Three companies are allowed to sit with disabled fans in the accessible seating areas. Accessible seates are normally in clusters of four. If additional seats are needed, ask the ticket agent.

Purchase a parking ticket when you buy your game ticket(s).

Parking can also be purchased in advance at www.dodgers.com.

Parking for automobiles and motorcycles is $10 in advance and $20 at the gate. Preferred parking is $35 in advance and $50 at the gate.

A preferred parking ticket will allow you to park in the parking lot closest to your entry gate and in an available accessible parking space.

Accessible parking spaces are located in parking lots B, D, G, L, N, & P. See the parking map in the parking/drop off section of the FAQ.

Call the Dodgers Disability Services Coordinator/Fan Services Representative on the Dodger hotline at (323) 224-2611.  This hotline is manned two hours before a Dodger’s home game and one hour after the game ends.

The Dodgers Disability Services Coordinator will attempt to locate seats that are suitable for your needs.  Call (323) 224-2611 for assistance.

You have two options:

1) Call the Dodgers Disability Services Coordinator/ Fan Services Representative on the Dodger hotline at (323) 224-2611. 

2) Go to a Dodgers ticket window and request your regular seats be exchanged for accessible seats.  The disabled patron should be present at the ticket window when this exchange request is made.

Delivery options are specified on the checkout page or in the ticket notes. Options may include electronic tickets (print-at-home), snail-mail, and stadium pick-up.

The service fee helps cover our operating costs so we can provide you excellent customer service and maintain this secure and convenient web portal. A percentage of every ticket transaction is provided to the Disabled Spectator Foundation, a charitable 501 C (3), nonprofit organization, which directly supports organizations that assist people with disabilities.

When purchasing from Disabled Spectator tickets, all seats are together, side-by-side, unless otherwise noted.

All tickets for sale on tickets.disabledspectator.com are listed by professional ticket resellers as well as pre-screened individual sellers who make their tickets available to you on TicketNetwork’s ticket exchange. This collection of tickets from resellers defines the secondary ticket market. Disabled Spectator currently operates in this secondary ticket market. We do not own or originate tickets like a venue’s box office. The secondary market is a live market and is constantly changing based on the supply and demand of interested fans, and therefore ticket prices may be above or below the printed face value on the tickets.

1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012.

The stadium is located north of downtown LA and east of Echo Park, between Highways 5, 110, and 101.

Yes, Uber, Lyft, and Butterfli are allowed into the Dodger Stadium parking lot via any stadium gate. Enter via Sunset and Vin Scully to access the drop off zone. From there, disabled spectators can call the Dodger Hotline at (323) 224-2611 to request the ADA shuttle.

No, Uber, Lyft, or Butterfli will drop you off in a designated drop-off area. This area is accessed via Sunset Gate A and is located in Lot 11. Sunset Gate A is located via Vin Scully and Sunset. From the drop-off area, disabled spectators can call the Dodger Hotline at (323) 224-2611 for the ADA shuttle or ask a nearby attendant for assistance with the ADA shuttle. The ADA shuttle transports fans to and from their gate.

Other than the drop-off area for Uber, Lyft, and Butterfli in Lot 11 near Sunset Gate A, no drop-off areas are designated. After your car is parked, call the Dodger Hotline (323) 224-2611 for the ADA shuttle to transport you to your gate.

The Disability Services Coordinator/Fan Services Representative can be reached by calling the Dodger hotline at (323) 224-2611. This hotline is manned two hours before a Dodger’s home game and one hour after the game ends.

Public transportation does not go directly to Dodger Stadium. However, a Dodger Express bus does. You can catch the Dodger Express bus in Downtown LA at Union Station or in the South Bay at Harbor Gateway Transit Center.

Yes, to request the ADA shuttle to pick you up and transport you to your gate, call the Dodger Hotline at (323) 224-2611.

