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As season ticket sales peak, individual game tickets on sale Friday

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On January 29, 2014

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individualBy Jon Weisman

The Dodgers head into the launch of individual game tickets at 10 a.m. Friday and continue to sell mini plans, but they have temporarily halted full-season ticket sales at 31,000, according to Ken Gurnick of MLB.com.

Vice president of ticket sales David Siegel told Gurnick that the club is evaluating whether supply will allow an additional limited number of season tickets to be sold, after an unprecedented 98 percent renewal rate from last year.

To purchase individual game tickets beginning Friday, click here.

Select-a-Seat for season ticket holders begins January 29

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On January 13, 2014

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ST. LOUIS CADRDINALS AT LOS ANGELES DODGERS

By Jon Weisman

Prime time for prime seating is approaching for Dodger season ticket holders.

The Dodgers’ annual Select-a-Seat event will run January 29-31. The event allows season ticket and mini-plan holders to upgrade, exchange or add to their plans.

Further, for the first time, there will be limited opportunities for season-ticket holders to lock in reserved parking spaces in lots G, L, N, B, F and K, and also possibilities for season seats on the rail in the Stadium Club and in the Loge Party boxes.

Those who can’t attend during the three days of Select-a-Seat can make similar arrangements at the Dodger Stadium FanFest on February 1.

If you’re an existing plan holder, you should have received your appointment time for Select-a-Seat in the mail. Appointment times are set based on seniority. You may show up later than the designated time, but not earlier. If you are unable to come to the stadium, you can keep your existing seats or fill it a proxy form that enables another to make changes for you.

Enter through the Sunset Gate on Elysian Park Avenue and bring your letter and enclosed seat location form. Available full-season seat locations will be tagged on every level, and you will have 30 minutes to make a selection.

If you have not renewed your seats, you can call Season Ticket Sales at (323) 224-1365 to make your payment and ensure your seats are not tagged for dispersal. You can also call (323) 224-1471 or email seasontix@ladodgers.com with any questions.

Get $5 off Dodgers Spring Training tickets through Sunday

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On January 10, 2014

In Spring Training, Tickets

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By Jon Weisman

Now through Sunday, you can get $5 off 2014 Dodger single-game Spring Training tickets at Camelback Ranch.

Click on this link and use the offer code SOCIAL. You can also find more information at that link about the Dodgers’ Spring Training schedule, which runs from February 27 through March 26.

Here are some details on other promotions:

Single-game tickets start at just $8 per game, and fans can save by purchasing tickets in advance. Tickets sold on game days are subject to a $3 increase per ticket. Parking is free.

Season Tickets, Suites, Mini-Plans & Groups — Season tickets, luxury suites, mini-plans and group seating are also available for purchase. Information can be found on each respective website.

Weekends at the Ranch — At all Friday-Sunday home games, indicated as Weekend Premier games on the schedule, Dodgers fans can expect a unique Spring Training experience, including live music, roaming entertainers, alumni and legends appearances, and scheduled autograph signings.

Weekend Premier Legends Deck — New in 2014 at all Weekend Premier games, the upscale Legends Deck will be an all-inclusive ballpark experience featuring baseball fare and non-alcoholic beverages. The Legends Deck will be hosted by team alumni who will mingle, pose for photos and sign autographs. The Legends Deck is completely shaded and seats only 100 fans per game.

• Seniors Stroll The Bases (Wednesdays): After every Wednesday game, seniors stroll the bases.

• Uptown Alley Family Days (Sundays): $3 lawn seats for children (12 and under, maximum four discounted tickets per full-price adult ticket.) Available only on game day at the ticket office.

• Spring Break Special (March 18-26): $3 lawn seats for children (12 and under, maximum of four discounted tickets per full-price adult ticket). Available only on game day at the ticket office.

Season-ticket holders: Deadline for renewal is Friday

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On January 9, 2014

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COLORADO ROCKIES VS LOS ANGELES DODGERSBy Jon Weisman

If you’re an existing season-ticket holder, note that the deadline for renewing your seats for the 2014 season is Friday.

Seats that aren’t renewed by then become eligible for others to take — and you don’t want that, otherwise your view of the game might end up like the one above.

To renew your seats, or if you have any questions, e-mail mvp@ladodgers.com or call (323) 224-1471.

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1991-2013
Dodgers at home: 1,028-812 (.558695)
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