MLB & MLS Weekends in Los Angeles

Where Fans Gather in Los Angeles

• Tom's Watch Bar(Downtown Los Angeles (L.A. Live))

  Known as 'Los Angeles' Biggest Sports Bar' with over 180 massive 360° screens for an immersive viewing experience, offering chef-driven dishes and bold, crave-worthy flavors, and sound for every game.

  Order: Chef-crafted game day bites, local California beers, signature cocktails, and gastropub classics like mac and cheese, burgers, and wings.

• Yard House(Downtown Los Angeles (L.A. Live))

  An upscale-casual eatery known for its extensive menu, classic rock music, and the world's largest selection of draft beer with over 100 beers, creating a festive atmosphere perfect for unwinding...

  Order: Grilled burgers, Poke Bowls, and nachos with a 'really good sauce.'

• Barney's Beanery(West Hollywood)

  A historic and iconic 'LA gem' for nearly a century, offering a lively atmosphere with 60 TVs showing various sports packages, a massive menu, and a 'tacky-on-purpose look' with memorabilia.

  Order: Pizza, burgers, sliders, wings, their 'famous chili,' and breakfast served all day.

• Legends Sports Bar(Long Beach)

  An iconic, two-story haven founded in 1979 by an ex-L.A. Rams lineman, featuring championship banners, 30+ HDTVs, two giant projection screens, and an electric vibe, especially during game days.

  Order: Mouthwatering burgers and wings, and 'epic mimosas' during brunch.

How much does a Los Angeles MLB + MLS weekend cost?

Based on SportCation Index data, the median ticket cost across a prime weekend is around $709, and hotels near the venues run about $241 per night. Budget roughly $1191 total for tickets plus two nights.