Honda Center

• Driving & Parking
  Driving is the primary option. This is Orange County, and the arena is purpose-built for car access. Take the Katella Avenue exit from the 57 or the Orangewood Avenue exit. General parking at all onsite lots including the newly opened structures is automatically included with your event ticket. There are no separate parking passes to buy.
• Public Transit
  Driving is the primary option. This is Orange County, and the arena is purpose-built for car access. Take the Katella Avenue exit from the 57 or the Orangewood Avenue exit.
  • OCTA Bus Line
    The Orange County Transportation Authority operates bus routes that stop near the arena. Routes 50 (along Katella Avenue and 53 along State College Boulevard provide the most direct access.
  • Metrolink Amtrak
    Amtrak Pacific Surfliner or the Metrolink Orange County Line directly to the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center ARTIC
• Rideshare
  Rideshare drop-off is centralized at ARTIC 2626 East Katella Avenue.

The immediate area around Honda Center is light on walkable bars and restaurants, but Anaheim's growing brewery scene, the Platinum Triangle district, and nearby neighborhoods in Orange and Fullerton offer excellent pregame options for fans willing to drive away from the stadium.

Bars & Restaurants

• Golden Road Brewing Anaheim
  The Anaheim taproom of the popular LA-based craft brewery, serving hoppy IPAs, lagers, and pub food in a spacious setting; a solid pregame stop before driving to the arena.
• Noble Ale Works
  A beloved Anaheim craft brewery just minutes from the arena with a rotating tap list and a garage-style taproom that draws a loyal local following.
• Brewery X @ Angel Stadium
  A brewpub adjacent to Angel Stadium and within walking distance of Honda Center; craft beer brewed on-site alongside elevated bar food, and the proximity to both venues makes it an ideal pregame hub.
• Karl Strauss Brewing Company
  A respected SoCal brewery chain with an Anaheim location; the food menu goes beyond pub fare, and the beer is reliably excellent.
• Zankou Chicken Anaheim
  Local chain branch serving spit-cooked chicken with garlic sauce & other Mediterranean quick eats.
• Hollingshead's Delicatessen
  Local hangout known for its extensive beer selection also serves sandwiches & salads in casual digs.
• Mastro's Steakhouse
  Snazzy chophouse serves decadent plates & drinks to glamorous crowds in a plush supper-club setting

Neighborhood Attractions

• Disneyland Park
  Just three miles west. The connection to the Ducks' origin story (Disney founded the team) makes a visit to the park an almost obligatory pairing; the parks and arena can easily fill a full weekend.
• Angel Stadium
  Sits directly across Katella Avenue and is visible from the Honda Center parking lot; catching both a Ducks game and an Angels game in the same trip is a classic OC sports doubleheader.
• Anaheim Packing District
  Is a revitalized food hall and community space in a former Sunkist packing house, about 10 minutes north; local vendors, craft beer, and a great vibe make it worth an afternoon visit.
• The Outlets at Orange
  Is a shopping destination a few minutes south, useful for killing time before an evening game.
• Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center
  In downtown Anaheim offers rotating exhibits on art, history, and culture. A quieter attraction but a nice complement to a hockey trip

• The Wild Wing Statue
  "Defending the Pond" Sculpted by artist Stephen Landis, this iconic bronze statue depicts the team’s original mascot in a dynamic goalie pose.
• Stanley Cup Championship Banner
  Commemorates the historic 2006–07 season when the Ducks defeated the Ottawa Senators in a 5 game series. This milestone represents the first time a California-based NHL franchise won the Stanley Cup.
  • Conference Championship Banners
    Conference Championship Banners: Commemorates the team's Western Conference titles earned during their deep playoff runs in 2002 as the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim and 2006.
  • Division Championship Banners
    Recognizes the team's regular-season dominance in the Pacific Division across six seasons: 2006, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016.
• Retired Numbers
  • #8 Teemu Selänne
    "The Finnish Flash": The franchise’s all-time leader in goals and the very first player to have his jersey retired by the organization on January 11, 2015.
  • #9 Paul Kariya
  • #27 Scott Niedermayer
• Concourse Trophy Cases
  Glass display cases integrated into the main concourse walls house historical team photography, replicas of individual NHL awards won by Ducks players.

• The Impact Club
  Event/Ice Level-underneath the lower bowl).This is Honda Center’s premier, ultra-exclusive experience. It holds the distinction of being the first ice-level, members-only VIP club on the West Coast.
• Glass Seats
  The actual closest seats to the hockey action. Sitting in Row A puts your face directly against the seamless glass.
• Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 Club
  A private, sit-down restaurant and bar featuring a premium Chef’s Table buffet menu customized for every single Ducks game.
• The Wine Cellar, Preserved by Sub-Zero
  An elegant, exclusive walk in space stocking over 240 curated vintages, complete with on staff sommeliers to help pair your wine with game-day snacks.
• Brewery X Biergarten
  Transitioned into a buzzy, premium-access indoor/outdoor restaurant space on the Club Level, serving up elevated pub fare and Anaheim's favorite local craft taps.
• Luxury Suites & Ducks Suites
  Integrated into private tiers between the 200 and 300 levels. Features 81 fully climate-controlled, luxury private suites designed for corporate entertainment or large private parties.

• Southern California staples show up throughout the concourse. Fish tacos, carne asada fries, and loaded nachos all lean into the OC palate.
• Slapshot Grill
  Section 217: It serves premium, crispy edge smash burgers, gourmet smokehouse burgers topped with BBQ finishes, fiery hot chicken sandwiches, hand-breaded chicken tenders, and seasoned waffle fries.
• Wild Wings
  Section 212: Dedicated exclusively to chicken wing enthusiasts. You can choose between traditional bone-in wings tossed in classic Buffalo or rich Whiskey BBQ or boneless wings flavored with Lemon Pepper, Nashville Hot, or left Plain. They also serve a popular honey mustard chicken wrap.
• Hat Trick Hawaiian BBQ
  Section 228: A fan-favorite fresh concept bringing island flavors to the rink. It features customizable Hawaiian BBQ bowls layered with proteins and rice, standard hot dogs, and a signature pineapple and vanilla soft-serve twist.
• El Patito & Blueline Taqueria
  400 Level: These twin concepts answer the demand for Southern California street-style Mexican food. They specialize in loaded nachos, street tacos with fresh salsa carousels, and carne asada fries.
• Anaheim Pizza Co.
  Section 419: A complete upgrade over the arena's old pizza booths. They serve thick, fresh-baked premium stadium slices with generous cheese blends, classic pepperoni, and seasonal specialty toppings.
• Feather & Flame
  400 Level: Built around open, high-heat cooking profiles, this spot specializes in flame-broiled chicken entrees and grilled artisanal items.
• Draft Picks
  Section 437: A newly debuted upper deck pub concept designed for quick grab craft beer selections and elevated, easy to eat bar bites.