Google Sightseeing takes you on tour of the world as seen from satellite, using the free Google Earth program, or Google Maps in your web browser. Each weekday your guides James and Alex present new weird and wonderful sights as suggested by readers.
Dodger Stadium is home to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Apparently everyone drives in L.A. so the stadium has parking for 16,000 cars on 21 terraced lots raised to the same elevations as the six different seating levels (so you don’t have to climb stairs once parked). It is also the only Ball Park to have its own Gas Station.
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I am going to see them get beat at Placemark: this / Google Earth stadium right now
I went to that game… They didn’t get beat.
Although, I went to see Troy Glaus, Go Angels!
if you zoom way out, it looks like a small volcano!
God forbid any of those lard arse yanks should have to climb any stairs on their way to watch other people break into a mild sweat.
Dodger Stadium is truly one of the best stadiums to watch a baseball game. As to the parking situation, those coveted lots near the stadium that are on the hill behind home plate are more expensive and are mostly dedicated to season ticket holders. Consequently, they have seats that are closer to the field, and thus are at a lower elevation. The rest of us get to park in the outer parking lots, and march our “lard arses” up the hill to buy tickets and watch the game. I’ll take baseball over a 3 day long cricket match. Wait, it just seems like 3 days.
I live in Vegas and yes Cashman field is lame. I have been to Yankee, Wrigley, Petco in San Diego, and Dodger Stadium. In my opinion, and this is only my opinion, Dodger Stadium is nothing to get excited about. The architecture is lame the seats are old and the Dodger Dogs are okay. Give me Wrigley field any day. I just don’t see the awe about Dodger Stadium.