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DODGER STADIUM ( PRE L � L • Traffic Officers • Local Access Only Signs • Dodger Express Los Angeles Dodgers ■ Post Season Picture ■ Schedule ■ Special Events ■ Transportation Options ■ Post Season Parking ■ Pre-game Activities LA DOT ■ Deployment Plan ■ Neighborhood Protections LAPD ■ Game Day Plans OUTLINE NOSV3S 1S0d 't1.1,1 ((re IC 4111h uo SQ1 OE 'sdas 69) 0 oirtirdtm OS) <‹ einpetps uoseesisod elaidwoo z-c-z) sauseS Isaq aye sapos ppom pue salsas dlusuoldwetio emaei! dtu 14etwoj I-?-?) saws uolswa ato dIdtillI00 04 41.181J 0I44 ■04 dlISVOI yard u! uoAeld auJetti e u! Sulloatu squp we° PIlM z sepulaul pm; uosreslsod weal-01 . 131111131(1 NORMS oa NATIONAL LEAGUE DIVISION SERIES Game 1-Friday, October 3, 2014 3:37pm Game 2-Saturday, October 4, 2014 6:37pm Game 5-Thursday, October 9, 2014 Time TBD NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Best Record - Home Schedule Second Best Record - Home Schedule Game 1-Saturday, October 11, 2014 Game 3-Tuesday, October 14, 2014 Game 2-Sunday, October 12, 2014 Game 4-Wednesday, October 15, 2014 Game 6-Saturday, October 18, 2014 Game 5-Thursday, October 16, 2014 Game 7-Sunday, October 19, 2014 World Series Game 3-Friday, October 24, 2014 Time TBD Game 4-Saturday, October 25, 2014 Time TBD Game 5-Sunday, October 26, 2014 Time TBD SCHEDULE ■ Express Shuttle — Union Station ■ New Express Shuttle — South Bay via Harbor Gateway Silver line Express ■ Car Service Drop Off Pick Up Location ■ Rail Promotion — Gold/Red/Expo Lines ■ Bus Promotion - #2/#4 Buses on Sunset Union Station Express Shuttle Ridership up over 20% Over 2013 ridership (averaging 1,206 riders home stand) TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS 6 ■ Encouraging Pre-Paid Parking • NLDS: $10 advance / $20 at gate • NLCS: $15 advance / $30 at gate • WS: $35 advance / $50 at game • Lot 13/14 • NLDS $5 advance/$10 at game • NLCS $10 advance/$15 at game • WS $15 advance/$20 at game Pre-paid parking is up 25% over the season. Lots 13 and 14 are averaging 285 and 414 Prepaid respectively per homestand ■ Encouraging Fans to Arrive Early & Car Pool ■ Auto Gates open 3 Hours Before ■ NLDS Plaza Activations • Music on Reserve — Left / Right • Autographs with Alumni — Left/Right field plazas • KLAC remote — Left Field Plaza • DJ—Right Field Plaza • Dodger Character roaming Right-Left field Plazas • Rally towel distribution at gates • Post Game will include street cleaning provided by Los Angeles Conservation Corp OPERATIONAL PRE GAME LEGEND r.*^^. •••.`"• v■ -- 0 '""".%"'"7.. ,.., • =`.1-44.T • Traffic Officers • Local Access only .0 ,, ..........-............... ........ ,e` \ signs .N+- • ---z..-.-.-.:.-z....---- -.::::-:-.:" • --- • =.- • Dodger CMS e -: .r .. __??-.= • —=7.==^ -'" .-.-:-..L".. • Overflow pulls led •• "7...= -r.=. ---- by Pilot Vehicle r--/---- `• 6--• • Dodger Express i • . -..., ' /-....k - rt,> / l's, , .. ,..... ..,.... - I t ..... / r i / . "I .1.7) • L4DOT • N TRAFFIC OFFICER LOCATIONS FOR r DODGER STADIUM ( PRE L_ l • Traffic Officers • Local Access only signs • Dodger Express TRAFFIC OFFICER LOCATIONS FOR (POST) DODGER STADIUM LA DOT oe 10 DOT OFFICER DEPLOYMENT A-FRAME LOCATIONS Inbound Scott / Echo Park Portia/Sunset Portia / Sunset Sutherland/Sunset • Scott / Echo Park Douglas / Sunset Innes/Sunset • Portia / Sunset Boylston / Scott Lilac/Elysian • Stadium Way / Boylston Boylston / Academy • Academy/Boylston Morton / Academy Academy / Stadium Way • Sunset/Echo Park Academy/Boylston Sunset/Echo Park Outbound Quintero/Sunset Scott/McDuff • Scott / Echo Park Scott/Sargent • Logan / Scott Scott/Laverda • Lemoyne / Scott Scott/Parmer • Sargent / Scott Scott/Logan Scott/Lucretia • Glendale / Scott Scott/Lemoyne Scott/Lakeshore LA DOT 1 1 DOT OFFICER DEPLOYMENT A-FRAME LOCATIONS Inbound Broadway / Solano • Broadway/Solano Academy/Solano • Amador / Solano Broadway/College • Solano /Jarvis Amador/Amador Place • Academy / Gate D Jarvis / Solano • Broadway / Bishop Amador / Jarvis • Bouett/Solano Bouett / Solano • Broadway/College Lookout/Stadium • Lookout/Stadium Outbound • Broadway/Solano • Amador / Solano • Solano /Jarvis • Academy / Gate D LA DOT • Broadway / Bishop 12 ■ Stadium: External • Elysian Park Tailgating • Neighborhood Traffic Patrol • General Deployment ■ Stadium: Internal ■ General Deployment Captain Anthony Oddo Captain Jeffrey Bert Senior Lead Officer: Gina Chovan City Attorney: Gabriella Taylor Vice Sergeant: Jessie Soltero Phone Numbers: Emergency: 911 LAPD: 213-793-0760 LAPD 13 Questions? Questions? 