Dodger Stadium sits in a natural basin within Chavez Ravine, defined by its wavy pavilion roofs and pastel-colored seating bowl. Opened in nineteen sixty-two, it is the third-oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball and remains the oldest on the West Coast. The structure was the first privately financed stadium built since Yankee Stadium, designed by engineer Emil Praeger to allow fans to enter the venue on the same level where they parked.
Dodger Stadium
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