Dodger Stadium – Baseline Box Club

The food doesn’t change much. Would like to see more of a selection of food & sweets.

Most likely if you sit here, it’s because some company owns the tickets and you’ve scored some freebee’s. Jack pot I say, so I’m not going to discuss if it’s worth the price or not. I was lucky enough to score mine through my long time Unilocal Bud Dan H. on his birthday none-​the-​less. Any excuse to head to the ballpark nice and early on a weekday, is a great thing. Waiting for you here is the Ketel One Baseline Club. It looks like it’s gone by a few different names over the years, but it’s pretty much the same. Two private bar areas along each baseline. You’ll have to show your tickets to get in, and they’ll stamp your wrist for easier access throughout the game.
I can only assume that each side is the same, we only hit the 1^st base Ketel-​One Club. I’ve been lucky enough to enjoy the Lexus Dugout Club once before. Your food options at the Ketel-​One Club are much less, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a free all you can eat simple buffet. A few salads to chose from, about 4 hot dishes, 1 carved meat, and dodger dogs with fix ins. On this night they had a decent carved tri-​tip. It was nicely seasoned and tasty. There were some throw aways like the kung pow chicken, which needed a lot more kung pow. Quite flavorless. Had some decent creamy pesto parmesan pasta with shrimp and chicken. Truth is, nothing was super memorable, but you won’t go hungry.
The most important thing to know about, is the all-​beef hot dogs. Plenty of steamed dodger dogs available, but much better than those are the all-​beef dogs. You have to ask for them from the window and they are put together for you behind the scenes. The Fix’ins bar had chili, cheese, jalapeños, onions, relish, ketchup, and mustard. Ok here’s my advice to you. Next to the carving station, you’ll find a tray of grilled veggies, such as bell peppers, chili peppers, onions, and mushrooms. Go get a bunch of those to put on your all-​beef dog. They are super tasty, especially the grilled chili peppers. If you want real mustard, you’ll have to go outside for the brown deli mustard that this dog deserves. I brought one to my seat, and was very happy.
The Ketel One Lounge is cool, but you are there to take in a game, and the star of the show is really the seats. They are along the baseline, the first 6 rows. Extra leg room and a shelf in front of you to put your food and drink on. This is the way to enjoy a game. Free food is delivered via waiter service, if you don’t want to get up. Although, if you are going to do my all-​beef hotdog and grilled veggies — good luck explaining that to your waiter, go stretch those legs.
Get your savory food in by the 6^th inning, because they start to break it down during the 6^th and set up some desserts. 7^th inning ice cream and warm cookies are available. Go ahead, make a cookie ice cream sandwich, sure it gets melty, but that’s half the fun. Don’t snooze on the sweets because they don’t last long…
Last bit of advice, keep your eye on the ball in these seats. Foul balls can come screaming off the bat here and you don’t want to bring home the kind of souvenir that comes with one of those while you aren’t looking.

Eddie’s BIG take on Dodger Stadium — Baseline Box Club…
Well, I came here for Opening Day 2015 with my brother. We won! Had a great time. The only thing is we sat in section 44 which unfortunately did not have access to the Kettle One Baseline Club nor did it have in seat waiter service. Which for 300 bucks a pop I was kind of sad but hey it was Opening Day so I’m going to let it fly this time. I will be updating my review next week. I bought Mastercard’s Best Seats in the House which are section 30 and everything that was missing is included so I am sure I will be bumping this up to 5 stars then.

the former canter’s deli on the third base field level is simply now a dodger deli. the pastrami is a waste of $ 10, disgustingly bland and is served on a cold roll instead of rye bread. deli pickle no longer available.

In comparison to my last few Dodger games, this has got to be my favorite seating experience at Dodger Stadium.
No plainly rude fans ruining the experience for the actual fans who are there to watch the game, relax, and have a good time. (My last several game experiences have been awful bc of other fans, so this was a welcome relief and the view of the game is AWESOME.)
It’s wonderful having wait staff to take your order and bring it to you in the seats. Also dining in the club restaurant is a nice experience — the all you can eat buffet had several kinds of salads, steak, other savories, and all the dodger dogs and soft serve ice cream to your hearts content. You do have to pay for alcoholic beverages at the bar inside but it’s worth it to splurge. Plus they have really nice bathrooms inside.
I’m a totally spoiled Dodger fan now.
It does help that I got to go as a guest for my friend’s bday party and tickets were taken care of by another friend. We’ll all be sending a thank you card for that kind kind bday gesture.

