Kevin McCallister is taking over the outfield. Dodger Stadium will screen Home Alone on its DodgerVision video boards on Saturday, November 28, with fans watching from the field-level seats or right on the outfield grass.
The holiday edition of the Dodgers’ Movie Night on the Field takes place on UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium. Gates open at 4 p.m., and the movie starts at 6 p.m. Pacific time, two days after Thanksgiving.
What Is Included
The night starts well before the opening credits. Admission includes pre-show activities such as special photo opportunities, a chance to pitch in the bullpen, behind-the-scenes tours, specialty concessions and a movie prop room, all available until showtime or while supplies last.
Once the movie starts, fans settle in to watch Kevin defend his house from the Wet Bandits on the stadium’s video boards. Tickets start at $35, and seating is first come, first served.
Know Before You Go
The Dodgers encourage fans to bring blankets, seat cushions and chairs without any metal framing for the grass. Inflatable furniture, bean bags and chairs with metal frames are not allowed.
Children 3 and under get in free if they sit on a parent’s or guardian’s lap. If a parent wants a young child to have a seat of their own, that child needs a ticket. Tickets are delivered through the MLB Ballpark app, so it helps to have them pulled up before reaching the gate.
Parking is free. Fans should enter through Sunset Gate A, which is the main entrance for the event, and rideshare drop-off and pickup also run through that gate. The stadium’s standard bag and security policies apply. All ticket sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges.
A Disney-Owned Classic
Home Alone came out in 1990 from 20th Century Fox, and the film is now part of Disney’s 20th Century Studios library and streams on Disney+. Macaulay Culkin stars as Kevin, the 8-year-old who gets left behind when his large family flies to Paris for Christmas, with Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern as the burglars who learn the hard way not to mess with him.
It is a busy season for the movie in Los Angeles. The El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood is also bringing it back as part of its Road to the Holidays series alongside The Santa Clause and The Muppet Christmas Carol, so fans have two very different ways to catch it on a big screen this year.
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