Section 49 at Dodger Stadium

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Dodger Stadium Section 49 View

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Section 49 Seating Notes

Related Seating: Field Level
Rows T and above are under cover
See all shaded and covered seating

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 49 are labeled AA, A-T, U-X
There is open space behind Row T
An entrance to this section is located at Row X

When looking towards the field/stage, lower number seats are on the right

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 49 Reviews

Field Level
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Closest Standard Seating Tier: The Field Level is the lowest seating tier at Dodger Stadium and runs from foul pole to foul pole. Best Infield Sections: Sections 1–25 provide the strongest views toward home plate. Baseline Club in Front Rows: Rows 1–6 of sections 26–43 are part of the premium Baseline Club. Short Rows: Most rows have eight seats or fewer, making it easy to enter and exit. Limited Shade: Many seats are exposed to the Southern California sun during day games. Who Should Sit Here Field Level seats are a great choice for fans who want Dodgers tickets close to the action without paying premium club prices. The low seating height keeps fans near the field and provides a strong view of the game from the stadium’s main seating bowl. Field Level Sections & Details The Field Level is the lowest standard seating tier at Dodger Stadium, stretching from foul pole to foul pole in the double-digit and single-digit sections. Sections 1–25 are located along the infield, while sections in the 26–53 range extend farther down the baselines and near the foul poles. Because the Dugout Club sits directly in front of sections 1–25, the first row of these Field Level sections actually begins roughly ten rows from the field. One of the most underrated features of the Field Level is the short rows found throughout the sections. Most rows contain no more than eight seats, which makes it much easier for fans to enter and exit their seats compared to longer rows found in many other stadium sections. Rows 1–6 in sections 26–43 are part of the Baseline Club, which includes upgraded seating and premium amenities. These seats are considered a separate premium experience from the standard Field Level sections. Field Level Views Field Level seats provide excellent views of Dodgers baseball thanks to their position near the field. Rows 1–6 in sections 26–43 are part of the Baseline Club, which includes extra-wide seating, all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages, in-seat wait service, and access to the Baseline Club Lounge. If club seats are out of the picture, sections 1–25 along the infield provide some of the best standard Field Level views at Dodger Stadium. These sections offer excellent sightlines toward home plate and share a similar viewing angle to the premium Dugout Club seats located just in front of them. Fans hoping to sit near the Dodgers dugout should look toward odd-numbered sections 15–27, while visiting fans hoping to sit near their team’s dugout should consider even-numbered sections 14–26. Premium Upgrade Options For fans seeking the closest seats at Dodger Stadium, consider Dugout Club tickets. Located directly behind home plate and along the dugouts, these seats sit within the first few rows of the field and include premium amenities such as lounge access, all-inclusive dining options, and in-seat wait service.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

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Perfect if you like staring into the sun and cramps in your neck. I din't really care for these seats at all. You stare straight at the left field videoboard and not the field. And you're forced to look back into the sun to see home plate. If Puig is your favorite player and that's all you want t...

Seating & Ticket Questions

Where is Section 49 Row AA at Dodger Stadium?

Aug 2013

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There are multiple sections which could be identified as Section 49 at Dodger Stadium. There is a Field Level Section 49, and a Reserved Level Section 49.... Read More