Dodgers Drone Show: See Ohtani & Back-to-Back Champions Tribute

More action-oriented moments included Yoshinobu Yamamoto throwing a pitch and a Dodgers hitter swinging at a ball.

What is Dodger Stadium like when there aren’t games?

With the Boys in Blue playing only 81 games at home each year (and a few more if they make the playoffs), there are plenty of open days at Chavez Ravine.

Fortunately, there’s plenty of events happening year-round.

From Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw to special events for Dodgers fans, the stadium and it’s surrounding area are full of excitement.

Field Day lets Dodgers die-hards take batting practice at home plate, hit the batting cages and field ground balls, just like the pros do.

After the season ends, golfers can tee off for Upper Deck Golf, blasting drives onto the field, which has been painted to create “greens” and pins.

Dodger Stadium also can be rented out for special events.

Different areas of the field and stadium cost different amounts to rent, according to Dodgers 365.

• Field: $50,000
• Centerfield Plaza: $15,000
• Top of the Park: $12,500
• Gold Glove Bar: $10,000
• Speakeasy: $7,500
• Clubhouse: price available upon request

There are more options available as well on the Dodgers 365 website.

You can also just take a tour of the stadium or any of multiple other hands-on experiences in Chavez Ravine.

If you could rent out part of Dodger Stadium, which part would you choose?