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Dodger Stadium

(2026 Review) - Outfield Bleacher Seating: Pavilion sections are located beyond the outfield wall in left and right field.    Great for Home Run Balls: One of the best areas at Dodger Stadium to catch batting practice and game home runs.    Bleacher-Style Seating: Continuous bench seating with a backrest instead of individual stadium chairs.    Budget-Friendly Dodgers Tickets: Often among the cheapest seats in the stadium.    Very Sunny Sections: Right Field Pavilion in particular receives heavy sun exposure.    Who Should Sit Here  Pavilion seats are a good option for fans who want affordable Dodgers tickets and a lively outfield atmosphere. These sections are especially popular with fans hoping to catch a home run ball and those who don’t mind sitting in the sun during day games in exchange for a lower ticket price.  Pavilion Location & Details  The Pavilion Seats are located beyond the outfield wall at Dodger Stadium, split between the left field and right field pavilions.  Seating in these sections is bleacher-style, featuring a single continuous bench in each row. Unlike traditional bleachers, the benches include a backrest, which provides more comfort throughout the game.  Directly in front of the pavilion sections are the Home Run Seats, a newer seating area closer to the field that offers upgraded seating and premium amenities.  Pavilion sections extend deep into the outfield with rows labeled A through V.  Left Field Pavilion  The Left Field Pavilion, sometimes referred to as the Spectrum Pavilion, includes odd-numbered sections 301–315 located beyond the outfield wall in left field.  The Dodgers bullpen is closest to section 301, giving fans in this area a close look at relief pitchers warming up throughout the game.  Rows in these sections are labeled A through V, with the front rows positioned closest to the outfield wall.  Right Field Pavilion  The Right Field Pavilion, also known as the Coca-Cola Pavilion, includes even-numbered sections 302–316 located beyond the outfield wall in right field.  Because this side of the stadium sits on the east side, these seats typically receive the most sun exposure at Dodger Stadium, especially during afternoon games.  Like the left field sections, rows run from A through V, with the front rows sitting just behind the outfield wall.  Pavilion Views  Pavilion seats provide a unique perspective of Dodgers baseball from behind the outfield wall.  Fans sitting here get an excellent look at outfield play and home run balls clearing the fence, which makes this one of the most exciting areas in the stadium for big hits. Because of the location, many batting practice home runs land in the pavilion sections, giving fans a good opportunity to catch a souvenir.  Views toward home plate are farther away than most other seating areas, but many fans enjoy the lively outfield environment these sections provide.  Seating Note  In previous seasons, these sections were part of the All-You-Can-Eat Pavilion seating experience. That offering was discontinued following the Dodger Stadium renovations completed before the 2020 season, and the sections now function as standard pavilion seating.