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Dodgers Approved to Sell Tickets at 33 Percent Capacity

We’re slowly moving back towards a sense of normalcy for Dodgers fans in 2021. Just a few weeks ago, there was uncertainty that there would be fans allowed at their home opener in April. That changed when California moved into the red tier of the COVID-19 action plan.

Today, the Dodgers took another huge step towards being back to full capacity. California gave approval to Los Angeles County to make the move into the orange tier. Under that plan, they would be able to welcome 33 percent capacity into the stadium for games. 



That means the Dodgers will be able to have 18,480 people in the stadium for games while in this tier. That does not mean 18,480 tickets though, since they need to account for the number of staff members and security personnel at Chavez Ravine during games. 

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The Dodgers have not yet said when or if additional tickets will go on sale. They have not made single-game tickets available for fans in 2021, possibly in hopes of adding more by moving into this tier. They were also set to hold a lottery selection to give fans the chance to win tickets to the home opener. 

They also had to scrub the previous season-ticket holder plan to adjust for the number of fans initially allowed at games. There is no indication yet that they would change the policy or give season-ticket holders the chance to renew again. 

When more information becomes available from the Dodgers, we will pass it on here. 

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5 Comments

  1. Dodger reps are slow in returning phone calls. Funny cuz they are working from home. Anyway, Does this mean they cancelled the 15 games we were forced to purchase as well in order to get into this lottery scam for opening day tix they had going earlier?

  2. i have JUST ONE QESTION.
    WHY DID YOU LET ( VIVID SEATS ) SELL TICKET 5-6 WEEKS AGO WHEN YOU SAID FANS WOULD BE ALLOWED IN THE STADIUM AT 20% CAPACITY AND HERE IT IS 11 DAYS BEFORE THE DAY I BOUGHT TICKET TO AND I STILL HAVE NOT GOTTEN CONFIRMATION?????????????
    NOT A HAPPY DODGER CAMPER,
    ELISEO M. MURRIETTA

    1. The Dodgers don’t control who sells tickets on third party sites. A lot of times, season ticket holders or ticket brokers will list tickets on third party sites, before even having them in hand.

  3. What happened to the lottery for opening day game tickets?

    Was the lottery drawing done own Sunday?

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