Angel Stadium

Angel Stadium is located in the Platinum Triangle area of Anaheim, positioned between the I-5, SR-57, and SR-22 freeways. It is surrounded by large parking lots but is also adjacent to Anaheim's main transit hub making public transportation from across the region a possibility.

• Driving & Parking
  Angel Stadium offers lots of parking with 12,500 surface parking spaces. The inner parking ring is designated for Preferred Parking and is $10 more expensive than General Parking. While the stadium does allow tailgating no alcohol consumption is permitted and only gas grills, no charcoal, are allowed. There are three main entrances:
  • Douglass Road
    Ideal for those sitting in the outfield, particularly center and left field.
  • State College Blvd
    Best for home plate and third base side seating.
  • Orangewood Ave
    Best for first base side and the right field bleachers.
• Public Transit
  The Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) is a 15 minute walk from the stadium located just across the parking lot from the stadium's north side.
  • Metrolink (Orange County Line)
    The Angels Express is a fan favorite. It typically offers special round-trip pricing for weeknight games, allowing fans to avoid I-5 traffic. Fans from around the area can connect to the Orange County Line at various spots throughout the system with LA’s Union Station being the primary hub.
  • Amtrak Pacific Surfliner
    Connects fans from San Diego, San Luis Obispo, and LA directly to ARTIC.
  • OCTA Bus
    Lines 50, 53, 54, and 153 all serve the stadium area.
• Rideshare
  Rideshare drivers will use the Orangewood Ave entrance for drop offs before the game while the post game pick up location is directly in front of Gate 1, near the City National Grove of Anaheim building.

The Platinum Triangle. The stadium is essentially an island surrounded by parking, but the immediate perimeter (The Platinum Triangle) is home to good options, with a particular focus on craft beer.

Bars & Restaurants

• Tacos Los Cholos
  Widely regarded as the best pre-game food in Anaheim. They specialize in wood-fired, prime-grade meats. The lines can be long on game days, but the smoked ribeye and wagyu tacos are legendary.
• Danny K's Billiards & Sports Bar
  An old-school sports bar with over 40 TVs and dozens of pool tables. This is the diehard spot where you'll find the local crowd watching other MLB games before the Angels' first pitch.
• Sauced BBQ & Spirits
  A high-energy Texas-style BBQ joint with an impressive whiskey list and an axe-throwing range.
• Lopez & Lefty's
  A local hidden gem sports cantina about 1 mile away. It offers great Mexican-influenced bar food and a more relaxed, neighborhood atmosphere.
• The FIFTH Rooftop Restaurant & Bar
  Located atop the Grand Legacy hotel. While it's closer to Disneyland, it offers a great view of the surrounding area and a more cocktail-forward pregame experience.
• Puesto Anaheim
  Located near the park, offering high end Mexico City-style tacos and famous blue corn tortillas.
• Hollingshead's Delicatessen
  Located just over a mile away, this family run deli boasts an impressive tap list and is known for their traditional sandwiches and old-school atmosphere. (Note: They are closed on Sundays and Mondays, so check their hours before heading over for a game.)

Breweries

• Noble Ale Works
  A 10–15 minute walk from the stadium they offer free parking to patrons on a first-come, first-served basis. It is a no-frills, industrial taproom known for IPAs and their cult-favorite Naughty Sauce (a golden milk stout with coffee).
• Golden Road Brewing Anaheim
  Located directly across from the stadium's north side on Orangewood Ave. This is the largest and most high-energy pre-game spot. It features a massive outdoor Sideyard with lawn games, a dog-friendly patio, and over 30 taps. It is the best option for families and large groups. (Note: we’re including this here due to proximity, in spite of its ownership by AB-Inbev)
• Karl Strauss Brewing Company
  Located directly across from the stadium. This is more of a full-service brewpub than a tasting room. It offers a sophisticated sit-down environment with a large patio and a full menu.
• GameCraft Brewing
  A short half mile walk from the stadium, this brewery has a heavy gaming theme with tabletop and video games. Their beers are named after gaming tropes, and they offer a diverse menu of fusion pub food like bratwursts and bowls.
• everywhere
  Located 1.5 miles from the stadium. Founded by veterans of The Bruery, Everywhere is known for high-concept, extremely clean beers. It is a more modern, minimalist space that offers a quieter, local alternative to the Golden Road crowds.
• Green Cheek Beer Co.
  Located about 2.5 miles away on Batavia St. It is widely considered one of the top IPA producers in the world. The atmosphere is quirky and fun, usually featuring a top-tier food truck on site.
• Radiant Beer Co.
  A 5-minute drive from the stadium, it offers a bright, airy taproom and has won several GABF medals for their innovative lagers and IPAs.
• Monkish Brewing - Anaheim
  Located about 3 miles away in the Anaheim Packing District area. Known nationally for their Hazy IPAs and Belgian-style ales, it is a bucket list stop for serious beer enthusiasts visiting for a game.

