Dodger Stadium Field Level Down the Line Seating

★★★★★SeatScore®

Sitting Here for a Baseball Game

Good views and exposure to foul balls are some of the highlights when sitting in the Field Level Down the Line sections. Located on the lowest tier of the stadium, fans stay close to the field while also finding more affordable ticket prices compared to the sections behind the dugouts and home plate.

The MVP and VIP portions of these sections are located closest to the field, followed by Infield Box, Infield Box Value, Preferred Field, and then Preferred Field Value at the very top. Each portion typically features a different pricing structure, with the closest seats being the most expensive.

As you get closer to the foul poles, the rows within the sections begin to angle your view back in toward the infield rather than straight into the outfield, resulting in less head turning to catch all the action. Beside comfortable viewing angles, these seats can also keep you close to the bullpens, with section 53 directly beside the Dodgers bullpen in left field, and section 52 directly beside the visiting team bullpen in right field.

For more information about the benefits and amenities offered in these seats, please visit Club & Premium Seating. - RateYourSeats.com

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Dodger Stadium Field Level Down the Line Seats

Ratings, Reviews & Recommendations

"I enjoyed my seats"
(Section 45) - ★★★★ -
It took 30 minutes to get to my seats once we entered the parking lot and 1 hour to exit after the game. We literally sat for 50 minutes without moving an inch--people beside us got out of their car and started playing football until we started moving. Based on that, I would not consider returning...
"Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at Los Angeles Dodgers - Mar 26, 2019"
(Section 41) - ★★★★
"So-so and sunny"
(Section 48) - ★★★ -
Kinda cool to be behind the foul pole. If you caught a ball, it would be just a long strike. Sun is kinda tough early on, so make sure you have your sun-block on. Angle of the seats to the field is pretty good, but I kept finding myself turning my head back and forth between the videoboards and t...