Stadium History
Year Built
1966
Angel Stadium
Seating Capacity
45,517
Official MLB capacity
Angel Stadium is one of the oldest ballparks still in use in MLB, opened in 1966. Famous for its iconic rock formation and waterfall beyond the outfield fence that erupts after every Angels home run, the park has hosted two All-Star Games and sits adjacent to the Honda Center in Anaheim.
The Game We Saw
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Our Experience
🌭 Concessions
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👋 Staff & Employees
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📷 Our Photos
♿ Disability Accessibility
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Our Seats
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