• The Big A Sign
  Originally the scoreboard in left field (1966), this 230-foot red A-frame now stands in the parking lot.
• The Giant Helmets
  Located at the Home Plate Gate. These are the stadium's most iconic photo-op.
• Brick Infield
  a regulation-size brick infield is laid into the ground at the Home Plate Gate, complete with a regulation pitchers mound and lighted bases.
• Gene Autry Statue
  Honors the Singing Cowboy and original owner; located on the third base side of the home plate plaza.
• Michelle Carew Statue
  A touching tribute to Rod Carew's daughter, who died of leukemia in 1996 at age 18, located on the first base side of the home plate plaza.
• Mickey Mouse Statues
  A relic of the 2010 All-Star Game hosted in Anaheim. While there were once 36 statues, the Angels-themed Mickey remains a permanent resident at the home plate gate
• 2002 World Series Display
  A trophy case and mural celebrating the 2002 Championship are located behind home plate at the entrance to the main team store
• Terrace Level Memorabilia
  Located throughout the Terrace (200) Level concourse are various displays and memorabilia highlighting Angels history, including game-worn items, gold glove and MVP awards
• Giant Mike Trout Bobblehead
  This 6'8" polyresin statue was originally installed in 2015 to celebrate Trout's MVP the year prior. While it spent years in The Trout Farm (Section 101), it is currently located on the Terrace Level concourse.
• Angels Hall of Fame
  Located along the Club Level concourse. It features bronze plaques and memorabilia from its 15 inductees including legends like Nolan Ryan, Rod Carew, and Tim Salmon.
• Retired Numbers
  Displayed as large circular icons above the Right Field bleachers.
  • #11 Jim Fregosi
  • #26 Gene Autry
  • #29 Rod Carew
  • #30 Nolan Ryan
  • #42 Jackie Robinson
  • #50 Jimmie Reese
• Championship Banners
  The 2002 World Series banner and various AL West title flags are prominently displayed on the center-field rock formation fascia and the outfield wall.
• The California Spectacular
  The faux-rock formation in center field. It features geysers that shoot 90 feet into the air and real trees.
• The Red Seat
  Located in the Right Field Pavilion, Section 238, Row 1, Seat 1. This lone red-painted seat (in a sea of green) marks the exact spot where Scott Spiezio's three-run home run landed in Game 6 of the 2002 World Series, sparking the Angels' comeback.

