The Dodgers are off to a neutral site in Texas to take on the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series, but you can still watch the games from Dodger Stadium—sort of.
As they did for the NLCS, parking lots 2 and 3 at Chavez Ravine will flip into a drive-in for the duration of the series. Back-to-back 60-feet screens will display each game, with the audio broadcast via FM radio.
Unfortunately, there aren’t really any perks other than that: You won’t have access to the stadium itself, there won’t be any concessions on sale and tickets cost $75 per car. Also, a reminder that the World Series is a best-of-seven series, so only the first four games are guaranteed to take place (you’ll be refunded if you buy tickets to a game that doesn’t end up taking place).
If you’ve been to any drive-in screenings in the past few months, you know the rules already: You must remain in your car, you can only leave it to use the restroom and you must wear a face covering when doing so.
