This year, I finally decided to travel to Los Angeles to watch a Dodgers game in person! Now that I am in my 60s, I do not want to keep putting off the things I truly want to do. I thought, “If I am ever going to see Shohei Ohtani play at Dodger Stadium, now is the time!” and decided to make the trip happen. Although the actual trip was still several months away, I purchased tickets for two Dodgers games on the first day tickets went on sale. I bought both tickets through the official Dodgers website, but purchasing tickets on an English-language website was definitely nerve-racking. In this article, I will share what I learned from actually buying the tickets, including the mistakes I made and some useful tips that may help you avoid the same problems. If you are planning to watch a Dodgers game in Los Angeles, this article includes several important things I wish I had known beforehand, so I hope you will read through to the end. I Panicked When Dodgers Tickets Suddenly Went on Sale I purchased my tickets through the official Los Angeles Dodgers website. The whole experience was much more rushed than I expected, so I want to share what happened to help other travelers avoid the same situation. The Actual Ticket Sale Schedule Was Earlier Than I Expected Beforehand, I had found information suggesting that Dodgers tickets would usually go on sale around two to three months before the game. Because of that, ...