Dodger Blue, great place to take in a game. Service A+, food can’t go wrong, and a cold beer on a night game w/​peanuts. What more can one ask for! Go Dodgers.

Food ***
buffet style food selections, unlimited dodgers dogs, chicken wings, premier beef, salads, ice creams, cookies etc. they even have the full-​bar, where you need to pay separately
Service ****
friendly staff, very helpful
Environment ****
it’s very nice staying a while inside a cool room while it’s so hot outside

Seating is great however it is difficult to see the entire field. You are just close to the action. The food is ok selection with wide variety of things. Dodger dogs and all beef hotdogs to name a few. If you can eat alot well worth it. If you don’t and you drink more than you eat… not worth it. I will also say… if you have little kids or on a date… be careful of foul balls. Saw one lady get hit in the head with a line drive.

i there!!! love being a priority :)
go dodgers!!! :)

I’ve been lucky enough to sit in baseline box seats through my sisters work. there is nothing like it. they are almost like private little booths with 4 seats in each. There is a place to table in front to put your food and under it there is an area to put your bags/​purses. I sat right by 3^rd base and you can see everything so clearly without people getting in your way or you having to stand up to let people in/​out.
With these seats you usually have access to a private area for food. Real food. I believe they are included in the ticket price and it’s a buffet with prime rib and stuff. Of course they have hot dogs too. They have a soda fountain/​peanuts/​ice cream bar which you can come and go and bring back down to your seats. If it’s too hot outside there are tables in the air conditioned room. Oh and lets not forget a private bar so you don’t have to stand in the outside line for drinks. They have a full bar (with beer, wine, liquor) and they also give you bottled water for free! Nice!!!
After having an experience and seats like this, I think my standards have gone up and I won’t be able to sit in the reserve seats up high in the stands! I hope my sisters hook us up with more tickets! Go Dodgers!

I love these seats even better than the Dug Out Club. I can’t wait until the McCourts are GONE so I can come back to Dodgers Stadium and support our team.
Go Away McCourts! Even if you win a billion dollars we still don’t want you.

This is one of the good things that bum owner did for Dodger Stadium. these are actually box seats (4 seats per box) with a nice little table and shelf…
Now to the good stuff. these seats come with a buffet which includes, salads, carving station, fries, homestyle potatoes, peanuts, drinks, ice cream and of course Dodger Dogs. also during the 5^th inning they bring around cotton candy. They have a full cash bar and some nice clean restrooms to that are only for use for baseline patrons…
Best part of this last visit. caught a foul ball for my daughter… nice.

Now called the Prime Ticket Club. All you can eat meats, veggies, salads, pastas, DODGER DOGS, and ice cream. Unlimited sodas. And a bar where the grown folk can purchase some cocktails, how can you go wrong?! You can’t. Oh and did I mention AC, and your own restroom?! Even better!
And of course, the seats! Box seats that are literally on the field. I can attest to this as I almost obtained a concussion by the fly ball that came right at me. It’s okay though, they made up for it when they came by with the free cotton candy! Lol.

This is now called the Prime Ticket Club. My daughter and I went here tonight to see the Dodgers v. Cardinals. The Dodgers lost, but my daughter and I still had a great time.
This is within 8 rows from the field with access to unlimited dinner and non alcoholic beverages. I didn’t think the food was above average, but it was still better than grabbing a hot dog or going to one of the fast food options.

I was invited to the Dodgers game and usually the snob takes over me and I usually ask, what kind of seats are they LOL But this time I forgot to ask LOL. I was stoked when I found out we were walking all the way down to the 3^rd base field seats WHOO HOOOO. I never sat so close at a baseball game and now im spoiled and only want the best.
Ok so when you get these kind of seats you get dibs on the buffet at the Baseline box club. OMG im not kidding but the Prime Rib was the best Prime rib I ever had!!! Move over 5 star steakhouses Dodgers Prime rib is king! F a Dodger dog, which I had one bite of, im going back for that and getting 2 servings. The salsa and this cream reddish sauce that I topped with it made it so good, The pasta salad was BOMB as well. Dodger dog, good as usual. I love the all you can eat, people were making ice cream sammies, stocking up on sodas and drinks. I love the fact that I don’t have to use the public bathroom and I can use theirs and that means NO LINES!!!
I can’t wait to go to a Dodgers game again and I’d like to try the other buffets at the better clubs in the stadium.

