The 2026 Dodgers season is their 65th season at Dodger Stadium.
Dodger Stadium opened in 1962, making 2026 the 65th season in which the Dodgers played their home games there when counting inclusively from 1962 through 2026. The ballpark was built in Chavez Ravine and became the Dodgers’ permanent Los Angeles home after the club used the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum during its first four seasons in California.
The stadium is one of Major League Baseball’s oldest continuously used ballparks. Its distinctive location above downtown Los Angeles, sweeping views and modernist design helped make it an important part of the city’s sporting identity. The venue has undergone substantial renovations, but the original stadium remains the Dodgers’ home.
The number is easy to misread as the team’s season count in Los Angeles. Those are different measures: 2026 was the Dodgers’ 69th season in Los Angeles but their 65th season at Dodger Stadium. The venue’s field also received a temporary naming-rights designation in 2026, but the stadium itself remained Dodger Stadium.