Dodger Stadium Seating Chart
Dodger Stadium, now also called UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium, is the home of the Los Angeles Dodgers at 1000 Vin Scully Avenue in Los Angeles. It opened on April 10, 1962 before 52,564 fans, carved into the hillside of Chavez Ravine and looking south over downtown. The club calls it the third-oldest ballpark in continual use in Major League Baseball, and Wikipedia names Fenway Park and Wrigley Field as the two older ones. The Dodgers list 56,000 seats.
Quick answer
The Los Angeles Dodgers describe Dodger Stadium as a 56,000-seat ballpark. Wikipedia notes its current maximum capacity is below that, and the exact number isn't published. It opened in 1962 and is one of the three oldest ballparks still used in Major League Baseball.
- Seats are labeled by level: FD Field, LG Loge, RS Reserve and TD Top Deck.
- The Lexus Baseline Club runs along both baselines.
- The Dodger Express bus from Union Station is free.
- For private events, Top of the Park seats 400 or holds 1,000 for a reception.
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Sections at Dodger Stadium
Dodger Stadium stacks six seating levels into the hillside, including outfield pavilions and field-level clubs. The section labels below are read from the club's own 3D seat map and ballpark guide.
- Yaamava' Dugout Club — what the club calls its most exclusive club, with the best seats in the house
- Lexus Baseline Club — sections 26BL-44BL on the first-base side and 27BL-45BL on the third-base side
- Field Level — sections marked FD, from 1 to 53
- Loge Level — sections marked LG, from 101 to 168
- Reserve Level — sections marked RS, from 1 to 61
- Top Deck — sections marked TD, from 1 to 13
- Left and Right Field Pavilions — sections 301 to 316, with their own center-field elevator
Best seats at Dodger Stadium
The club calls the Yaamava' Dugout Club its most exclusive club. The Lexus Baseline Club sits on both baselines, 26BL to 44BL on the first-base side and 27BL to 45BL on the third-base side. On the baselines and in the pavilions, odd-numbered sections are on the third-base and left-field side and even numbers on the first-base and right-field side. A collection of bats honoring Dodgers All-Stars is displayed in the right field Lexus Baseline Club, and a bobblehead collection in the window of the left field Baseline Club.
Tips before you go
Stadium gates open about two hours before first pitch, and parking gates about 2.5 hours before; general parking costs $40 ahead or $45 once the parking gates open. The free Dodger Express from Union Station runs every 10 minutes before the game and about every 30 minutes during it. It drops off behind the pavilions in Lot G and runs for 45 minutes after the game. Bags must be clear and no larger than 12 by 12 by 6 inches. Diaper bags and clutches up to 5 by 8 by 2 inches are also allowed. The stadium is cashless.
How to read the Dodger Stadium seating chart
Read the letters on your ticket as well as the number. FD is Field Level, LG is Loge, RS is Reserve and TD is Top Deck. The same number can appear on more than one level, such as section 3, which appears on several levels.
Along the baselines, odd-numbered sections are on the third-base side and even numbers on the first-base side. The Left Field Pavilion uses odd sections 301 to 315 and the Right Field Pavilion even sections 302 to 316.
Accessible seating is offered on every level, and accessible parking is in lots B, D, G, I, L, N and P. Two elevators behind home plate reach all levels, and one in center field serves the three pavilion levels.
Building a seating chart for an event at Dodger Stadium
The Dodgers rent stadium spaces for private events. Top of the Park seats 400 or holds 1,000 for a reception, the Stadium Club and the Dugout Club each seat 200, and the Kalshi 435 Club 150. Suites take 20 or 30 guests.
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Plan the room for your Dodger Stadium event before anyone sets a table: dinner rounds, program rows, and head tables, arranged your way. Layouts run to 500 seats and export as a print-ready PDF for the Los Angeles event team.
Open the seating chart generatorFrequently asked questions
- What is the seating capacity of Dodger Stadium?
- The Los Angeles Dodgers describe Dodger Stadium as a 56,000-seat ballpark. Wikipedia notes its current maximum capacity is below that, and the exact number isn't published. It opened in 1962 and is one of the three oldest ballparks still used in Major League Baseball.
- What are the best seats at Dodger Stadium?
- The club calls the Yaamava' Dugout Club its most exclusive club. The Lexus Baseline Club sits on both baselines, 26BL to 44BL on the first-base side and 27BL to 45BL on the third-base side. On the baselines and in the pavilions, odd-numbered sections are on the third-base and left-field side and even numbers on the first-base and right-field side. A collection of bats honoring Dodgers All-Stars is displayed in the right field Lexus Baseline Club, and a bobblehead collection in the window of the left field Baseline Club.
- What sections does Dodger Stadium have?
- Main sections include: Yaamava' Dugout Club — what the club calls its most exclusive club, with the best seats in the house; Lexus Baseline Club — sections 26BL-44BL on the first-base side and 27BL-45BL on the third-base side; Field Level — sections marked FD, from 1 to 53. Full breakdown in the sections list above.
- Where is Dodger Stadium located?
- Dodger Stadium is at 1000 Vin Scully Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012. The Centerfield Plaza behind the outfield covers almost two acres, and the Dodger Express drops riders off behind the pavilions in Lot G.
- How do I plan a private event at Dodger Stadium?
- Contact the Dodgers' events team about Top of the Park, the Stadium Club or a suite. Once it's booked, lay out the Dodger Stadium guest list in our free seating planner.