4-​stars because it was a great experience, but if we had paid full price for it, I’m not sure it would be worth it.
We had Sec 39 Row 7 seats which were pretty good. It was almost a base length away from the third base and in the scorching hot sun, but we still felt close to the action. Each of the «boxes» has a small counter in front of the spacious seats and an open shelf underneath for your stuff. The clubhouse was not far away so we made three trips over there. There is a bar that serves CHEAPER beer ($ 8 vs $ 12.50 outside) and plenty of seating area if you’re not ready to go back outside. It’s a nice break from the sun and the private bathrooms are clean. The food seems to change from time to time. We had a carver serving tri-​trip and a few different hot items: pork chili, tortillas, beans, beef hot dogs and of course, Dodger Dogs. There was also a few salad mixtures (including Cesar salad and pasta salad.) There are 5 or 6 soda/​ice tea/​lemonade choices as well as hot drinks like hot cocoa, coffee, etc. There’s also a frozen yogurt machine with vanilla and chocolate (but no swirl) and a few different toppings. You can bring the food back to your seat and come back anytime. It’s open until 30-​minutes after the game so grab some extra peanuts and drinks before you head back to your car and sit in the chaotic mess of the parking lot.

When it comes to Dodger games, I’ve definitely been spoiled. I’ve now been to the dugout club and the baseline box club, and comparing the two I think the dugout club is better. I remember it being less packed and having more food options.
However, the baseline club was pretty awesome as well. First, our second row seats were so close I felt like I could touch the grass. Plus, we were in perfect foul ball territory, so there was always the thrill of catching a ball mixed with the fear of being hit in the head (neither of which happened).
The food is buffet style but you pay for alcoholic drinks. They had the dodger dogs, which for some reason are ridiculously delicious only during a game. They also had regular beef hot-​dogs, prime rib, chicken wings, corn on the cob, and something else that looked very cheesy (maybe Mac & Cheese?). Then there were peanuts hidden away in the corner, coffee and soft-​serve ice-​cream with rainbow sprinkles (that I used generously).
Definitely the good life!

The Baseline Box Club offers an incredible assortment from prime rib to Louisiana Hot Sausage. There are pasta dishes, desrts, fish, Killer polenta, a fruit and salad bar, ice cream, Nutty Buddies, CrackerJacks, Peanut and even Dodger Dogs.
What was really incredible were the seats 8 rows above home plate. I could actually see the sliders, curves and 4 seem fastballs. Having sat all over Dodger Stadium, (and many other parks), this is a unique and incredible experience.
I really like this venue versus the luxury suites based upon the view and the personalized, excellent service.
OK, I’ll come clean and admit that it really helped seeing the Dodgers take the rubber game against Jason Giambi and those nasty Oakland A’s!

A million Diet Coke refills and a million trips to the bathroom constitute the bulk of my experience with this place, but it was solid.
I took my little brother to a game and we were seated in box seats, which was pretty incredible. The Baseline Box Club was part of the package, and it was a nice change of pace from the usual twenty minute Dodger Dog lines.
The food is buffet style, which means there’s plenty of it, but nothing particularly good. Offerings are typical stadium food, with a few types of foil-​wrapped dogs, wings, mini-​burgers and the like. There’s a salad bar, but salads are pre-​dressed which is something of a no-​no for a salad bar if you ask me. The ice cream machine dispenses as much vanilla or chocolate as you’d like, and there are sprinkles and other goodies to go on top. Peanuts for the taking too. The most impressive element of the buffet is the carving station, which was serving up honey-​roasted ham with an optional pineapple sauce.
The seating and the air are definitely nice, and there are plenty of TVs so you don’t have to miss much whenever you have to pee out the absurd amount of liquid you take in (I must’ve been a horse in another life, a horse that died of cancer caused by artificial sweeteners). There’s also a bar, but you have to pay on top for those treats.
The bathroom is clean and relatively empty. It seems hardly plausible in a stadium, but there’s VIP for you.

Food and drink choice was more than adequate. I had hot dogs, dodger dog, hot link dog, 2 types of chinese food, peanuts, ice cream, sprite, coke and some other menu item. There was more food I did not get to taste, mostly asian cuisine and salads and some type of meat or pork. The last call for food was the begining of the seventh inning, which was ok, we had been eating since the third inning.
I had had some nachos too, the food was not too far from the seats, once you check in at the door, you are welcome to a buffet of treats. The price was high, but for the view and amount of food, well worth it.