Dodger Stadium will once again open its gates to fans eager to step onto the field as the popular “Tours Take the Field” experience returns during the holiday season.

The limited-time tour offers participants the rare opportunity to hit, pitch and run in the outfield alongside friends and family, celebrating the Dodgers’ back-to-back World Series championships while closing out the year.

Highlights of the experience include playing catch in the outfield, participating in quickball activities on the grass, pitching in the Dodgers’ bullpen and touring several behind-the-scenes areas of the stadium. 

Guests will also visit the newly updated Dodger clubhouse, the interview room, the trophy gallery and the Dodgers dugout.

The tour is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 27. Tickets are priced at $127.25 for adults and $97.25 for children ages 14 and under. Space is limited, and advance ticket purchases are required to guarantee a spot.

The experience lasts approximately two to three hours. Participants must sign a waiver prior to the tour. Parking is free, with guests instructed to enter through Gate A (Sunset Gate) and park in Lot P. Tours begin at the Top Deck near the Top of the Park store.

The Dodgers Training Academy will provide all equipment except gloves. Cleats, bats and balls are not permitted. The tour involves walking throughout the ballpark, including stairs and ramps, but is wheelchair-accessible. All sales are final, and tour elements are subject to availability and change without notice.

To purchase a ticket, click here.

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