟️🫶! #tourism #USA #baseball

#mytripvlog The Dodgers Stadium is in Los Angeles, CA. It is the home of the MLB Los Angeles Dodgers and has a capacity of 56,000, making it the largest baseball stadium in the USA.

I flew to Los Angeles during the summer vacation! This is my first time in California in 4 years! The weather is still so good, with blue sky and white clouds! It's still such an exciting day~ Today I went to watch a "live baseball game" The previous TV broadcasts have become more realistic Winning or losing doesn’t matter anymore! The important thing is: Mom! I'm here 🙋🏻 #Los Angeles #la #ca #dodgers #baseball #summer #mexico

I went to see Kim Hye-sung and Ohtani during my trip to LA. Ticketing and parking were all perfect.

This stadium is home to the Los Angeles Dodgers, famous for Shohei Ohtani. Watching a game is great, but we also recommend taking a stadium tour! Japanese-language stadium tours are also offered regularly. -Details- Dates: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday Start Time: 10:00 AM, 12:30 PM Japanese staff will provide a fun, humorous introduction to the stadium's history and the Dodgers. You'll be able to see areas normally off-limits, such as the press box, behind the net, and the player waiting area. We happened to be there just as Betts was entering the stadium, and he greeted us with a smile. On the day of the stadium tour, please gather at the Top of Deck entrance by the designated time. Simply show your reservation barcode for easy entry. After the stadium tour, participants can enjoy a 10% discount at the official stadium shop. We recommend purchasing souvenirs after the tour! Please come and visit! 😊 #DodgersStadium #LosAngeles

Dodger Stadium is a must-visit for baseball fans! 🏟️ Actually, tickets are surprisingly easy to get! This article summarizes the ticket acquisition methods I used. If you're planning on watching a baseball game at Dodger Stadium, be sure to check it out! #Dodgers #DodgerStadium #BaseballWatching #LosAngeles #Travel #InternationalTravel #Baseball #LA

The highlight of my trip to LA was undoubtedly watching a game at Dodger Stadium. True to its reputation as the mecca of American baseball, the entrance was lined with fans dressed in blue uniforms, and the lively music and cheers perfectly captured the city's vibrant energy. Before the game, I enjoyed the atmosphere while savoring the iconic Dodger Dog, much like visiting the first Starbucks store. The long hot dog paired with a refreshing beer was a must-have at the ballpark. I also bought a Dodgers cap from the souvenir shop, which made me feel like a true fan. The game itself was incredibly immersive from the start. Every time Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts stepped up to bat, the crowd erupted in cheers, and when a home run was hit, the stadium shook with excitement. The music and chants led by the stadium DJ kept the energy high throughout, leaving no room for boredom. My seat was in the Loge section, offering an excellent view of the game. I could take in the entire field at a glance, and as evening fell, the sunset painted the stadium and Elliott Bay in shades of red, creating an even more special scene. After the game, there was a Friday night fireworks event. Watching the fireworks light up the stadium while fans poured out their remaining energy was an unforgettable memory. Baseball at Dodger Stadium is more than just a sport—it's a cultural experience. If you're visiting LA, I highly recommend planning your trip around a game to experience it for yourself.

#May Travel Support Fund I visited the LA Dodgers Stadium where our country's Ryu Hyun-jin once played. This place is so big that it was great to just look around the stadium, but it was also great to take pictures with the various souvenir shops and sculptures around it. If you like baseball, you should definitely visit here when you go to Los Angeles.

#May Travel Support Fund If you go to Los Angeles and like baseball, there is a place you must visit. It is the LA Dodgers Baseball Stadium. The stadium is so large that it took quite some time to see everything. You can go inside the stadium even if there is no game, but it was so overwhelmingly large that it was amazing.

#AprilTravelSupport 📍Dodger’s stadium 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012 United States 🏟️ The charm of Dodger’s Stadium - The home of the LA Dodgers, opened in 1962, and is the third oldest baseball stadium in the United States! The view of downtown LA and the mountains in the background is amazing. (Tip: Game tickets $35~$100, tour $25 ⏰) 📸 Best photo spot - Dodger logo at the stadium entrance, skyline view from the upper stands! (Tip: Take a picture at sunset 📷) 🍔 Things to do - Watch a game, Dodger hot dogs ($6~$8), stadium tour. Parking $17~$25. (Tip: Free observation deck visit on non-game days 🚗) ✨ Feel the passion of LA’s sports at Dodger’s Stadium!