Yes. Ask the gate attendant for assistance or call the Dodger Hotline at (323) 224-2611. A wheelchair can be provided to bring you from a stadium entrance gate to and from your seat. If needed, an attendant will push you to and from your seat.

No, tailgating is not allowed at the Dodger Stadium parking lots with our without alcohol. The Dodgers are cracking down on unruly and/or drunk fans. Drinking in stadium parking lots is prohibited.

The parking lot opens 2.5 hours before game time. It’s recommended that disabled spectators with a valid accessible parking placard arrive as early as possible after the gates open as the accessible parking spaces are available on a first come first-serve basis. They fill up quickly.

The parking lot opens 2.5 hours before a game.

By calling the Dodger Hotline at (323) 224-2611.

Service animals are welcome in the stadium and must be under the control of their handler. Service animals must be on a harness, leash, or other tether, unless the handler is unable because of a disability.

Guests with service animals are responsible for cleaning up after their animals and for their appropriate behavior toward other guests and Dodger personnel at all times.

The Dodgers are not responsible in any way for the care of supervision of a service animal.

Failure to comply with the above may result in your animal’s removal from the stadium.

Handrails are between the aisles in the Reserve Level and Top Deck Levels only. No handrails are available on the Field Level or the Loge Level.

Yes, the the Upper Seating Area does create an overhang above the accessible seats. However, the view of the playing field is only minimally affected by the overhang.

Restrooms are located along the concourse behind the following sections:

• Field Level – Sections 16, 17, 32, and 33
• Loge Level – Sections 122, 123, 167, and 168
• Club Level – Suite 210 and 225, & Aisle 237
• Reserve Level – Sections 8, 9, 35, 36, 47, and 48
• Top Deck – Section 1
• Left Pavilion – Section 301 and 315
• Right Pavilion – Section 302 and 316

Each restroom has accessible stalls designated for people with disabilities.

Public restrooms are available to people with disabilities at the Historic 76 Station located in Parking Lot 6. See the Parking Map in the Parking/Drop Off section.

Family restrooms are located throughout the ballpark. Here is a list:

• Loge Level – Sections 152 and 153
• Club Level – Across from Suite 210
• Reserve Level – Sections 31 and 32
• Top Deck – Section 1
• Left Field Pavilion – Sections 315
• Right Field Pavilion – Section 316

For disabled spectators seated on the field level, the nearest family restrooms are in the Left Field Pavilion or on the Loge Level.

Service animals are welcome in the stadium and must be under the control of their handler. Service animals must be on a harness, leash, or other tether, unless the handler is unable because of a disability.

Guests with service animals are responsible for cleaning up after their animals and for their appropriate behavior toward other guests and Dodger personnel at all times.

The Dodgers are not responsible in any way for the care of supervision of a service animal.

Failure to comply with the above may result in your animal’s removal from the stadium.

Electrical outlets are located at the drink rails on the Field Level, Loge Level, Reserve Level, and Top Deck Level.

The built in concessions have low counter tops, do not group their lines on slope, have wide lines, and are located on flat surfaces. Additionally, there are concessions stands nearby most accessible seating areas. This may not be the case for all separate, single-standing, concession stands.

Disabled spectators can use the accessible elevators located behind home plate. These elevators provide access to all levels of the stadium.

No, however, if needed, and can be used safely, escalators are located behind home plate to transport disabled spectators between Field, Loge, and Club Levels.

Yes. Ask the Fan Services attendant in your seating section for assistance.

Contact the nearest Dodger Stadium employee for help with any medical needs. Otherwise, call a Fan Services Representative on the Dodger Hotline at (323) 224-2611.

Attendants will push disabled spectators from their gate to their seat and from their seat to their gate. Request assistance at your stadium gate entrance.

No, they are located behind in the concourse.

The gates to the parking late open 2.5 hours before a game. The gates to the stadium open 2 hours before a game.

You can contact the Dodger Hotline two hours before a home game and one hour after the game ends.