I'm afraid I can't help you with specifics on autograph hunting, but the players are generally available, especially if you get there early. There should be no reason to upgrade your tix, as you should be able to wander freely and move seats, especially in the latter innings. I've not seen the Dodgers at the Ranch, just the White Sox, but unless they're playing the Cubs (or maybe the Angels) you should be OK. Park on the north side unless you like to walk. There are several practice fields at the facility, so you might see some players working out in small groups or individually.
BTW, you may want to check out the game on March 6th--the Dodgers are hosting the Mexican National (World Baseball Classic) team, so you can see Adrian Gonzalez and many other major leaguers play against them. Not something you will get to see often. Better get seats soon for that one though--the fans of team Mexico will be out in force.
I know you didn't ask about the surrounding area, but if you want to see a Dodger "road" game, there are a few parks not horribly far away-- the Padres & Mariners share a complex only 5 1/2 miles up the road (the 101), near several nice family restaurants and a large mall (Camelback Ranch cannot say that). Also, if you like hockey, the Kings are in town to get spanked by the Coyotes on the 12th-- Jobing.com arena is only about 2 1/2 miles up that same 101 freeway, and is also near some nice restaurants.
Hope you and your son have a great time.
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