The Los Angeles Dodgers are inviting fans to relive the greatest day of Ferris Bueller's life.
In honor of Saturday's 30th anniversary of the iconic coming-of-age flick starring Matthew Broderick, the Dodgers invited fans to stick around after their Aug. 13 game against the Padres for a special viewing of "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."
It's this summer's last installment of the team's "Dodger Stadium Movie Series," in which the club shows famous movies on the big screen for free to anyone with a ticket to the game. Fans sitting in the left and right field pavilions are invited to watch the movie on the field.
The 1986 blockbuster follows high school senior Ferris Bueller, who fakes being sick in order to spend the day in downtown Chicago with his girlfriend and best friend. During their wild day off, the trio attend a Cubs game at Wrigley Field, where Ferris catches a foul ball and his friend Cameron heckles the opposing batter.
