About Angel Stadium
Angel Stadium, located in Anaheim, California, is the fourth-oldest stadium in Major League Baseball, having first welcomed fans in 1966. Originally built as the home of the California Angels, the team has undergone several name changes, ultimately becoming the Los Angeles Angels. The stadium itself has seen significant renovations, especially in the late 1990s, transforming it from a multipurpose facility into a baseball-only gem. With its iconic "Big A" sign, originally a scoreboard and now a marquee by the freeway, Angel Stadium stands as a beloved landmark in Southern California. Over its storied history, it has played host to All-Star games, playoff showdowns, and memorable moments, making it a cherished venue for baseball fans across generations.
What to eat at Angel Stadium
- Helmet Nachos Section 111 — Loaded nachos served in a mini batting helmet — a fan favorite tradition.
- Chronic Tacos Left Field — Fresh Baja-style tacos with all the fixings. The carne asada is the move.
- Boomtown Brewhouse BBQ Right Field — Slow-smoked brisket and pulled pork with tangy slaw.
- Poke Bowl Stand Section 233 — Fresh ahi poke bowls with SoCal flair — surprisingly great ballpark fare.
Where to sit at Angel Stadium
- Diamond Club Premium — Premium seats right behind home plate with all-inclusive food and drinks.
- Lower View MVP (Section 224-232) Mid-range — Great elevated views down the lines without the premium price tag.
- Right Field Pavilion Budget — Budget-friendly seats with a fun, lively atmosphere. Close to food options.
Parking and getting to Angel Stadium
- Parking lots open 2.5 hours before game time. The Orange Lot is closest to the main gate.
- Take the ARTIC train station shuttle to avoid traffic — free on game days.
- Lot A fills fastest. Consider Lot E or F for easier post-game exit via Orangewood Ave.
What else to do near Angel Stadium
- Disneyland Resort 1.2 miles — The Happiest Place on Earth is just a mile away.
- Honda Center 0.3 miles — Home of the Anaheim Ducks, right across the street.
- Angel Stadium Brew Trail 2 miles — Several craft breweries within a short drive in the Anaheim area.
Before you go to Angel Stadium
- Arrive Early for BP — Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch. The outfield is great for catching batting practice homers.
- Big A Photo Op — The iconic Big A sign in the parking lot is a must-visit photo spot, especially at sunset.
- Fireworks Nights — Friday night home games feature post-game fireworks shows — stick around after the final out.
- The all-you-can-eat pavilion in right field is one of the best value deals in MLB.
- Look for the Rally Monkey cam — if you get on screen, the crowd goes wild.
- Bring an empty water bottle; free refill stations are located throughout the park.
- The team store near the home plate entrance has exclusive items not found online.
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