Premium Areas

• Lexus Diamond Club
  These are the first 20 rows behind home plate with access to the climate controlled Lexus Diamond Club Restaurant and Lounge featuring a rotating upscale buffet (available for an additional charge) and a full bar.
• Lexus Diamond Club Patio
  Located directly above the Diamond Club seats of the first 20 rows, this is a more social area featuring table seating for 4 or 6 guests and a food and beverage credit that can be used at the Diamond Club Lounge or for in-seat service.
• Lexus Diamond Club Box
  Situated at the top of the Lexus Diamond Club area behind home plate it features semi-private boxes designed for 4 to 6 guests. These feature padded seats and a granite countertop ledge for a more comfortable dining experience while watching the game and includes in seat wait service and full access to the Diamond Club Lounge.
• Diamond Field Box
  Located on the actual field in front of Sections 109 and 127, just past the dugouts. This area features extra room and access to the Lexus Diamond Club Lounge.
• Don Julio Club
  This is the club on the Terrace (200) Level behind home plate featuring executive style chairs with countertops and access to the private, climate-controlled Don Julio Club Lounge and all inclusive food and non alcoholic beverages
• Dugout Suites
  Situated between the dugouts and at the same level (slightly below the field) these are the closest seats to the action in the stadium. They feature private in-suite restrooms, climate control, and access to the Lexus Diamond Club.
• Legends Suites
  These Terrace Level suites are behind home plate (above the Diamond Club Box) and offer fixed balcony seating and an interior lounge area along with various catering options
• Club Level Suites
  These suites are on the exclusive Club Level (300) from foul pole to foul pole. They feature cushioned balcony seats and an interior lounge with HDTVs as well as priority access to the Brewery X restaurant
• Triple Play Suites
  These are essentially modular versions of the Club Suites that when combined can accommodate up to 54 people.
• Party Suites
  Club Level suites located in the Left Field and Right Field corners. These suites offer easy access to the Circle Bars and are the most cost-effective option for large social parties Other Areas:

Other Areas

• Level Up Arcade by Bandai Namco (Right Field Pavilion, Section 240)
  This free-to-play arcade features a large selection of classic games and Gashapon vending machines, which offer exclusive Japanese collectible toys
• Right Field Pavilion Games
  Inside the concourse of the Right Field Pavilion (200 level), there are carnival-style baseball games (speed pitch, etc.) for children.

Standing Room Only & Social Areas

• Brewery X
  Club Level, Right Field: This is the premier social destination in the stadium. It features a first-come-first-serve tri-level outdoor patio with rail seating and high-top tables. It’s a great spot to grab a craft beer and watch the game from an elevated perspective.
• Modelo Patio
  Located above the right-field pavilion (sections 241–249), this is a dedicated standing-room-only area. It’s popular for its ballpark bar vibe and offers a great view of the field.
• Coors Light Chill Zone
  200 Level, Center Field: A laid-back social area featuring rail seats and ledge space for food and drinks. It’s a favorite for fans looking for a casual, bar-like atmosphere within sight of the diamond.

Unique & Specialty Items

• Chronic Tacos
  1st Base Food Court, 211, 420: Customizable tacos, burritos, and Bowl-ritos with carne asada, pollo asado, or Al Pastor.
• La Rotisserie
  Section 114: A health-conscious and vegetarian-friendly destination. It features Mediterranean Bowls, salads, rotisserie chicken, and the Grilled Vegetable Mac Bowl.
• Crafty Dogs
  1st Base Food Court: Specialty hot dogs including the Cali Dog (topped with carne asada, fries, and pico de gallo) and The Legends (Carolina BBQ with brisket and coleslaw).
• Crafty Mac
  Section 114 [inside La Rotisserie] and Portable 237: Specialty bowls with your choice of mac & cheese or baked potato base. Popular options include the Chopped BBQ Brisket Mac, Buffalo Cauliflower Mac, and the Karaage Chicken Mac (Japanese-style fried chicken).
• Fish Tacos
  Pacifico Porch Section 207: This is the exclusive home of the stadium's Fish Tacos. You can choose between the classic fried version or the grilled wild-caught Pacific shrimp. They come loaded with corn salsa and a lime crema.
• Casa Modelo
  Section 201: This is a dedicated Mexican-inspired kitchen and bar featuring quesadillas, taquitos, chicharron nachos and frozen cocktails Ballpark Classics

Ballpark Classics

• Big A Burger
  Freshly grilled burgers, including the signature Southwest BBQ Burger. Sections 107, 226, 428, & Brewery X.
• Strike Zone Chicken
  Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwiches, Buttermilk Chicken Tenders, and the stadium's famous Garlic Fries. Sections 103, 130, 207, 223, 244, 317, 334, 412, and 425.
• Oggi's Pizza
  Individual pepperoni and cheese pizzas from the local OC brewpub chain. Location: 1st and 3rd Base Food Courts, and Sections 239, 317, 334, 417.
• Classic Hits
  Classic Ballpark fare including hot dogs, peanuts, popcorn, soda Sections 107, 126, 209, and 224.
• Corner Market Stands
  Grab-and-go convenience style markets featuring fresh fruit cups, pre-packaged salads, gluten-free snacks, bottled water, craft beer cans, and Melissa’s Street Fruit. Sections 112, 123, 222, 237, 305, 342, 412, and 424.
• Hoffy
  Section 416: The traditional Angel Dog and standard ballpark franks.

