enhancements fans will notice on Opening Day and throughout the season include:

The circular displays honoring the 10 retired numbers in Dodger history have moved from the outfield pavilion overhangs to the left-field Club Level balcony, in a placement that will parallel the World Series banners on the right-field side of the club level.

Enhancement of the ballpark's landscaping. The palm trees known as the Three Sisters, which were temporarily moved to protect them during the renovations, are back beyond the bullpen.

More than 90 new trees are part of the new plaza area, greater than three times the number previously in this area. The 30-plus trees removed from the area have been relocated on site to the downtown Gate B entrance and along the Top Deck berms framing the viewsarea at the Top of the Park featuring the Dodgers' retired numbers is the Bank of the America Retired Numbers Plaza.

Enhancements completed in 2013 included: a new expanded player clubhouse; fan amenities like large, new restrooms on every level, new plazas on the Top Deck and Reserve Level featuring kids' areas, new team stores and specialty foods at the Elysian Park Grill and LA Taqueria; wider concourses with field views on each level with standing room and wheel chair positions; as well as state of the art scoreboards and ribbon boards and a new sound system.