14 ru 111P STSEAS 0 THIS SCHEDULE APPLIES IF: NATIONAL LEAGUE The Dodgers DO NOT win the NL West and have the best record of non-division winning National League teams. HOME SCHEDULE: W I2LODI rc OATS GAME I LOCATION USE TICKETI WED 10/1 WC Dodger Stadium WILD CARD THIS SCHEDULE APPLIES IF: THIS SCHEDULE APPLIES IF: The Dodgers are the NL West winners The Dodgers are the NL West champions and have the best or second best record With the third best record of the three division of the three division winners. winners OR advanced from the Wild Card round. HOME & ROAD SCHEDULE: HOME & ROAD SCHEDULE: GATE GAME I LOCATION USE TICKET • OATS GAME I LOCATION UBE TICKET I FRI 10/3 1 Dodger Stadium Home Game 1 FRI 10/3 1 Away Game SAT 10/4 2 Dodger Stadium Home Game 2 SAT 10/4 2 Away Game MON 10/6 3 Away Game MON 10/6 3 Dodger Stadium Home Game 1 TUE 10/7 4* Away Game TUE 10/7 4* Dodger Stadium Home Game 2 THU 10/9 5* Dodger Stadium Home Game 3 THU 10/9 5* Away Game THIS SCHEDULE APPLIES IF: ....... THIS SCHEDULE APPLIES IF: The Dodgers won the NL West title and have The Dodgers advanced from the Wild Card round a better regular season record than their OR won the NL West title and have a worse NLCS opponent OR play the wild card team. regular season record than their NLCS opponent. —20inNLES. 14— HOME & ROAD SCHEDULE: HOME & ROAD SCHEDULE: DATE GAME • LOCATION UBE TICKET I OATS GAME I LOCATION IJEIG TICKET I SAT 10/11 1 Dodger Stadium Home Game 1 SAT 10/11 1 Away Game SUN 10/12 2 Dodger Stadium Home Game 2 SUN 10/12 2 Away Game TUE 10/14 3 Away Game TUE 10/14 3 Dodger Stadium Home Game 1 WED 10/15 4 Away Game WED 10/15 4 Dodger Stadium Home Game 2 THU 1 0/1 6 5* Away Game THU 10/16 5* Dodger Stadium Home Game 3 SAT 10/18 6* Dodger Stadium Home Game 3 SAT 10/18 6* Away Game SUN 10/19 7* Dodger Stadium Home Game 4 SUN10/19 7* Away Game LEAGUE sAse.ALL HOME & ROAD SCHEDULE: OATS GAME I LOCATION Una TICKET I TUE 10/21 1 Away Game WORLD SERIES WED 10/22 2 Away Game FRI 10/24 3 Dodger Stadium Game 3 20 14 SAT 10/25 4 Dodger Stadium Game 4 FALL CLASSIC- SUN 10/26 5* Dodger Stadium Game 5 TUE 10/28 6* Away Game The World Senes schedule will be the same regardless of which schedules are played for the Division Series and League Championship Series. WED 10/29 7* Away Game if necessary LEGEND TRAFFIC OFFICER • TRAFFICR OFFICER S SHUTTLE) S TRAFFIC OFFICER (LOCAL ACCESS) lir LOCAL ACCESS ONLY SIGN DODGER CMS OVERFLOW ROUTE : GATE "E^ TO GATE "A^ • LED BY PILOT VEHICLE DODGER SHUTTLE ENFORCEMENT ZONE CMS LOCATION MESSAGE NO. WO STADIUM NAY NO RLYSIAN PARK DR ADINNONAL PARKING 1 FAZING S. TRAFFIC RATE YIP -P am VIM.. NAY AT ACADOW RD AUMMTIONAL MOW. 2 FACMG SG TRAFFIC GATE 7' ■IP 1111 STNNUM N. WO SCOTT AV ADDITION. PARKING 3 MONO ND TRAFFIC ..-OAT! -.- AMNION. PARKING LAPD - SOLANO & BROADWAY 4 ENTRANCE TO GATE PC. • TO HELP PREVENT THROUGH TRAFFIC i5 NM STADION MAY MO SCOTT AV AMNION. PARKING 5 FACING NM IRAN. -■ LAPO - SCOTT & ECHO PARK KM STADIUM NAY NO INTILSTON ST .0ITIONAL PARKING • 6 TO HELP PREVENT THROUGH TRAFFIC FACING NM TRAFFIC GATE YBY Ity EN ELYRIA/1PD. AV EJO SUNSET RC ADDITION. PARKING 7 PAWN. ED ...MC ..- OAT! 7' LAPO - ELYSIAN PARK & STADIUM WAY • TO HELP ENFORCE LEFT TURN MOVEMENT 8 G. MT.. PARK AV WO LILAC PL ADDITIONAL PARKIN° r3 FACING PM TRAFFIC P.-- GATE -Ir EN ELYSIAN PARK AV PM STADIUM WAY .0ITIONAL PAIRING 9 FACING EN TRAFFIC P- GATE YIT EM SCOT AV GO ECHO PARK AY STADIUM ACCESS -. 1 0 FACING RR TRAFFIC USE SUNSET . S s: GATE PARKIN* ENFORCEMENT ROWER TN TRAFFIC OFFICER LOCATIONS FOR DODGER STADIUM PRE I LEGEND TRAFFIC OFFICER STADIUM EGRESS i's &MINIM AV (r1 LADOT TRAFFIC OFFICER LOCATIONS FOR DODGER STADIUM ) [POST) .
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