MLB's 2009 Affordable Ticket Summary - ESPN.com

LOS ANGELES DODGERS
• Affordable pricing ranges from the $4 per seat “Blue Heaven” ticket
package on the Top Deck – the most affordable season ticket option in
the city – 12-game mini plans starting at $48 per seat, the “Buy Two Get
Two” season ticket option (the most affordable option on the Lower
Reserve totals to $10 per seat and with this perk, you get four seats
total for $5 each), and premier seating located between the bases on
the Field Level can be bought for $65 per seat.
• $8 per seat Left Field Pavilion and Reserve section – season ticket
pricing.
• $9 Top Deck seats (advanced purchase), $11 Top Deck seats for walk ups on the day of the
game.
• $10 Top Deck seats (advanced purchase), $12 Top Deck seats for walk ups on the day of the
game.
• Kids can still attend a game for just $7 in the Top deck or Left Field Pavilion on the day of game.
• Fans can sit in the ampm All-You-Can-Eat Pavilion for $25 when purchased in advance and $30 on
the day of game (this includes unlimited Dodger dogs, Coca-cola product beverages, popcorn, and
peanuts).
• At every home game, fans can shag fly balls and also visit Autograph Alley for an autograph from
a Dodger legend at no additional cost.
• The Junior Dodgers Program is now free for all children.
• New lower-priced options for Coca-Cola soft drinks and water (also beer for adults). Soft drinks
will start at $3.75, down from $5. Water will start at $3.75, down from $5.75, and beer will start
at $6, down from $8.
• Dodgers All-Inclusives: Families of 3 or more enjoy value, savings, and cost certainty with
packages that not only include Dodger Dogs, but everything from tickets to t-shirts and peanuts
to parking. For a family of three the packages start at $99.
• No increase in Dodger Dogs or any other food items from concession stands or vendors.
• No increase in Dodgers Tickets: children’s tickets start at $7 (when purchased day of the game);
adults tickets start at $9 (when purchased in advance); with a 12-game mini-plan, ticket prices
start at only $4.
• Each family receives a free Dodgertown Playbill, a program of features, offers, and family-friendly
tips to make their visit more affordable and more enjoyable.
• The innovative and popular All-You-Can-Eat Pavilion, presented by AM/PM, gives families cost
certainty for Dodger Dogs, nachos, peanuts, pop corn, and soft drinks. The price will drop from
$35 per game to $25 per game for 70 of the 81 home games.
• Autograph Alley, which debuted in 2008, gives families a chance to meet a Dodgers Legend and
get his autograph before every game.
• The Kids Corral, which debuted in 2008, allows children who come early to come down onto the
warning track next to the Dodgers Dugout and see the players up close, with the chance to get
autographs.
• Similar to a program started in 2008, kids can shag home run balls behind a new, low, center field
fence during Batting Practice.