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Dodger Stadium Parking Prices Have Gone Up, How to Save Money Planning Ahead in 2023

Dodger Stadium parking prices for the 2023 regular season were updated recently and, as you’d expect, the prices are up again. This season, the gap has been bridged between tickets purchased ahead of time and those bought at the gate.

Here are the latest figures via Dodgers.com.



  • $27 when purchased ahead of time online
  • $30 at the gate on game day
  • $50 for preferred parking when purchased ahead of time online
    • Lots B, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, and P
  • $60 for preferred parking when purchased at the gate

Prepaid parking is available until 3 hours before the scheduled first pitch. Parking gates open 2.5 hours before game time during the regular season. Stadium gates open 2 hours before game time. This may vary based on series and time of the season.

Last season general parking was $25 when bought online and $30 at the gate on game day, so game day remains the same.

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The Dodgers also offer Lots 13 and 14 offsite parking admission for $5 at the gate. This is just outside the stadium on Stadium Way at the LAFD training area.

Tickets will be automatically added to your MLB Ballpark App (iOS and Android) if your account is appropriately linked. Here are FAQs from the MLB Ballpark website.

Your Dodgers will play 81 games at Dodger Stadium this year, plus one more against the Angels during the annual freeway series.

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Clint Pasillas

Clint is the lead editor and manager of DodgersNation.com, and a host and analyst on DN's Blue Heaven podcast live stream. Since joining Dodgers Nation, Clint has helped grow the site into a top-50 baseball website in the world. He's been writing, blogging, and podcasting Dodgers since about 2008. He was there for Nomar, Greg Maddux, and Blake DeWitt, and he'll be there for Walker Buehler, Alex Verdugo, Dustin May, and any Dodgers of the future. He's also a sandwich enthusiast, a consummate athlete, and a friend.

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