Help Me Choose My Baseball Seats at Dodger Stadium

Events: Los Angeles Dodgers

General Information
Dodger Stadium has been the home of the Los Angeles Dodgers since 1962. While you are there, you have to have a world famous foot-long "Dodger Dog." Dodger Stadium has the reputation of being one of the cleanest ballparks in the US. Just be aware when looking for your seats that the odd numbered aisles are on the left field side of the ballpark and the even numbered aisles are on the right field side. There are no "sections" in Dodger Stadium there are only aisles. When it comes to the Lodge level the numbering of the rows gets a little confusing. Each row letter is actually used for two rows. Row A is the first two rows on the left side of the aisle as you are heading up, while Row B is the first two rows on the right side of the aisle as you are heading up. Seats 1-4 are in the first row while 5-8 are in the second row. There are 8 seats per row. Now that you know the basics of the park lets find the right seats for you.

Best Seats in the house Rated - Dugout Club
The Dugout Club is just about the best place that you can be when you are in Dodger Stadium. This prestigious section is right behind home plate. The amenities here are great. Not only are you as close to home plate as you can get (without being the catcher, of course) but you also have access to the private club and bar that are attached to the Dugout Club. There is in-seat wait service and no-host cocktail service. You get complementary buffet service catered by Wolfgang Puck and Levy Restaurants. The seats are very comfortable, theater style seats and the rows have extra wide aisles.

Excellent Seats Rated - Club Level Suites 201 - 234
For a little more relaxed atmosphere but still a great view of the game the Club Level Suites (201-234) are the perfect sections. Ticket holders here will have access to the Diamond Room restaurant, and the Abner Doubleday Lounge. You are not as close as in the Dugout Club but you still get comfortable seating and a higher, overall view of the game.

Excellent Seats Rated - Field & Loge Level Aisles
Look for seats in Field Level Aisles 1-27 & Loge Level Aisles 101-131
if you want to be up close where the action is but don't want to pay the Dugout Club prices. Ideally the Field Level Aisles 1-19, or Loge Level 101-131 are where you want to be, depending on how high up you want to sit. From here you have a great overall view of the action.

Good Seats Rated - Field & Loge Level Foul Lines
The field level and loge level aisles along the foul lines offer a good view at a good price. Here you are in the prime area for foul balls. The loge level puts you a little higher up but really gives you a nice perspective of the entire playing field. If you require handicapped seating the loge level has an area for wheelchair seating.

Economical Seats Rated - Pavilions & Top Deck
The Pavilions are the first set of seats rated economical. Here you are far away from home plate but you are in prime territory for the chance to catch a home run. These are the bleacher grandstands in left and right field. Overhead the right Field Pavilion is a scoreboard and overhead the left field pavilion is the Dodger Vision Jumbotron. Also, no alcohol is sold in the pavilions, so if you want to drink a cold beer, you gotta' hike for it. The Top Deck Seats are also rated economical. These are the seats to choose if you just want to get out to the park for a game and don't mind a view from up high. The Top Deck seats are the red section of the ball park. From here you will get a nice view of the surrounding country side, but if you want to watch the game you had better bring some binoculars. This section is equipped with wheelchair seating for the handicapped.