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Enhancements to Dodger Stadium for 2014 season unveiled

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LOS ANGELES -- When the Dodgers play host to the Los Angeles Angels in the Freeway Series Thursday and Friday nights, the second round of enhancements to 52-year-old Dodger Stadium will be unveiled. True to their promise to improve the team on and off the field, Dodger ownership has invested more than $150 million on stadium upgrades for fans and players in the last two off-seasons.

Enhancements for 2014 for Dodger Stadium, the third oldest park in Major League Baseball, include:

Expansion of the entries at the field level, enabling all fans with Pavilion, Dugout, Field, Loge and Club tickets to enter the convenient entrances on the north side of the stadium. This will lead to twowalk. Fans, whose seats are on the loge and club levels, by using the staircases at the far ends of the buildings, will also have the ability to navigate the entire circumference of the stadium. Not only will this allow fans to more easily access both sides of the plazas, it should also ease traffic on the concourses.

The new plaza area will be a great spot for fans to come to the stadium early and enjoy many activities throughout the season. Included among the activities will be balloon makers, arts and crafts tables for youngsters, face painters, airbrush tattoos, Dodger player cutouts for photo opportunities, KLAC live broadcasts, Dodger Alumni autograph signings, DJs and music.

New food services with outdoor grills and specialty fare will be located in the