I went to Dodgers Stadium in Anaheim, Los Angeles. It's about a 45-minute taxi ride from the airport. I also signed up for a pre-tour starting at 2 p.m., and learned about the history of the Dodgers in an hour. I recommend the service that lets you take videos with the last week. I made a happy video surrounded by Ohtani and Yoshinobu. I bought a 2024 Champion T-shirt at the goods shop. There doesn't seem to be any Roki Sasaki goods yet, but there's a day on August 4th where you can get a bobble doll. The Dodgers beer, Dodgers flight fries, and Dodgers hot dogs were quite tasty. The game was Ohtani's walk-off home run, and the fans were singing "MVP! MVP!" It was fun. 📍Location: 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012 United States #Spring0yentrip #dodgers #baseball #LosAngeles

With the addition of Roki Sasaki, the Dodgers are on their way to winning the World Series for the second time in a row in 2025. Even if I can't make it to the moment of victory, I'll go to Los Angeles around summer vacation. Except for the COVID-19 pandemic, I have been going to Anaheim to see Shohei Ohtani for six consecutive years. The weak yen has caused hotel and rental car fees to rise every time I go. Last year, a tour run by a travel agency cost 400,000 yen even during the cheapest period for 5 nights and 7 days. Even so, if you can get a good time and a cheap flight, you can go for 250,000 yen per person for a pair of two. (Meals not included) First of all, you should depart from before Obon to late August. You can get a round trip flight from Kansai Airport or Narita Airport for 120,000 to 130,000 yen. By the way, last year I flew Narita-Los Angeles with Singapore Airlines, and the two years before that with ZIPAIR, and this year I found Canada Air (via Vancouver) departing from Kansai Airport on August 21st and impulsively bought it. I rented a car from Los Angeles Airport and stayed at a motel (with snacks). Even though it's a motel, American motels are also popular with families. Rental car and hotel fees are rising every year, so 250,000 yen is becoming difficult. Get your Dodgers tickets through the MLB Ballpark app. The cheapest seats in the outfield are OK. Unlike Japan, American stadiums allow you to go around the stadium no matter where you enter. So you can go to the infield seats and watch from the aisle. You can't sit in the seats, but you can watch from the aisle. (You can go near the dugout if you go before the game right after the doors open) #Solo travel 📍Location: Los Angeles 💰Price per person: 250,000 yen 💞Reason for recommendation: There are stadium tours for Japanese people only, even on the day of the game.

I watched the Dodgers vs Padres division series! Game 3 was particularly thrilling. The Dodgers took the lead in the first inning, but the Padres took the lead in the second inning with six runs. After that, the Dodgers caught up with a grand slam home run, but ultimately lost 5-6. I couldn't take my eyes off the fierce battle between the two teams. I'd like to take a day off work to go again next year lol

#0yentripautumn #dodgerstadium 10/25 Padres vs Dodgers ~How to get to the stadium~ Because of the location of the stadium, I expected that the roads would be crowded. This time, I rented a car during my stay, so I traveled by car. Other options include buses, Uber, and Lyft. If you reserve tickets on the official website, detailed information on how to visit the stadium will be posted on the day. Leave the hotel along Manhattan Beach at 17:00 → Take local roads as much as possible → Use the traffic jam avoidance app "waze"! It's easy to understand and use! →As expected, there was a huge traffic jam at the exit of the highway💦 Follow the directions to the stadium. And just before the parking gate... there was another long line💦It was 18:45 at this point. After walking for about 5 minutes, I saw a sign for the parking lot🅿️❗️ It was only $5❣️ I had looked it up beforehand, but I thought this off-site parking lot was quite a long walk from the stadium. . . Or so I thought❗️ I had heard that the parking lot would fill up at 4:30pm when it opens, but it was plenty empty✨✨ I parked my car and walked up a small hill to the stadium. I thought it would be quite a walk, but I arrived at the stadium entrance in about 10 minutes (wink) I was really lucky🤲

・You can get better seats at a cheaper price if you buy from the official resale site than from the official website. ・Even the top seats cost nearly 10,000 yen in Japanese yen. ・There are quite a lot of Japanese people there. ・On some days, there are giveaways on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to check.

