Dodger Stadium in Chavez Ravine is one of the most storied ballparks in Major League Baseball, home to the Los Angeles Dodgers since 1962.
Accessible parking and reserved wheelchair seating are available throughout the stadium. Accessible seating is available on every level of the stadium and can be purchased directly through the standard online ticketing flow at dodgers.com/tickets by selecting the Accessible Seating icon.
Captioning is displayed on stadium screens, and assistive listening devices are available.
Sensory bags are available to borrow. Private nursing rooms and changing stations are on site. Service animals are welcome.
Visitors report that staff are generally attentive — parking attendants in accessible lots actively assist with placement, and security personnel direct wheelchair users to dedicated entry lanes. Some visitors note the security screening process for wheelchair users takes additional time; arriving at least 30–45 minutes before first pitch is recommended. Post-game elevator waits can be long — those needing a quicker exit should let staff know before the game ends. A courtesy ADA shuttle runs between parking lots and entry gates — call the Dodger Hotline at (323) 224-2611 once parked to request it.
Reserved Wheelchair Seating
Assistive Listening Devices
Private Nursing Room
Baby Changing Station
Dodger Stadium does not have designated accessible entrance gates; all fans, including wheelchair users, enter through the same gates. There is no designated accessible pick-up or drop-off point directly at the stadium. For game-day assistance, call the Dodgers accessibility line at 323-224-2611.