

Private Tours
Languages
ENG/ESP/JA
Duration
Varies
Days
Varies
Overview
Make our tours yours! Whether it’s a birthday bash, company offsite, school field trip or marriage proposal, our private and group tour packages let you choose your own adventure at Dodger Stadium. Add extras to your private tour to make it all the more special. Our Hands-On Experience allows fans to snap photos with game-used items from throughout Dodger history. Or, keep your crew fed with Dodger Dogs* and a view of the city from Top Deck. *Reservations are required and must be made at least two (2) weeks in advance and are subject to availability. *Minimum order of 50 required*
Tailor the experience with our expert guides
School group packages for up to 150 guests
Also great for smaller more intimate groups
Tour highlights

Experience the vibrant history of the Dodgers with your own personal tour guide!

Choose your own tour adventure.

Exclusive enhancement options and opportunities.

Experience the vibrant history of the Dodgers with your own personal tour guide!

Choose your own tour adventure.

Exclusive enhancement options and opportunities.
Important information

Schedule
Subject to availability and restrictions apply.
Tours Start Here
Private Tours begin at the Top of the Park near the team store. Enter via Gate A (Sunset Gate) and park in Lot P. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of your tour.
Know Before You Go
This is a walking tour which includes climbing stairs and ramps. All tours are wheelchair-accessible; please notify your tour guide of any concerns or questions prior to the start of the tour. All aspects of tours are subject to change without notice.

Make the most of your outing
Experience the best Los Angeles has to offer with your group

Get up close and personal
Bring your team to learn about the inner workings of Dodger Stadium

Hear more than just history
Field trips come to life at Dodger Stadium

Iconic stories about incredible players
Go beyond baseball and learn about the impact of the Dodgers throughout history