Dodger Stadium
Dodger Stadium is the 56,000-seat ballpark at 1000 Vin Scully Avenue in Los Angeles, with six seating levels reached by terraced entrances and about 16,000 parking spaces on site. Bésame Mucho did not use the seating bowl: its 2022 and 2023 editions put four stages in the parking lot around the stadium, on ground that was mostly cement and gravel. There are no public opening hours; you get in on a ticket for a game, a concert or a tour.
Before you go
- Capacity
- 56,000 seats; about 16,000 parking spaces
- Indoor or outdoor
- Outdoor: the open-air seating bowl, and for Bésame Mucho the surrounding parking lots
- Official site
- mlb.com
- Next festival here
- Bésame Mucho Festival, Dates to be announced
Worth knowing before you go
- Parking can sell out at full-capacity games, and festival lot rules are set by each promoter.
- Bésame Mucho ran in the parking lots on mostly cement and gravel, not in the seats.
- Accessible parking in lots B, D, G, I, L, N and P is first come, first served, with a mobility shuttle to the gates.
- The sensory room and sensory bags are stadium-event provisions and are not guaranteed for an outdoor festival footprint.
- There are no public opening hours; you get in on a ticket for a game, a concert or a tour.
Festivals here
Venue basics: About 16,000 parking spaces; can sell out · Metro rail and the Dodger Stadium Express · Accessible seating on every level.
Is it for you
Choose it if
- You want a big stadium-scale crowd with about 16,000 parking spaces on site.
- You need accessible seating on every level and a mobility shuttle from the lot.
- You want a sensory room and noise-cancelling headphones available at stadium events.
Think twice if
- You expect a festival here to be in the seats: Bésame Mucho ran in the parking lots on cement and gravel.
- Hills, hard surfaces and crowds are difficult for you: circulation is terraced and busy.
- You are planning to camp: we don't yet have confirmed information about camping here.
Getting there and parking
The stadium is at 1000 Vin Scully Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012. The Dodgers sell advance general and preferred parking across multiple lots, and parking can sell out at full-capacity games. Festival parking rules and lot assignments are set by each promoter.
The Dodgers' transportation page covers public transit and the Dodger Stadium Express. There are no general opening hours: access is ticketed and event-specific, and stadium tours and event gates run to their own schedules.
Festival-specific · Bésame MuchoFor Bésame Mucho the LA guide sent riders to Metro rail lines and a free Union Station shuttle, so check whether an event shuttle is running rather than assuming game-day service.
Accessibility
Accessible seating is available on every level of the stadium, with accessible restrooms, an adult changing table, assistive listening devices, closed captioning, service-animal access, wheelchair assistance and device charging. Accessible parking is in lots B, D, G, I, L, N and P with a valid state-issued credential, first come first served, and courtesy mobility shuttles run from the lots to the gate areas.
Festival-specific · Bésame MuchoBésame Mucho 2024 planned accessible routes through its outdoor footprint, accessible viewing areas and an Accessibility Services Hub, and described the festival grounds as mostly cement and gravel.
Confirm your specific needs with the venue before you travel (mlb.com).
Camping
We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at Dodger Stadium. The venue's own pages are the place to check: mlb.com.
Sound and sensory
Getting around means hillside terraced circulation, large crowds, concrete and asphalt parking areas, bright stadium and festival lighting and amplified sound. For stadium events the Dodgers offer sensory bags with noise-cancelling headphones and a sensory room on the first level of the Right Field Pavilion; whether those are open for an outdoor festival footprint is not guaranteed.
The permanent scoreboards, PA and production infrastructure serve baseball and concerts; a festival's stage layout and visuals are its own. Major sports and music events here mean high crowd and amplified-sound exposure.
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Quick answers
Is there parking at Dodger Stadium?
Yes. There are about 16,000 spaces on site, sold as advance general and preferred parking across multiple lots. Parking can sell out at full-capacity games, and festival lot rules are set by the promoter.
Can I get to Dodger Stadium by public transport?
Yes. The Dodgers' transportation page links public transit and the Dodger Stadium Express, and Bésame Mucho directed riders to Metro rail and a free Union Station shuttle. Check that the shuttle is running for your event.
Is Dodger Stadium wheelchair accessible?
Yes. Accessible seating is on every level, with accessible restrooms, an adult changing table, wheelchair assistance and assistive listening devices. Accessible parking is in lots B, D, G, I, L, N and P with a mobility shuttle to the gates.
Is there a quiet room at Dodger Stadium?
Yes, for stadium events: a sensory room on the first level of the Right Field Pavilion, plus sensory bags with noise-cancelling headphones. Availability in an outdoor festival footprint is not guaranteed.
Can I camp at Dodger Stadium?
We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at Dodger Stadium. The venue's own pages at mlb.com/dodgers are the place to check.
Is Bésame Mucho inside the stadium?
No. The 2022 and 2023 editions used the parking lot surrounding the stadium for four stages, on mostly cement and gravel, not the 56,000-seat bowl.
How many people does Dodger Stadium hold?
56,000 seats across six levels. Festival areas outside the bowl have no permanent published capacity.
When did Dodger Stadium open?
April 10, 1962, after the Dodgers had played at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum from 1958 to 1961.
A little history
Dodger Stadium opened on April 10, 1962, after the Dodgers had played at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum from 1958 to 1961. Its history takes in concerts and major events including The Beatles, Michael Jackson and U2, as well as Olympic baseball.
Bésame Mucho held its 2022 and 2023 editions in the parking lot surrounding the stadium, with four stages, rather than in the seating bowl. The planned December 21, 2024 Los Angeles edition at Dodger Stadium was canceled.