Home Alone movie night at Dodger Stadium is set for Nov. 28

The Dodgers will show Home Alone on the stadium’s giant videoboards the Saturday after Thanksgiving, with seats on the outfield grass, a movie prop room and free parking.

Kevin McCallister is headed to Chavez Ravine. The Los Angeles Dodgers will screen Home Alone at Dodger Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 28, the team’s event page shows.

Gates open at 4 p.m., and the movie starts at 6 p.m. on the DodgerVision videoboards. Fans can sit on the outfield grass or in Field Level seats, and they pick which area when they buy.

Parking is free, which at Dodger Stadium might be the most shocking twist of the night.

The screening lands two days after Thanksgiving and one day after Disney’s new Mickey’s Home Alone special hits Disney+, so it’s a full holiday weekend for the franchise in Los Angeles.

How much are Home Alone tickets at Dodger Stadium?

The Dodgers’ event page sells tickets directly, but it didn’t show prices when we checked. Earlier movie nights give a ballpark:

• The Sandlot (June 2026): $40, Time Out Los Angeles reported.

• Elf (Dec. 2023): $25 general admission, or $40 with a limited-edition Dodgers holiday beanie, Dodger Blue reported.

Before you can check out, you’ll have to read and accept an online waiver. All sales are final, with no refunds, returns or exchanges, according to the Dodgers. Tickets go to the MLB Ballpark app.

Kids 3 and under get in free if they sit on a parent’s lap. If they want their own seat, they need a ticket.

What’s included with Home Alone movie night?

Before the movie, the Dodgers list:

• Photo ops

• Pitching in the bullpen

• Behind-the-scenes tours

• A movie prop room

• Family activities in the plazas and bullpens

Activities run until showtime or while supplies last. Specialty concessions will sell movie-style snacks and drinks. The stadium is fully cashless.

What can you bring to Dodger Stadium movie night?

Seating in both areas is first-come, first-served, so earlier is better if you want a good spot on the grass. The Dodgers encourage:

• Blankets

• Seat cushions

• Chairs without metal frames

Inflatable furniture, bean bags and metal-framed chairs aren’t allowed.

The bag rules are the usual stadium ones. You can bring a clear bag up to 12 by 12 by 6 inches, a small clutch up to 5 by 8 by 2 inches, or a diaper bag. Backpacks, coolers and big purses are out.

Outside food is OK if it’s in a clear bag. Factory-sealed plastic drink bottles up to 1 liter are allowed, but no glass, cans or thermoses.

How do you get into the Home Alone screening?

Use the main entrance at Sunset Gate A. Rideshare drop-off and pickup happen there, too. Have your ticket pulled up in the MLB Ballpark app before you get to the gate.

Accessible seating is in the Premium baseline seats, and the Welcome Center kiosk in Centerfield Plaza can help.

Where else can you watch Home Alone this season?

Home Alone is a 20th Century Fox movie, which means it’s part of Disney’s library now, and it streams on Disney+. If you want it on a big screen before Nov. 28, a few options:

• El Capitan Theatre: Disney’s Hollywood theater shows Home Alone as part of its “Road to the Holidays” lineup from Nov. 13 to 22, with tickets at $23, as we reported last week.

• Mickey’s Home Alone: Disney’s new animated special, inspired by the movie, premieres Thanksgiving night on Disney Jr. and streams on Disney+ Nov. 27. Mickey and Pluto get left behind to guard their holiday dinner from a raccoon and a weasel.

What else is happening at Dodger Stadium after Thanksgiving?

The team’s events calendar lists Field Day at Dodger Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 29, an on-field batting practice experience, and Upper Deck Golf from Dec. 4 to 6.

Home Alone came out in 1990 and is rated PG, so it’s an easy pick for a family night out. Just don’t booby-trap the bullpen.

Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.

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Hat Tips:

• Los Angeles Dodgers (Nov. 11, 2026), date, times, seating areas, activities, bag and food rules, parking, entry and ticket terms for Home Alone movie night, plus the events calendar

• Time Out Los Angeles (June 2026), The Sandlot movie night price

• Dodger Blue (Dec. 1, 2023), Elf movie night prices

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