By The Huffington Post News Editors
LOS ANGELES _ Dodger Stadium opened its gates to fans for the first time in nearly six months Friday, unveiling a $100 million range of renovations to the 51-year-old ballpark.
They’re not quite done yet, though. With opening day Monday, construction workers will be working on the stadium through the weekend to ensure regular-season readiness.
“It was no small feat,” team president Stan Kasten said at a Friday news conference marking the changes. “We do still have tweaks to make, but we have, I think, enhanced the experience of fans on every level of this park.”
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