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How do you get into the Dodgers speakeasy? ›

Not only do you know how to get here, but you impress your guests by knowing how to get in: the secret word, “Lasorda.” You're let into The Vivid Seats Speakeasy — an intimate mid-century-inspired space accented with oak wood panels, show-stopping gold chandeliers, and a picturesque window looking out onto the visiting ...

Celebrate a special occasion at Dodger Stadium by purchasing a Ribbon Board Message! Welcome your group, say “Happy Birthday!”, or wish someone a “Happy Anniversary!” on the DodgerVision Ribbon Board at a home game for $125 per post.

The 76 ball is also a landmark at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, where the only gas station on the premises of a major league ballpark is visible from the park beyond the outfield stands. The gas station is no longer active and has been converted into an event space.

The idea behind the name speakeasy was used to give entry into top secret bars and clubs when it was illegal. Throughout the prohibition, alcoholic beverages were illegally sold and consumed in secret. Today, we recreate this idea of hidden, dim-lit, and unidentifiable bars as our modern-day speakeasy!

Some Prohibition-Era speakeasies required more than a password – they issued membership cards used to identify the bearer as a true, and maybe dues-paying member.

With a $125.00 donation to The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation, birthday messages can be purchased online at DODGERS.com/ribbonboard. All requests must be submitted at least five hours prior to first pitch on the by 11:50pm PST the day before the selected game day and are subject to availability.

Fans may carry a blanket over their arms, and binoculars and/or camera around their necks or in their hands without the case. Fans may also use the clear bag and clutch to carry these items and other permissible items. Every member of the family may carry a permissible bag.

Ball Crews

Who We Look For: Candidates must demonstrate a strong knowledge of the game of baseball, with the ability to field foul balls and avoid fair balls. Collegiate playing experience is preferred for this role. When We Hire: The Dodgers begin Ball Crew Recruitment in January.

The Blue Crew – Reference to one of the team's colors. The Boys in Blue – Another reference to the team's primary color. Bleeding Dodger Blue – Avid fans. Dem Bums – From the Brooklyn years.

Dodger Stadium Orientation to the Sun

In the morning, the sun rises over right field, curves around home plate at lunchtime, and ultimately sets beyond the left field foul pole. This configuration makes the 3rd base line the “shade side” of the park and the 1st base line and outfield the sunny spots.

What is the smallest MLB stadium? ›

Tropicana Field is the smallest MLB stadium with a capacity of just 25,000. That's almost 10,000 smaller than the next lowest capacity, though it's worth noting that the capacity has decreased considerably since the stadium was opened in 1990. The capacity only dropped below 40,000 in 2007.

Mark Walter, Chairman

He is the chairman and controlling owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers. A business leader who continues to set new standards, Walter is engaged in areas that include financial services, insurance, sports, media, fashion, energy, infrastructure and real estate.

The Dodgers had 19 sellouts at Dodger Stadium this season and averaged 47,371 fans per game. They are going to finish first among all teams for home attendance this year, with the New York Yankees all but guaranteed to pass the San Diego Padre once hosting their 81st game.

In true speakeasy fashion, the owners of this co*cktail bar in Colonia Juarez request that patrons keep the location a secret. Once you enter a small, brightly painted restaurant, head towards the kitchen, and go through a secret passageway where an employee will greet you and flip open a false wall to let you in.

Speakeasies were often filled with music, cigarette smoke, and the upper echelon of society. Since they were illegal, the only advertisem*nt for these locations was word of mouth, and typically, you needed a password to gain entrance.

Named after the original hipster bartender (he also authored a first-of-its-kind mixology book in the 1800's), this speakeasy requires reservations, plus a secret password and membership card to get in (both can be arranged online).

Turns out, you first have to go to the Boutique du Vampire in the daytime and get a CODE so that you can be let in! So the next night, armed with our secret password, we went back to Fritzels, told the bartender, and were led to the special secret entrance.