Dodger Tickets

[CaliforniaRaisin]

Individual tickets go on sale today at 10 am PST. The Cubs are in LA Monday, April 17 - Wednesday, April 19.

 

Anyone getting tix?

[BigbadB]

I'm not going to do any games this year. If you get tickets and find out you can't go or couldn't find someone to go to a game with, let me know.

[2242005CY]

I got MUCH better seats than I thought: Mondays game 44BL row 2, Tuesdays game 30 PFB row D and for Wednesday's game 140 ILB Row B.

 

I gor real lucky with Padre tickets too. Can't wait!

[CaliforniaRaisin]

Got tix for Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday's I got through someone with season tickets for the Dodgers, so I'm not sure where it is. Wednesday, I'm in the pavillion.

 

I can't go on Monday, nor am I going to go down to San Diego.

[mhuber92211]

I think that I am going wednesday, is it a night game?

 

I am closer to petco though so I will defintely be going there, since I haven't been yet since it opened.

[LeftCoastCubFan]

Monday and Wednesday. Very painful though; $80 and $50 seats.

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

On an un-related note, next summer my wife and I are either planning on making a trip to LA or SD to see the Cubs and do other family things with Addison. If anyone can pm some tips for vacationing with the family in SoCal, it would appreciated.

[MPrior]

A friend and I got $8 outfield seats, near the visitor's bullpen, for all three games. I'd love to actually meet a fellow NSBBer (would be a first for me), so let me know.

[CaliforniaRaisin]

A friend and I got $8 outfield seats, near the visitor's bullpen, for all three games. I'd love to actually meet a fellow NSBBer (would be a first for me), so let me know.

 

I'll be in that part of the stadium on Wednesday. I love getting the pavillion seats by the Cubs bullpen, there are so many Cubs fans around (plus the $8/seat is very tempting - it used to be $6 till this year).

[BigbadB]

On an un-related note, next summer my wife and I are either planning on making a trip to LA or SD to see the Cubs and do other family things with Addison. If anyone can pm some tips for vacationing with the family in SoCal, it would appreciated.

 

LA is better for non beach touristy things to do. San Diego is better for beach touristy things to do.

 

In other words, if you are bringing her to play in the sand, San Diego is probably the better place. San Diego also features Legoland, Sea World and our world famous zoo.

 

LA definitely has more things going on, but for small kids, IMO, San Diego is probably a better vacation destination. Disneyland isn't far from LA or San Diego, either. In fact, it's VERY close to Anaheim Stadium.

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

On an un-related note, next summer my wife and I are either planning on making a trip to LA or SD to see the Cubs and do other family things with Addison. If anyone can pm some tips for vacationing with the family in SoCal, it would appreciated.

 

LA is better for non beach touristy things to do. San Diego is better for beach touristy things to do.

 

In other words, if you are bringing her to play in the sand, San Diego is probably the better place. San Diego also features Legoland, Sea World and our world famous zoo.

 

LA definitely has more things going on, but for small kids, IMO, San Diego is probably a better vacation destination. Disneyland isn't far from LA or San Diego, either. In fact, it's VERY close to Anaheim Stadium.

 

Thanks. We're definitely looking at the SD zoo. She loves zoos and her b-day party this year is at our local zoo.

 

I'm hoping to make a number of trips that way as I want to catch a baseball game in every park that way. If I plan a larger vacation around it, my wife is more amenable to the idea.

[CaliforniaRaisin]

On an un-related note, next summer my wife and I are either planning on making a trip to LA or SD to see the Cubs and do other family things with Addison. If anyone can pm some tips for vacationing with the family in SoCal, it would appreciated.

 

LA is better for non beach touristy things to do. San Diego is better for beach touristy things to do.

 

In other words, if you are bringing her to play in the sand, San Diego is probably the better place. San Diego also features Legoland, Sea World and our world famous zoo.

 

LA definitely has more things going on, but for small kids, IMO, San Diego is probably a better vacation destination. Disneyland isn't far from LA or San Diego, either. In fact, it's VERY close to Anaheim Stadium.

 

Thanks. We're definitely looking at the SD zoo. She loves zoos and her b-day party this year is at our local zoo.

 

I'm hoping to make a number of trips that way as I want to catch a baseball game in every park that way. If I plan a larger vacation around it, my wife is more amenable to the idea.

 

The San Diego Wild Animal Park out in Escondido is a blast too.

[mhuber92211]

The San Diego Wild Animal Park out in Escondido is a blast too.

 

I wholeheartely agree. In fact I think that it is better then the Zoo. Then again, I got married at the Wild ANimal Park so I might be somewhat biased. Regardless both are fun and at the WA Park you can go on a "photo Safari" where they take you in a jeep through the park. We did that on our 1 year anniversary and not only did we feed Giraffes but we got to feed Rhinos! One of the best times ever in a Zoo!

[mhuber92211]

BTW, should anyone who reads this thread need anything further, I am in the hspitality biz out here so let me know if i can direct anyone anywhere.