The Boys in Blue take will be taking on the Cincinatti Reds in a Wild Card series.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers have started their playoff run, taking on the Cincinnati Reds in a wildcard series. The team has experienced record-breaking attendance this season, with over four million fans, and aims to maintain strong support throughout the postseason. Tickets for the game are still available through official channels, with some priced around $45.

Fans attending the game are encouraged to arrive early due to anticipated heavy traffic and to wear Dodger Blue in support of the team. Former Dodger Joe Kelly will throw the ceremonial first pitch, and various parking and public transport options are available to ease access to Dodger Stadium.

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the Dodgers playoff run begins tonight. The boys in blue taking on the Reds in a wildcard series. Rachel joining us live from Dodger Stadium. I know you grew up around here. This is not your first time there at all, I'm assuming, right? This is not my first time here, but I've always been a fan. Never here on the field. And I don't have tickets yet for tonight's game, but I have the next best thing with us. We have the VP of ticket sales, Sebastian Rivas. Good morning to you. Good morning. Good morning. Let's talk about ticket sales because this has been a historic year already. Record-breaking attendance, four million or so, right? That's correct. We've had so many fans that are coming. We just want to keep the momentum now into the postseason, get this place filled, get this place excited to be at. Our fan base never disappoints. We always have a good crowd to come on and cheer on the boys. So I don't have tickets yet and some others may not yet, but there's still some available, correct? And some pretty decent prices. Yeah. So if you go to dodger.com backslash postseason, we have tickets available there for tonight, all the rest of the postseason as well. But for tonight we have tickets. And if you go to SeatGeek on there as well, we also have tickets where I may have seen maybe tickets for $45 or so that may have been coming to the game tonight. Okay. $45 or so. That's not too bad for a postseason game. Not great. It's been great to be able to see that. And I know for some people that are even interested in jumping in for next season, our 2026 season ticket memberships are on sale and they're actually getting access to this year's postseason with select plans. So we're excited to go and welcome some of those people as well. Something I'm extremely excited about for tonight, former Dodger, Joe Kelly, pitching the first pitcher, the first one throughout the first pitch tonight. Tell us about what people can expect if they come to Donder Stadium with regards to parking, with regards to logistics. Yeah. I mean, first off, Joe Kelly is always a fan favorite, so it's great to be able to see him throw out the first pitch, but our parking will be opening at 338. So you can go ahead and buy parking on dodger.com backslash parking. Save some money there. Get here early. Don't have to worry about any of that. If you want to skip parking altogether, Union Station, the Dodger Express will operate similarly to the rest of the games this past season. Go there, jump on the bus to come up here, enjoy the game. We want everyone here early and loud for tonight. Where are your Dodger Blue? I'm making sure to change after this. I was going to say, where's your Dodger Blue? Yeah, I'm changing. I got it in the office. I'm ready to go in and get the zip up and get ready for the game tonight. You mentioned early again. So anything different between coming to the postseason game versus regular season? Really for us, I mean, because of a little bit of an earlier game time, the game's at 608 tonight. Stadium gates will open at 408. And so we just anticipate a lot more traffic maybe coming to the stadium. So just give yourself some time, build that time in so that you can make sure you're here at the right time to get your Dodger Dog and not really miss any of the action during the first inning and during the first pitch. Perfect. Sebastian, thank you so much. As you mentioned, get here early. And if you are going today's game, as you just mentioned, wear that Dodger Blue. Again, that first pitch happening at six o'clock this evening. I don't know. I don't know. It sounds like you might have the hook up there, Rachel. Get some tickets. Yeah. Tonight's game. I'll check in afterwards. Thank you, Rachel. Exciting. Our boys in blue. Okay.

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