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Dodgers News: Single-Game Spring Training Tickets On Sale

Matthew Moreno
2 Min Read
Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports

Single-game tickets for Los Angeles Dodgers Spring Training contests at Camelback Ranch are now on sale. The Dodgers open Cactus League play against the Chicago White Sox with an afternoon tilt on March 3.

From March 3-20, Los Angeles will play 30 games over 28 days. That includes 17 games at Camelback Ranch; 15 of which are home dates.

Pitchers and catchers are expected to report to Camelback ranch by Feb. 19, with positions players due by Feb. 24. The first full-squad workout is scheduled for Feb. 25.

Single-game tickets start at $9 per game when purchased in advance. However, tickets purchased Monday through Thursday are subject to a $3 price increase per ticket on the day of a game.

Seniors will have the opportunity to stroll the bases following every Wednesday game with Seniors Stroll the Bases presented by Victory at Verrado.

Children ages 12 and under receive a lawn seat for $3 at all Sunday games courtesy of Uptown Alley-Surprise. There is a limit of four discounted lawn seats for each full-price adult ticket. The $3 lawn tickets are available on the day of the game only at the ticket office. Following the game, children can run the bases.

Single-game tickets will be available for purchase at the Camelback Ranch-Glendale ticket office beginning at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 1. Ticket office hours are 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. MST from Monday-Saturday. On game days, the ticket office remains open for 30 minutes following the conclusion of play.

To order tickets online, visit dodgers.com/spring or camelbackranchbaseball.com. To order by phone, call 800-905-3315. Parking is always free at Camelback Ranch.

Matthew Moreno is a journalist from Whittier, Calif., who is a credentialed reporter and is currently the Managing Editor of DodgerBlue.com and LakersNation.com. In addition to covering Los Angeles Dodgers and Los Angels Lakers, Matthew has a strong passion for keeping up to date with the sneakerhead culture. It began with Michael Jordan and Air Jordan shoes, and has carried over to Kobe Bryant's signature line with Nike. Matthew previously was the lead editor and digital strategist at Dodgers Nation, and the co-editor and lead writer at Reign of Troy, where he covered USC Trojans Football. Matthew graduated from California State Long Beach University with a major in journalism and minor in communications. Contact: matt@mediumlargela.com