Desserts

• Juice It Up!
  Section 126: Freshly blended fruit smoothies and Açaí bowls, providing a rare refreshing/chilled option for hot day games.
• Walk-Off Waffles
  Sections 232, 412, & 1st Base Food Court: Thick, Belgian-style waffles available in two signature styles: Strawberries & Cream (topped with fresh berries and whipped cream) and S'mores (topped with chocolate sauce, toasted marshmallows, and graham cracker crumbles).
• Cathy’s Cookies
  Gate 1 and Gate 4 Courtyards,Section 432: Fresh-baked, warm chocolate chip cookies served in buckets or individual servings.
• Churros
  Section 109, Casa Modelo 201 & 260: Traditional cinnamon-sugar fried dough sticks, served warm and can be upgraded to a platter drizzled with rich chocolate sauce.
• Sweet Shoppes
  Sections 103, 124, 232, 412, and 429. One-stop shops for high-sugar classics specializing in kettle corn, cotton candy, and a wide variety of boxed candies.
• Dippin’ Dots
  The "ice cream of the future" remains a kid favorite, available in various fruit and cream flavors Locations: Sections 109, 124, 238, 412, and 429; plus portables at 103, 207, 230, and 317.
• Ice Cream & Soft Serve
  Standard soft serve is available at most hubs, often served in a souvenir mini-helmet. You can also find pre-packaged ice cream treats at all Corner Market locations. Sections 109, 124, 133, 1st Base Food Court, 207, 232, 238, 317, 334, 412, and 432.
• ICEE
  Sections 122, 237, and 417: The classic frozen treat.

Beverages

• Craft Beer
  While the stadium says that craft beer options are available at most stands the reality is the beer offered are the “craft” brands from Macro companies, like Blue Moon and Golden Road. For quality independent beer check out alternatives.
  • Brewery X
    Section 349: Located on the right field Club Level (but open to all ticket holders), this restaurant, bar and social area has a wide selection from the eponymous brewery across lots of styles including seltzers
  • Draft Pick
    3rd Base Food Court & Center Field Section 240: This is your variety hub. It offers the widest selection of draft handles in one place, ranging from local IPAs to reliable lagers.
  • Micheladas
    While not craft this is a SoCal staple. These beer cocktails can be found at Sections 107, 126, 237, 260 (Casa Modelo), and 432. Brewery X also offers a Michelada Float, a unique take that adds a scoop of savory Tajín-rimmed sorbet to the mix.
• Cocktails
  • Johnnie Walker Market
    Section 112: A high-end, Grab & Go style market that features a dedicated spirits bar. It’s the place to go for a premium Scotch highball or a classic cocktail while you pick up your snacks.
  • Beatbox
    3rd Base Food Court: This branded stand specializes in frozen wine slushies that are surprisingly high-ABV and perfect for those scorching afternoon games.
  • Casa Modelo
    Section 201: Beyond the food, this location is a primary destination for frozen margaritas and tequila-based specialty drinks.
  • Canned Cocktails
    If you want a quick fix, check the Corner Markets. They stock a rotating selection of canned Ready to Drink (RTD) cocktails like Cutwater or Tip Top.
  • Full Liquor Bars:
    For a hand-poured drink, visit the dedicated bars at Sections 107, 112, 122, 128, 207, 227, 239, 240, 250, 311, 336, 407, 414, 422, and 429.
• Wine
  • The Wine Cellar
    Section 112: This is the most sophisticated selection in the stadium. It offers a curated list of California wines by the glass
  • Canned & Bottled Wine
    Canned and bottled wine options are available at all Corner Markets located at Sections 123, 221, 305, and 342.