Dodger Stadium

Legendary MLB stadium in Los Angeles, home to the Dodgers since 1962 — the world's largest baseball stadium, with skyline views and a storied history.

Dodger Stadium is one of the most iconic sports venues in the United States, set in the Chávez Ravine valley north of downtown Los Angeles. Home to the Los Angeles Dodgers since its opening in 1962, it is the third-oldest currently active baseball stadium in the country and the largest baseball stadium in the world by seating capacity, holding over 56,000 fans. Privately financed at a cost of $23 million and technically ahead of its time at opening, it has hosted countless World Series games and landmark concerts — from the Beatles to Frank Sinatra. Evening games under the Los Angeles sky, with the illuminated skyline and San Gabriel Mountains visible beyond the outfield, rank among the most memorable sports experiences in North America.