Dodger Stadium Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Dodger Stadium visitor questions.
How many restrooms are at Dodger Stadium?
Dodger Stadium has over 30 restroom locations across 4 main levels (Field, Loge, Reserve, and Top Deck) plus the Pavilion areas. Restrooms are positioned near concession stands on every level, so you're never far from a bathroom. See our
interactive restroom map for exact locations.
Where are the accessible restrooms at Dodger Stadium?
Accessible restrooms are available on every level. All single-use restrooms in fan-facing areas have all-gender designations and are wheelchair accessible. An adult changing table is available in the all-gender restroom at Section 32 on the Reserve Level.
Is there a baby changing station at Dodger Stadium?
Yes. Baby-changing tables are available in all restrooms at Dodger Stadium. In some restrooms, the changing table is located inside the accessible stall.
Which Dodger Stadium restrooms have the shortest lines?
Top Deck and Reserve Level restrooms are consistently the quietest during the 7th inning stretch and between innings. Most crowds stay on the Field and Loge levels — heading up a level or two saves significant wait time.
Can I bring food and drinks into Dodger Stadium?
Yes. You can bring food in a clear bag. Sealed water bottles are permitted. No glass bottles, cans, or alcohol allowed. Grab tacos from Echo Park or a French dip from Philippe's on your way in to save money.
Where should I park for Dodger Stadium?
General parking is $35 (credit card only, no cash). Gate A (Sunset Gate) for Lots 10-12, Gate C (Golden State Gate) for Lots 3-4, Gate E (Downtown Gate) for Lots 5-8. Parking gates open 2.5 hours before game time. Alternatively, the free Dodger Stadium Express runs from Union Station every 10 minutes.
What hotels are closest to Dodger Stadium?
Dodger Stadium is on a hilltop with no hotels within immediate walking distance. The closest hotels are in Chinatown (1.7 mi) and Downtown LA (2-3 mi). Best Western Plus Dragon Gate Inn (1.7 mi, from $140/night) is the closest. The free Dodger Stadium Express from Union Station makes downtown hotels very convenient.
Where should I eat before a Dodgers game?
Closest options: Angel Taqueria (1.0 mi, Echo Park, tacos al pastor), Short Stop bar (1.2 mi, Echo Park), and Philippe The Original (1.5 mi, Chinatown, French dip since 1908). For something unique, try Pijja Palace (2.0 mi, Silver Lake, Indian sports bar) or Highland Park Brewery (1.8 mi, craft beer). You can also BYO food into the stadium in a clear bag.
How do I get to Dodger Stadium without a car?
The free Dodger Stadium Express bus runs from Union Station every 10 minutes, starting 2.5 hours before first pitch. Take the Metro B/D Line or A Line to Union Station. Return service runs 45 minutes after the final out. Free with your game ticket.
What is Dodger Stadium's capacity?
Dodger Stadium seats 56,000 people, making it the third-largest MLB stadium. Built in 1962, it's the third-oldest active MLB park and sits on a hilltop in Chavez Ravine with iconic views of the LA skyline and San Gabriel Mountains.
Can I tour Dodger Stadium?
Yes. Stadium tours run daily, hourly from 10am. Last tour at 1pm on game days, 3pm on non-game days. Adults ~$30. See the Vin Scully Press Box, trophy gallery, dugout, and walk on the diamond. Allow 90 minutes. Restrooms are available at the tour start point.
Are there public restrooms near Dodger Stadium outside the gates?
Yes. The closest are in Elysian Park at Angels Point (adjacent to stadium) and Grace E. Simons Lodge (0.5 mi north). Echo Park Lake has accessible restrooms at the boathouse (1.5 mi). Union Station has accessible restrooms with baby change (2.0 mi). All are free.
