TBD at Los Angeles Dodgers - NL Wild Card - Home Game 1 (Date TBD) (If Necessary)

For concert-goers opting for public transit, the Los Angeles Metro system offers convenient access to Dodger Stadium. The closest Metro station is Civic Center/Grand Park, served by the Metro Red Line and Metro Purple Line. From this station, it's approximately a 25-30 minute walk (around 1.5 miles or 2.4 kilometers) to the stadium, or a short ride-share. While direct train lines to Dodger Stadium are limited, the station connects to numerous bus routes that can get you closer to the venue. Service frequency on the Red and Purple lines is generally every 5-10 minutes during peak hours and every 15-20 minutes off-peak. Amtrak passengers arriving at Union Station can transfer to the Metro Red Line for a direct connection to Civic Center/Grand Park. Journey times from major U.S. cities will depend on your starting point and flight/train schedules into Los Angeles. Civic Center/Grand Park station offers ticket vending machines, information booths, and is ADA accessible.

Dodger Stadium is accessible via several Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) and Metro bus routes. The closest bus stops are typically located along Sunset Boulevard and Vin Scully Avenue, with specific stops often designated closer to the stadium entrances on event days. Key bus route numbers serving the general vicinity include the Metro Local 2 and Metro Rapid 728, which run along Sunset Boulevard, connecting Downtown Los Angeles, Echo Park, and Hollywood. These routes provide service throughout the day and into the evening. There are also various local routes that can get you to major transfer points. While dedicated 24-hour bus service directly to the stadium might be limited, several arterial routes operate late. Journey times from Downtown LA typically range from 20 to 30 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. For detailed route information and schedules, consult the Metro website or app.

Driving to Dodger Stadium is a common option, with the venue easily accessible from major freeways. If coming from the north or south via I-5, take the Sunset Boulevard exit and head east. From US-101, exit at Vermont Avenue or Sunset Boulevard and follow signs for the stadium. The general ZIP code for GPS navigation is 90012, though it’s best to search specifically for "Dodger Stadium parking." Parking is available in numerous lots surrounding the stadium, with prices typically ranging from $20-$50+ per car for major events, varying by demand and seating location. Advance purchase of parking passes is often recommended and can sometimes offer a slight discount. While park-and-ride options from further away are not a primary offering, utilizing public transit to a closer hub and then a short ride-share or taxi might be an alternative. Accessible parking spaces are available in designated lots, and drop-off zones are located near the entrances for guests with mobility challenges.

Dodger Stadium is committed to providing an accessible experience for all guests. The venue is equipped with ADA-compliant wheelchair accessibility throughout its entrances, concourses, seating areas, and elevators. Accessible restrooms are conveniently located on all levels. For guests with hearing impairments, induction loop systems are available in select locations; inquire at guest services for details. Service animals are welcome at the stadium. Companion care facilities are also available. Accessible parking is provided in designated areas close to the stadium entrances, and drop-off zones are clearly marked. Throughout the event, trained staff members are available to offer assistance with navigation, seating, and any other needs to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable visit for all attendees, making it easier to access all areas of the stadium.