(East Los Angeles, CA) [From The Editor’s Desk]: The Dodgers are making a trip out to Dodger Stadium an experience that just continues to get better and better with each new season. Dodger Stadium remains one of the crown jewels in all of Major League Baseball when it comes to stadium appeal, friendliness, and experiencing the most innovative additions for its fans while enjoying Dodger baseball. If you haven’t been to a game in a while, try to make it out to the Stadium this season for a good,  and new look. 

DODGERS REVEAL NEW STADIUM UPGRADES FOR THE 2024 SEASON

LOS ANGELES – At the outset of the 2024 season, the Dodgers have launched a number of new offerings and improvements at Dodger Stadium for fans to enjoy at this historic and diverse destination.

On March 26, the Dodgers unveiled their Japanese stone lantern from 1965 at a more prominent location on Top Deck. The lantern was presented to the Dodgers organization by Japanese sports columnist Sotaro Suzuki, who is also a member of the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame. The eight-foot, 3,921-pound Kasuga-style stone lantern was gifted to the organization and team president Walter O’Malley by Suzuki as a thank-you for inviting him and his wife, Toku, as guests to Dodger Stadium’s grand opening on April 9, 1962. Fans can now see and photograph the lantern.

To acknowledge fans who have traveled from overseas to see newly acquired Dodgers Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Fan Services stations throughout the stadium all feature a translator device to better communicate with fans. There is also an increased amount of multi-lingual signage posted in all fan-facing areas.

The Dodgers formally launched Dodgers 365 last July, a department focused on non-baseball event initiatives and new opportunities for people to engage with Dodger Stadium. While the stadium has hosted concerts and other events in the past, Dodgers 365 has centralized its efforts in 2024 by combining tours, stadium rentals and other ticketed event experiences to program the stadium year-round.

Specifically, Dodger Stadium Tours continue to expand their offerings with more gameday tour options – both pregame tours and VIP tours. This includes the addition of tours in Japanese, which run four days per week with two different time slots. For more information, visit dodgers.com/tours.

Last year, the Dodgers introduced their new drone shows with smashing success. This season, fans have 10 opportunities to witness the drones shows, which take place after the games and are all produced with specialty themes and unique music. The number of drones has also increased, with the minimum number of drones expanding from 400 to 500, and four of the 10 shows will feature 1,000 drones.

Over the off-season, the benches of the pavilion seats were refreshed to better serve fans.

Uber Eats is now making it easier and less time-consuming for fans to purchase concessions. Fans can place their orders through the app and pick up their food from express pick-up lanes at select stands.

In an effort to reduce paper usage, QR codes are available in premium seating areas. Fans can scan the QR code using their smartphones to easily access the day’s menu.

There are also several new food items all around the stadium, as listed below:

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*7th Inning Sweets, Trolley Treats (Field 46; Reserve 2)
Fried PBB&J
Fried peanut butter, banana, and jelly
Tiger Milk Boba

*Fan Fare (Field 10; Reserve 31)
Birria Burger
Beef angus patty, birria, cheese quesadilla on a potato bun with a side of consummé

*Think Blue BBQ (Left Field Plaza)
Pulled Pork Mac n’ Cheese
Smoked gouda Mac ‘n’ Cheese topped with BBQ pulled pork and herb panko

BBQ Pulled Chicken Sandwich
Smoked BBQ pulled chicken on potato bun topped with coleslawBurnt End Hot Links
Spicy coleslaw, burnt end hot link served on a hot dog bun (Offered starting April 19th)

Brisket Nachos
Brisket, nacho cheese, pickled onions, BBQ sauce

*Tsukiji Gindaco (Field 45)
Original Takoyaki
Deep fried octopus balls topped with sushi sauce, kewpie mayo, seaweed, and bonito flakes
Cheese and Salsa Takoyaki
Cheese and Guacamole Takoyaki
Tempura and Sweet Soy Sauce Takoyaki

*Flamin Hot Corner (Field 47)
Cheeto-lote
Sweet corn rolled in lemon aioli and dusted with crushed Hot Cheetos

*Hornitos Cantina (Field 52)
Loaded Carne Asada Potato
Clarified butter, carne asada, pico de gallo, shredded cheese, sour cream, scallions

*DH- Delicious Hospitality (Field 8)
Short Rib Bowl
Grilled Korean short ribs served with kimchi on a bowl of rice topped with sesame seeds.

Chicken Katsu Sando
Shredded cabbage, kewpie mayo, Tonkatsu sauce

Home Plate Sampler
Veggie spring rolls, veggie tempura, veggie gyoza, and teriyaki chicken skewers
Miso Ginger Salad
Edamame, lettuce, shredded cabbage, shredded carrots, wonton strips, miso ginger vinaigrette

*Chicken Changeup (Reserve 12)
Hand-Breaded Chicken Tender
In-house hand-breaded tender served with crispy fries and change-up sauce

*LA Feeds Blue (Left Field Plaza)
Rotating menu and will be utilized during specialty nights to highlight corresponding heritage foods and unique offerings not offered anywhere else in the stadium
Kurobuta Pork Sausage
Teriyaki Sauce, Kewpie Mayo, furikake, sesame seeds, crispy onions

*La Taqueria (CF Pavilion)
Carne Asada Torta
Carne asada, pinto beans, guacamole, charred jalapeno peppers, shredded lettuce, mayo

*Fan Fare (Reserve 31, Loge 133, Left CF Pavilion 305)
Korean Fried Bucket
Twice-fried chicken tossed in a sweet and spicy gochujang sauce, topped with scallions and sesame seeds. Served with crispy waffle fries

*Fan Fare (Reserve 4)
Fried Pickles