‘It’s like you’re at the game.’ Fans enjoy cheering on Dodgers at immersive Cosm theater
They cheered, chanted, hugged and high-fived. Hundreds of devoted Dodger fans watched Monday night’s World Series game from ground-level seats just behind the Yankees’ dugout. Well, almost. Their premier perch wasn’t in the Bronx but roughly 3,000 miles away, at Cosm in Inglewood where the immersive experience was remarkably similar to being at the game. Cosm, situated between SoFi Stadium and the Intuit Dome, features plush stadium seating and a wraparound screen that’s 87 feet in diameter with 12K resolution that gives the just-opened venue the feel of a scaled-down Las Vegas Sphere. Tickets aren’t cheap at Cosm — the best ones were $434.50 each for Game 3 – but they sold out in about the time it takes Freddie Freeman to round the bases. “When you’re standing in line you’re like, `Oh my god, is it going to be worth it?’” said Erika Santiago, who arrived five hours before doors opened at 3:30 p.m. “But then you get in here and look at the screen and it’s like you’re at the game.” A big reason for that is unique camera angles. Cosm has its