Where to Buy LA Dodgers Tickets

There are three main channels for purchasing LA Dodgers tickets in 2025: the official Dodgers website, MLB's official platform, and licensed resale marketplaces. Each has different pricing and availability.

• dodgers.com — The official Dodgers ticket portal. Face-value prices with no third-party markups. Create a free account to access presales and manage all your tickets in one place.
• MLB.com — The official MLB ticketing page carries the same inventory as the Dodgers site and integrates directly with the MLB Ballpark app used at the gate.
• Ticketmaster — The official resale partner for the Dodgers. Prices vary based on demand and are best used for popular games where official inventory has already sold out.
• StubHub — One of the largest resale markets. Filter listings by price, section, and row. Prices often drop significantly 2–3 hours before first pitch as sellers try to offload unsold seats.
• SeatGeek — Aggregates listings from multiple resale sellers and assigns a Deal Score to each listing to help you identify the best value by section and row.
• Vivid Seats — A reputable resale option with buyer guarantees and periodic discount codes for first-time buyers through their app.

For guaranteed authentic tickets at face value, always start with official Dodgers or MLB channels. Reserve resale platforms for when official inventory is gone or for last-minute access the day of the game.

How to Set Up a My Dodgers Account for Presales

Creating a free My Dodgers account gives you access to presale windows — often the difference between securing tickets to a high-demand game and missing out entirely. Follow these steps to get set up:

1. Go to dodgers.com and click Sign In in the top navigation bar.
2. Select Create Account and enter your email address, name, and a secure password.
3. Verify your email address by clicking the confirmation link sent to your inbox — the account will not be active until this step is complete.
4. Log in and navigate to My Account to add your billing address and a payment method so you can check out quickly during presale windows.
5. Enable email notifications to receive presale access codes and promotional night alerts automatically before they go public.

Presale windows for Dodgers games typically open 48–72 hours before tickets go on public sale. Monitor your email closely during the offseason and spring training, when the full home schedule is released and new game tickets go on sale in batches.

For group purchases of 20 or more tickets, contact the Dodgers Group Sales department directly through their website. Group packages often include pre-game field access, dedicated seating areas, and catering options that are not available to individual buyers through the standard ticketing portal.

Best Seats at Dodger Stadium for Every Budget

Dodger Stadium has four main seating tiers with very different price points, sightlines, and amenities. Understanding the layout helps you choose seats that match both your budget and the experience you want.

Field Level (100 Level) — $60 to $300+

The closest seats to the action on the field. Infield sections 10–22 and 35–47 behind the bases offer the best views but carry the highest prices. Corner sections 1–9 along the left field line and 48–56 along the right field line are more affordable while still putting you on the lowest level of the stadium.

Loge Level (200 Level Infield) — $35 to $120

One tier above the field with excellent sightlines and partial shade near home plate. Sections 118–143 in the infield are the best value at this level — centered behind home plate with clear, unobstructed views of the pitcher and batter throughout the game.

Reserve Level (200 Level Outfield) — $20 to $55

Outfield sections on the Reserve Level are priced considerably lower than infield seats. A solid choice for families or casual fans who want to be inside Dodger Stadium without spending premium prices. The views are angled but fully functional for following the game.

Top Deck (300 Level) — $12 to $35

The most affordable seats in the stadium. The elevated position provides a wide, panoramic view of the entire playing field and the San Gabriel Mountains visible beyond the outfield. Top Deck sections 1–12 directly above home plate are especially good for watching pitch sequences and defensive shifts across the diamond.

