
Dodger baseball is officially coming in for a landing in Ontario next spring. The Ontario Tower Buzzers, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ new Single-A club, are set to launch their inaugural season at ONT Field on April 2, 2026. The whole operation leans into an aviation vibe, with mascot Maverick, a bee in aviator glasses, and a pitch from organizers that the complex will double as a family-friendly entertainment destination.
A Flight-Themed Brand With A Hollywood Wink
The Tower Buzzers' identity is built around Ontario’s airport roots and a playful nod to Top Gun, with a pilot-bee mascot, Dodgers-style uniforms, and flight-inspired details around the ballpark. As reported by MLB, Ontario International Airport holds the naming rights for ONT Field, and the brand reveal came with a splashy launch event that featured former Dodgers figures.
Opening Day, First Skipper, And The Debut Schedule
Veteran baseball man John Shoemaker has been tapped as the Tower Buzzers’ first manager, and the club’s initial schedule lists the home opener for April 2 against the Lake Elsinore Storm, according to MiLB. The team is set to play its early home series at ONT Field as part of the California League slate.
ONT Field Plants A Flag For The Ontario Sports Empire
The new ballpark sits inside the larger Ontario Sports Empire complex, and the venue’s official site lists ONT Field at 9375 East Riverside Drive in Ontario. The ONT Field calendar already shows the Tower Buzzers’ opening weekend along with several early-season series at the facility, which city partners and developers have promoted as a broader regional draw.
What Locals Are Saying About Dodger Ball In Town
Team executives and local youth baseball leaders say landing a Dodgers affiliate has been a long time coming for the area. General manager Allan Benavides has described bringing a minor-league club to Ontario as a long-held dream, and Little League organizers are already lining up fan nights and community tie-ins, as reported by LAist. That coverage also notes that Opening Day single-game tickets start at just over $37, while Major League Dodgers seats on MLB.com remain substantially pricier.
How To Get There And Grab Your Seats
Single-game and season tickets are on sale through the club’s official ticket portal on MiLB, which also lists hospitality packages and group options for leagues and businesses. For directions, parking details, and stadium policies, fans can check the visitor guide and event listings at ONT Field.









