Los Angeles Dodgers Suites

Dodger Stadium, 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA

The Los Angeles Dodgers were the class of Major League Baseball in 2024, capping off a phenomenal season with a World Series championship. After several near-misses in recent years, the Dodgers finally got to celebrate another title, their second in four seasons, by defeating the New York Yankees in a five-game Fall Classic. The team was a powerhouse from start to finish, winning 105 games in the regular season behind an MVP campaign from newly signed superstar Shohei Ohtani. Ohtani made history as the first player to win an MVP in both leagues (and first full-time DH to earn the award) by clubbing 50 home runs and stealing 50 bases for Los Angeles. He joined a roster already filled with All-Stars: Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, and Clayton Kershaw (who earned his 3,000th strikeout during the summer) all contributed to the dominant run. The Dodgers also struck gold with Japanese rookie pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who not only won 16 games but shined in the World Series. In recent months, Los Angeles has kept its foot on the gas, shortly after the championship parade, the Dodgers inked Cy Young winner Blake Snell to a five-year deal, adding yet another ace to their stable. With smart management and seemingly unlimited resources, the Dodgers have built a modern dynasty that has their fans expecting a championship atmosphere every year.

Dodger Stadium, already an iconic venue, has never been more fan-friendly thanks to the sweeping renovations completed in recent seasons. The 61-year-old ballpark underwent a $100 million upgrade prior to the 2022 All-Star Game, creating a beautiful new center-field plaza that includes lawns, play areas for kids, and an interactive Dodgers Hall of Fame. Elevators and bridges now connect the outfield pavilions to the rest of the stadium, improving accessibility and flow for the large crowds. These changes, combined with upgraded concessions and social spaces (like the Hornitos Cantina and Golden Road Beer Garden), have made Dodger Stadium a perfect blend of historic charm and modern convenience. Premium seating at Chavez Ravine is top-notch as well, from the exclusive Dugout Club seats where you might spot a celebrity, to the renovated Baseline Club offering in-seat service and upscale cuisine. Add the picturesque views of the San Gabriel Mountains and the tradition of hearing "I Love L.A." after a win, and it's clear why Dodger Stadium on a game night is pure magic. The upgrades only amplify that magic, ensuring that every fan leaves thrilled to have been part of the Dodgers' winning journey.

The Dodgers have won 100 or more games in three consecutive seasons. Their off-season acquisitions make it seem almost certain that that will continue. Los Angeles landed Japanese superstars Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto over the winter. Although Ohtani won't pitch this year, his bat will be constant. Yamamoto dominated on the mound in Japan and will continue to do so in America. An LA lineup with Ohtani, Freddie Freeman, and Mookie Betts is scary enough. But a rotation including Yamamoto, Tyler Glasnow, and Walker Buehler is frightening. Los Angeles is, rightfully so, World Series favorites.

Dodger Stadium has great premium seating options for fans. The Lexus Baseline Club gives access to private spaces, multiple bars, complimentary food and beverage, preferred parking, and in-seat service, among other things. The Champions Lounge is another option, offering food and drink, dedicated servers, club access, and parking passes. Stadium Club Boxes are semi-private areas that fit 12 people. Most of the perks that club and lounge patrons receive are also available through boxes. For complete privacy, the Bank of America Suite Level has spaces. Large interiors, outdoor seating, preferred parking, club access, and service staff are just some of the amenities included.

After winning the World Series in 2020 and finishing just short of reaching it again last year, the Dodgers are back and ready to make another charge as favorites in the National League. LA did lose a big bat (Corey Seager) and arm (Max Scherzer), but the offense hums along with the acquisition of first baseman Freddie Freeman, and the rotation remains strong with Walker Buehler, Clayton Kershaw, and Julio Urias at the top. Also departing is longtime closer Kenley Jansen, but the team traded for Craig Kimbrel to fill that void, and setup men Blake Treinen and Daniel Hudson remain in a strong bullpen.

Dodger Stadium remains one of the most iconic places in the country to catch a ballgame, and up your experience with one of several premium seating options. The Yaamava Dugout Club puts you right up against the wall to the field behind home plate, from dugout to dugout. Inside the club itself, enjoy a complimentary buffet, free programs, private restrooms, and in-seat wait service. Bank of America Suites can hold between 20 and 30 guests with both indoor and outdoor seating, and the Stadium Club Boxes offer a semi-private space for groups and gives access to the Stadium Club restaurant.