Los Angeles Dodgers tickets for games on their 2025 schedule went on sale to the general public Thursday, Feb. 6, at 10 a.m. PT. A presale for Dodgers single-game tickets occurred Wednesday, Feb. 5, exclusively for Mastercard cardholders.
However, not included are tickets for the Tokyo Series, Opening Day at Dodger Stadium, or the New York Yankees series.
Dodgers Spring Training tickets and mini plans for games at Camelback Ranch are currently available.
The 2025 Dodgers schedule is a third consecutive season under MLB’s return to a balanced approach. Prior to 2023, MLB hadn’t had a balanced schedule since Interleague play was introduced in 1997.
That has brought about various changes, including the Dodgers only making two visits to opposing National League West cities and playing a total of 52 divisional games (down from 76). Furthermore, each team now plays 46 Interleague games, which is an increase from 20.
The Dodgers’ first Interleague matchup this season takes place early as they host Jack Flaherty and the Detroit Tigers to begin the domestic portion of their schedule.
Best games on 2025 Dodgers schedule
Among notable dates on the Dodgers schedule for 2025 is a road series with the New York Mets. The Dodgers visit Citi Field for an NL Championship Series rematch from May 23-25. The Mets then play at Dodger Stadium during June 2-5.
Also of note is the Yankees and Dodgers reprising the World Series, which takes place at Dodger Stadium as well. The three-game series is scheduled May 30-June 1.
Multiple Dodgers players have shared frank remarks and spoken candidly of the Yankees since winning the World Series, which drew the ire of manager Aaron Boone.
The Dodgers and San Diego Padres meet for the first time in 2025 for a series at Petco Park from June 9-11.
If the Dodgers are going to potentially face Walker Buehler, that would be during their visit to Fenway Park for a July 25-27 weekend series.
Meanwhile, the 2025 Dodgers promotions schedule features bobblehead dates on April 2 (Shohei Ohtani MVP), April 11 (Freddie Freeman), April 26 (Dave Roberts), May 13 (Mookie Betts), May 15 (Shohei Ohtani 50/50), May 19 (Vin Scully), May 21 (Will Smith), June 2 (Tommy Edman), June 16 (Blake Snell), June 21 (Ice Cube), July 2 (Yoshinobu Yamamoto), July 6 (Joe Davis), July 18 (Ron Cey), July 19 (Fernando Valenzuela), July 22 (Teoscar Hernández), Aug. 4 (Roki Sasaki), Aug. 8 (Kobe Bryant), Aug. 16 (Blake Treinen), Aug. 27 (Ohtani 50/50), Sept. 10 (Ohtani) and Sept. 18 (Tyler Glasnow).
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