Dodger Fans Already Have to Make Their Concession Speeches
Now we know how the Dodgers intend to pay for all that high-priced talent acquired during the off-season. Parking and some seating prices are up. Marriott now controls the concessions. Spicy dogs are gone. In their place are cold, tasteless dogs. No more two-bag peanuts.
Gone are the orderly, single-file lines. In their place are mob scenes and 45-minute waits. The TV monitors are gone. Aisle vendors are few and rude.
“The best entertainment value in town” is no longer.
GEORGE A. JOHNSON
ANNE MARIE JOHNSON
La Crescenta
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