Angel Stadium, located in the southern Los Angeles metropolitan area, is home to Angels baseball. Located along highway I-5, the ballpark is nearly Disneyland.

Seat Selection

• Section 245 (Right field)

The sections in right field offer a view of the game that feels out in the open, especially on those cool California nights. At the top of the sections, you will find the Angels retired numbers.

Ballpark Features

• Ballpark Entrance

The main entrance on the southwest corner of Angel Stadium features two oversized Angels helmets and Mickey Mouse statues from the 2010 All-Star Game displayed.

• Big A

The ‘Big A’ stands in the parking lot east of the ballpark and right along the Orange Freeway and serves as the recognizable landmark for visitors traveling through Anaheim. Previously, the landmark had stood inside the ballpark as part of the scoring display in left field but was moved when the stadium was renovated in 1996.

Foods at the Ballpark

• Food Trucks

Along the lower level walking the concourse of the first base side, a section of the ballpark is dedicated to local food trucks that offer a variety of options.

Parking and Transportation

Parking is available in the lots around Angel Stadium. Parking can be purchased in advance or at the gate.

Visitors staying in hotels near Disneyland have the option to take the Anaheim Resort Transportation shuttle to the game with other stops at the Anaheim Gardenwalk, Downtown Disney, and the Anaheim Convention Center Grand Plaza.

Fans in the Los Angeles and Orange County area can also travel to Angel Stadium by Metrolink or Amtrak trains with a nearby stop at the ARTIC (Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center).

Hotels

Anaheim offers plenty of options for hotels with most of them being close to Disneyland.

Nearby Attractions

• Disneyland (3.2 miles)
• Downtown Anaheim – (4.7 miles)
• Knott’s Berry Farm (9.2 miles)

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