Dignity Healthy Sports Park

The main thing to note for away fans is your seating location in the northeast corner. This serves two real benefits for you. Firstly, there aren’t any views inside Dignity Healthy Sports Park that don’t have a decent view, but, unlike many grounds, it means visiting supporters are much closer to the more vocal home support. That generates friendly banter and a fantastic atmosphere, meaning you’re in for a great time.

LA Galaxy are one of the most-followed MLS football clubs. Here are some popular chants at Dignity Healthy Sports Park.

• This is L.A.
• I’m LA ’til I Die
• Blue, White and Gold
• We Are the ACB
• We all Cheer for the LA Galaxy

The exterior

LA Galaxy are a club with global appeal for two main reasons. First, they are located in Los Angeles, a well-known tourist destination. Second, they once acquired David Beckham, arguably the most iconic footballer in history, which significantly boosted their worldwide recognition.

Beckham provides a photo opportunity at the ground with a statue of the now Inter Miami owner located close to the main entrance and club shop, both of which are to the south of the stadium.

The other striking factor from the outside is the design and architecture of the stadium roof. From above, it’s clear that the two roofing sections curve at one end and have a sharp finish at the other, which is a unique look in itself. What’s more impressive, though, are the huge stilts that hold the roof over the stands whilst leaving a gap to aid light and air flow.

The interior

Once inside the ground, it’s all about the stands themselves.

North Stand

To the north, you have a single tier of seating that runs on a steady but undramatic incline up to the Stadium Club suite with a large scoreboard taking pride of place above the glass-fronted VIP boxes.

The north stand, which has a section of safe standing too, offers very little protection from the weather, with the roofing only covering the very corner seats before it’s abrupt cut off over those sitting centrally.

South Stand

Directly opposite, i.e. in the south stand, the seating is a similar deal with a single set of inclined seats but no standing. There are a few further differences between the stands that are located behind the respective goals as well.

The main things of note are that the south doesn’t have the premium lounge, isn’t covered by any roof at all and, whilst there is a large screen at both ends, the one in the south is for action replays whilst the other is just keeping a track of the score line and the time remaining.

West Stand

That brings us on to the touchline stands. We’ll start with the west, which is a two-tiered stand with modest suites separating the two tiers. The west stand, despite its more ‘stripped back’ look, is very desirable for those who want to watch the game with reports that the sun interferes with your view of the match less on this flank.

East Stand

Finally, there is the east stand. The east stand is the most eye-catching of the four, with its single tier of seating almost replicated above in the shape of countless VIP lounges and suites.

Everyone loves to grub up and/or have a drink before the football gets underway. With the array of concessions available inside Dignity Healthy Sports Park, you’ll be hard pressed not to find something that satisfies your cravings.

The choices available are vast, with everything from simple snacks – like peanuts – through to things like pizza, burgers and even sushi on the menu. It’s not only there where the Galaxy are ticking boxes, though, because they’ve even got offerings available specifically for children alongside vegan and gluten-free choices.

On top of the food, you’ve also got a few drinking concessions to choose between; these include craft beers from Kona Brewing and LA Craft, with the latter also having their fingers in the pie of spirits.

While there are good dining options inside the stadium, there are also several great choices in the surrounding area. One of the nearest restaurants, just a few hundred yards away, is A&W. This well-respected fast food establishment specialises in American cuisine.

If you decide to head towards South Avalon Boulevard, then within a minute or so, you’ll arrive at a trio of eateries. These are KFC, another American diner by the name of Chinollo and the highly rated R & R Soul Food.

If you have a sweet tooth, a further five minutes down South Avalon Boulevard will bring you to a Baskin-Robbins too!

Finally, if you head up towards the Gardena Freeway, which is still only about 0.5 miles from the stadium, you will find a few more choices of where to get your pre-match fill. You’ve got a Starbucks, a Big Burger, Del Taco and a very good Mexican restaurant in El Pescador.

Korean fried chicken and waffle fries at LA Galaxy (@LAGalaxy)

💵 $36 (£29) with a pint pic.twitter.com/hR1T9eo5le

— Footy Scran (@FootyScran) May 19, 2023

Driving to the stadium

There are two easy ways of getting to Dignity Healthy Sports Park. The first option is to drive with the stadium being based so close to the main freeway.

Once you’re in the vicinity of the ground, parking is an absolute doddle with multiple car parks dominating the immediate area around the stadium; in fact, there are numbered lots up to lot 15.

By bus

The other option you have is the club shuttle bus that runs from further afield on the east and west of the stadium. You can board the shuttle at either the Harbour Gateway or at Del Amo Station.

Whatever place you join the shuttle, you should immerse yourself in the stadium surroundings within 10 minutes.

Los Angeles FC are the primary rival of LA Galaxy. The football rivalry between these teams is popularly known as El Trafico or the Los Angeles Derby.

The crosstown rivalry between LA Galaxy and Los Angeles FC is one of the most intense encounters in Major League Soccer.

The distance between the stadiums of the two MLS clubs is approximately 21 kilometres. Both teams are located in the Greater Los Angeles area, with travel time taking approximately 20 to 30 minutes, depending on the traffic conditions.

2025 season and single-match tickets are available on the LA Galaxy’s official website. So, before you attend a match at Dignity Healthy Sports Park

To book LA Galaxy season tickets, you need to register on the club website as a supporter. For single match tickets, you can book as an individual ticket or go for ticket packs in groups of between five to eight.

Note that once you click ‘buy tickets’ on the LA Galaxy website, you will be directed to a third-party website.

Single-match tickets for the 2025 season vary between $14 and $450.