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Home of the Los Angeles Dodgers (UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium), with a sensory room on the first level of the Right Field Pavilion and sensory bags with noise-cancelling headphones and fidget toys at no charge from any Fan Services Station. Stadium Tours run all year.

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Sensory supports. Sensory room and free sensory bags.

Hours

Check the Dodgers' schedule for home game dates. On game days, parking gates open approximately 2.5 hours before the game and stadium gates approximately 2 hours before the first pitch; gate times may vary (866-DODGERS). Stadium Tours run all year: 10 am to 3 pm on non-game days and 10 am to 1 pm on most game days.

UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium, 1000 Vin Scully Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Sensory help, in the Dodgers' words

“Sensory bags are available to both adults and children who may be at risk for sensory overload. These kits include noise cancelling headphones, a fidget toy, and other tools as calming mechanisms and can be checked out from any Fan Services Station.”

“Additionally, a sensory room is available on the first level of the Right Field Pavilion for guests with sensory processing needs who may require a quiet room.”

“Sensory Bags containing fidget toys, noise-cancelling headphones, and other sensory resources are available to rent at no charge from Fan Services stations located throughout the stadium.”

  • Fan Service Stations: Field Level at Sections 3, 52 and 53; Center Field at the Welcome Center; Loge Level at Sections 152 and 153; Reserve Level at Sections 31 and 32; Top Deck at Section 3; and in Lot G before and after the game. The sensory bags belong to the Dodgers and go back to a Fan Services Station at the end of every game.
  • On game days, the Dodger Hotline (323) 224-2611 runs from 2 hours before the game through 1 hour after the final out; you can also text LADFAN to 69050. Before your visit, questions about accessible accommodations go to Fan Services at 866-DODGERS ext. 7 (Monday to Friday, 10 am to 5 pm). The Dodgers ask that requests for a reasonable modification or an aid or service they don't regularly provide go to that number at the earliest possible time before your visit.
  • Seat location wristbands (Tag-A-Guest) are at the Fan Service Stations: you can write your kid's seat and your phone number on one. If someone in your group gets lost, tell any staff member or call the Dodger Hotline. There is no public address paging.

In their own words: mlb.com. Checked Wed, Nov 11, 2026. Something wrong or out of date? Tell us · How we check

Three things to know

  1. Sensory bags with noise-cancelling headphones and fidget toys, at no charge from any Fan Services Station; they go back at the end of the game.
  2. A sensory room on the first level of the Right Field Pavilion.
  3. Flashing and patterned lights often come without warning, select home games end with fireworks and/or a drone show, and re-entry is not permitted.

Visual schedule

Game at Dodger Stadium

  • Drive to the ballpark
  • Park the car
  • Go through security
  • Show the ticket
  • Find our seats
  • Watch the baseball game
  • Bathroom
  • Walk to the car
  • All done
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Ask before you go

  • sensory room hours or whether you book it
  • whether you leave anything to check out a sensory bag
  • sensory-friendly games or dates
Call 323-224-2611
More about Dodger Stadium

Louder, in the Dodgers' words

Fireworks and/or drone show after select home games (no fireworks if the game goes past 10:59 pm; all shows are subject to change without notice)not stated
Flashing and patterned lights (used throughout games and events, often without any advance notice or warning)not stated

Quieter, in the Dodgers' words

Sensory room, first level of the Right Field Pavilionquiet zone
  • Tickets: children 3 and under get in free on a parent's or guardian's lap; for their own seat, they need a ticket. Tickets are mobile, in the MLB Ballpark app; screenshots won't scan. For canceled or suspended games, see the Dodgers' canceled game policy.
  • Bags: bags, backpacks, beach bags, hard and soft coolers and large purses aren't allowed. Only adult diaper bags, diaper bags that accompany infants, clear plastic bags no larger than 12 x 12 x 6 inches and non-clear wristlets or clutches no larger than 5 x 8 x 2 inches are allowed, and they are subject to search. Lockers in two bag storage trucks (Lot H and Lot N) cost a flat $15 per bag; pick your things up no later than 60 minutes after the game ends.
  • Food and drinks: outside food is allowed in a clear bag no larger than 12 x 12 x 6 inches, not in glass bottles, cans, coolers, glass containers or thermoses. Unbroken, factory-sealed plastic bottles of non-alcoholic drinks of 1 liter or less are allowed, and so are empty refillable water bottles up to 1 liter with no glass. Water bottle filling stations are in Center Field and on Loge at Sections 152 and 153. All purchases are cashless; five Cash-to-Card kiosks turn cash into a prepaid card.
  • Strollers, wheelchairs and walkers are allowed but can't be left unattended, even at the top of a section. Check them in on the Left and Right Field plazas on Field Level or behind home plate on all levels. Umbrellas, noisemakers (air horns, cowbells, whistles), beach balls and balloons aren't allowed.
  • First aid: tell any member of the stadium staff. A certified physician and registered nurses are there during all Dodger games, and EMTs are stationed on all levels.
  • Restrooms: baby-changing tables in all restrooms (in some, inside the accessible stall). Single-stall All-Gender Restrooms are on Loge at Sections 152 and 153, on Reserve at Sections 31 and 32, across from Suite 211 on the Suite Level, on the Top Deck, and in the Left and Right Pavilions (none on Field Level). An adult changing table is inside the All-Gender Restroom at Section 32 on the Reserve Level. Nursing lounges are in Center Field under the Left Pavilion and on Right Reserve next to Section 32.
  • Parking: general parking is $40 per car bought in advance and $45 once parking gates open, with no in-and-out and no refunds; rates differ for concerts and special events. For specific Dodger home events, Lots 13 and 14 off Stadium Way are $5, first-come, first-served, with an uphill walk of about 10 to 15 minutes. Oversized vehicles are $65 in advance and $65 to $70 at the gate. Accessible parking stalls are first-come, first-served for a valid state-issued disabled placard or plate; accessible stalls are in lots B, D, G, L, N and P, and may also be in lots F, I or K; ask Fan Services at 866-DODGERS ext. 7 before your visit which lot to use. For a courtesy shuttle from your lot to the gates, call the Dodger Hotline at (323) 224-2611 once you've parked.
  • The Dodger Express bus is free for ticket holders from Union Station (parking there is $8) and from South Bay stations, starting 2.5 hours before game time.
  • Kids ages 5 to 14 can run the bases after most Sunday day games.
  • Off-season: Stadium Tours run all year (75 minutes, a walking tour with stairs and ramps; English daily, Spanish on Saturdays); tickets at dodgerstadiumtours.com. Movie Night on the field (Home Alone, rated PG) is Sat Nov 28 2026: gates at 4 pm, the movie at 6 pm, parking free, all sales final; for accessible help, go to the Welcome Center kiosk in Centerfield Plaza.
Call
323-224-2611 Dodger Hotline (game days, 2 hours before through 1 hour after the game)866-363-4377 Fan Services, 866-DODGERS ext. 7 (accessible accommodations before your visit; Monday to Friday, 10 am to 5 pm)
Email
fanfeedback@ladodgers.com Fan Services email

Source: mlb.com

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