How to Save Money on LA Dodgers Tickets

Dodgers tickets for in-demand games can be expensive, but several reliable strategies can significantly reduce what you pay:

• Choose weekday games. Monday through Thursday home games consistently have lower demand and lower face-value prices than Friday through Sunday matchups. The difference can be $20–$60 per ticket for the same section.
• Avoid promotional giveaway nights. Bobblehead nights, jersey giveaways, and themed events drive ticket demand sharply higher. Skip those dates if budget is the priority, or purchase as early as possible before secondary market prices spike.
• Shop resale 2–3 hours before first pitch. Sellers on StubHub and SeatGeek regularly drop prices by 30–50% in the final hours before a game rather than go home with tickets they could not sell. This strategy works best for non-sellout games.
• Search for two single seats instead of paired seats. Single seats in popular rows are harder for sellers to place, so they are often priced lower than equivalent paired seats in the same section. Flexible buyers can frequently find two singles in adjacent rows for less money.
• Subscribe to the Dodgers email list. The team periodically releases Flash Deal tickets to email subscribers for games with lower projected attendance. Sign up at dodgers.com to receive these offers before they appear elsewhere.
• Stick to licensed resale platforms only. Informal sellers on social media and Craigslist carry a real risk of counterfeit tickets. StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, and Ticketmaster all offer buyer guarantees that ensure you receive authentic tickets or a refund.

How to Activate and Use Tickets in the MLB Ballpark App

Dodger Stadium operates on digital-only ticketing. Getting the MLB Ballpark app set up before game day prevents problems at the entrance gate, especially when cell service is crowded near the stadium.

1. Download the MLB Ballpark app from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android). It is free to download.
2. Sign in with the same email address you used to purchase tickets on dodgers.com or MLB.com. If you bought tickets on a resale platform such as StubHub or SeatGeek, click the ticket transfer link in your purchase confirmation email to move the tickets into your MLB account.
3. In the app, tap My Tickets and select your upcoming game to see all tickets associated with that event.
4. Tap a ticket to open the rotating barcode. To ensure reliable entry even with poor cell service inside the stadium, add the ticket to Apple Wallet (tap the Add to Wallet button) or Google Wallet before you leave home.
5. At the entry gate, open your ticket barcode and hold it up to the handheld scanner. Each barcode is single-use and rotates every 30 seconds for security — do not screenshot the barcode, as a screenshot will be expired and invalid before you arrive.

To send tickets to another person in your group, use the Transfer Tickets function inside the MLB Ballpark app or on dodgers.com. The recipient needs a free MLB account to accept. Once accepted, the tickets appear in their app immediately and are removed from yours.

Getting to Dodger Stadium: Driving, Transit, and Rideshare

Dodger Stadium sits at 1000 Vin Scully Ave in Elysian Park, just north of downtown Los Angeles. For large games, traffic on the surrounding freeways and surface streets can add 30–60 minutes to your arrival time, so plan accordingly.

By Car and Parking

The stadium is accessible from the 5, 101, and 110 freeways. Take the Dodger Stadium Express exit off the 110 North, or use Stadium Way from the 5 Freeway. Parking lots open 2.5 hours before first pitch. Pre-purchase your parking pass at dodgers.com before you leave home to lock in your preferred lot and save $5–$10 compared to cash-on-arrival rates. General surface parking runs $25–$35 per vehicle. Preferred lots adjacent to the home plate entrance cost $40–$55 and significantly reduce walking distance inside the complex.

Dodger Stadium Express Shuttle (Free)

The free Dodger Stadium Express shuttle departs from Union Station, served by the Red and Purple Metro rail lines, on all home game days. Buses leave every 10 minutes starting 90 minutes before first pitch and continue running until 45 minutes after the final out. Taking the shuttle eliminates parking costs and traffic entirely, and is the fastest way to reach the stadium when the 110 Freeway is congested before a big game.

Uber and Lyft

Rideshare drop-off and pickup is designated at Lot 11, accessed via the Academy Road entrance on the north side of the stadium. Expect surge pricing during the 30 minutes before and after the game as thousands of riders request rides simultaneously. To avoid peak surge rates, arrive at the stadium 45 minutes before first pitch or wait inside the stadium for 30 minutes after the final out before requesting your return ride.