I went to Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, USA. At Dodger Stadium, you need to bring all your belongings in a transparent bag that meets size regulations, so I bought one in advance and brought it with me. Dodger Stadium's merchandise shops are very popular, and the stadium was packed and full of energy. In the game, Shohei Ohtani hit two home runs, and the Dodgers won! It was amazing to see a home run, and I was thrilled to see two. The walls of Dodger Stadium are decorated with illustrations of players, which was also fun to see. To get to the stadium, I took an Uber early. On the way back, I took a free bus to Union Square, then took an Uber from there to the hotel. 📍Location: 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA

Dodger Stadium is located in Los Angeles, California, and is the home field of the Los Angeles Dodgers. It opened in 1962. It is located in the downtown area of ​​Los Angeles, and a free shuttle bus called the "Dodger Express" runs between the stadium and Union Station. On game days, the shuttle bus gets very crowded, so we recommend using a car or taxi. Even on days when there are no games, the merchandise shop is open, so you can enjoy shopping.

#Travelwithme In March, I went to see Shohei Otani's game at Dodger Stadium right before the exhibition game❤️ Every day, an old man draws a picture of Shohei Otani on the wall of the Miyako Hotel at the entrance to Little Tokyo, and it was so much fun to watch it gradually take shape during my stay! You can actually see Shohei Otani moving when you hold your smartphone over the picture There is a shuttle bus from Union Station, a nearby station, to Dodger Stadium, so I was able to get there and back quickly✌🏼 Unfortunately, we lost the game, but it was a very exciting game and I had a lot of fun watching a major league game live Please go and walk around the stadium before the game and eat the famous corn dogs #Los Angeles #Dodgers

#USATravel #la #losangeles #USWestTravel #laTravel #losangeles #laDodgers #USBaseball If you go to LA, you absolutely must see the LA Dodgers game! It doesn't matter if you don't know baseball. The moment you enter the stadium, you become a LA Dodgers fan for today. ㅎㅎ If the LA Dodgers win on Friday, you can even see fireworks! On top of that, you can go right into the grass and see it...! It was an unforgettable memory to be able to step on the grass of the stadium that I couldn't even step on in Korea.👍

We went to dodgers stadium to watch baseball game! It’s such an amazing experience, the stadium has so many historic things to see, we saw many legendary players photo and bobble heads! There are many delicious food sold here like the nachos and sundae helmet! It is really a great place to watch exciting game! You can not only enjoy the game but also enjoy the food, atmosphere, baseball history !

#sightseeing I went to America in March and it was great, so I'd like to introduce some recommended places 🫶🏼 📍Dodger Stadium This is the stadium of the Dodgers, a team that has become increasingly popular since the famous Shohei Otani joined this season I was able to watch a very exciting game up close I hope this was helpful! Please go and check it out 🌞

First time experience to Dodgers Stadium to see Dodgers game. It has been on my bucket list of stadiums for a long time, but finally able to make the trip out west. The overall experience was great. Took the subway from my hotel in downtown LA and then caught the Dodger Express bus from Union station to the stadium (also did the reverse for trip back). We attended the game on Friday and there were fireworks in the end. In fact, every Friday they have a light show after the game which is another great experience.#Dodger #Dodgerstadium

Dodger Stadium is located near Los Angels Downtown. I bought tickets for the Angels vs. Dodgers game a few months ago and chose to stay in the city center for one night. The next morning, I went shopping in the city and planned the last attraction, Walt Disney Concert Hall. When it was almost time, I walked directly to the stadium (about 40 minutes). This way I could save the expensive parking fee. There were also some cheap Mexican food trucks on the road. If you don’t want to eat popcorn, nachos and other foods in the stadium, you can have a full meal first. If you don't like walking, you can choose to take the free stadium shuttle bus at Union Station like most people do (you can take the bus with your ticket). There will be a lot of people waiting for the bus, so it is recommended to go early to queue up after 3 pm. There are both round trips! On the way back, we chose to take the bus back to the hotel, which took about 10 minutes and was very convenient.

I went to see Ryu Hyun-jin's game while traveling in LA, but the schedule changed, so a different player showed up. I still went to get in the mood. It's a little different from the atmosphere of baseball stadiums in our country. It's more of an atmosphere where everyone does their own thing, rather than leading the cheering. What was surprising was that the cola was really big.. I think they drink a lot. #HotPlace