Dodger Stadium Seating Chart & Seat Views – Ultimate Fan Guide

Navigating Dodger Stadium: Layout, Best Seats & Tips

Dodger Stadium, home of the Los Angeles Dodgers since 1962, is a historic MLB landmark with a 56,000-capacity. Known for its panoramic views and classic design, it offers diverse seating options. This guide breaks down sections, views, and tips to enhance your game-day experience.

Seating Chart Overview

• Field Level (Sections 1–59): Closest to the action, with premium dugout and baseline seats. Avoid rows far back under overhangs.
• Loge Level (Sections 101–164): Ideal balance of elevation and proximity. Mid-sections (e.g., 127–133) offer centered views.
• Club Level (Sections 200s): Upscale with access to lounges and climate-controlled areas. Best for comfort.
• Top Deck (Sections 301–330): Budget-friendly but steep; higher rows may feel distant. Opt for infield sections (305–328).

Best Seats by Event

Baseball: Infield Loge (Sections 128–132) for unobstructed views. Concerts: Field Level near stages (check setup). Family Outings: All-You-Can-Eat Right Field Pavilion.

Seat Views & Obstructions

• Lower Baseline: Great angles but possible sun glare.
• Upper Deck: Panoramic skyline views but distant from field.
• Avoid seats behind support poles (rare in newer sections).

VIP & Accessibility

Dugout Club seats include in-seat service. Luxury suites accommodate 12–30 guests. ADA seating is available on all levels with companion seats.

Pro Tips

• Use 3D seat maps when booking online.
• Shade seekers: Choose third-base side for afternoon games.
• Budget hack: Top Deck infield offers solid value.