Dodger Stadium has been the home of the Los Angeles Dodgers since 1962 and is the third-oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball, behind only Fenway and Wrigley.
Nestled in Chavez Ravine with views of the San Gabriel Mountains and downtown LA, it is also the largest ballpark in baseball by seating capacity.
Stats at a Glance
- Team: Los Angeles Dodgers (MLB)
- Location: Los Angeles, California
- Opened: 1962
- Capacity: About 56,000 (largest in MLB)
- Notable: Third-oldest ballpark in MLB
- Setting: Chavez Ravine with mountain and skyline views
A Classic California Ballpark
Dodger Stadium’s mid-century design, palm trees, and sweeping views make it one of the most scenic venues in sports. Its symmetrical outfield and perfect weather have hosted decades of Dodgers history, including multiple World Series.
Visiting Dodger Stadium
Dodger Dogs, the sunset behind the outfield pavilions, and the famous LA traffic in and out are all part of the experience. The park has also hosted concerts and special events over the years.
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Sized to the NFL's 12x6x12 clear-bag rule. Fits snacks, a jacket and a rally towel.
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Bleachers for three hours, but with back support. Folds flat and clips to the bench.
Dodger Stadium FAQs
How old is Dodger Stadium?
It opened in 1962, the third-oldest ballpark in MLB.
Is Dodger Stadium the biggest ballpark?
Yes – by seating capacity it is the largest in Major League Baseball, at about 56,000.
Where is Dodger Stadium?
In the Chavez Ravine area of Los Angeles, California.
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