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Sleepover at Dodger Stadium
Dodgers will be hosting a sleepover for fans on August 14. Jill Weisleder/LA Dodgers (used with permission)
The Dodgers will host the fourth annual Blue Heaven Sleepover for fans at Dodger Stadium on Friday, August 14 where fans will be able to sleep on the outfield under the stars. Fans will be able to to watch the Dodgers game against the Arizona Diamondbacks on DodgerVision at 6:40 pm followed by an opportunity to play catch on the field and watch a screening of Field of Dreams.
The price of the event is $200 per adult, $100 per child or a special family price of $500 for two adults and two children. Included in the price is a Dodger goodie bag, dinner and a buffet breakfast. The first 200 people who enroll will also get a free sleeved blanket.
All children must be accompanied by an adult, one adult for every three kids, and tents will not be allowed so bring your sleeping bags. The event is limited to 500 people, and the deadline to enroll is August 10.
If you're interested you can sign up at DodgerLIFE or call the Dodgers at 323-224-2646.
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