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Angels Baseball Basics

• Year Established: 1961

• Current Division: American League West

• Last Playoff Appearance: 2014 American League Divisional Series

• Last Division Title: 2014

• Last League Pennant: 2002 vs. Minnesota Twins

• Last World Series Championship: 2002 vs. San Francisco Giants

The LA Angels Schedule

The Angels face a challenging schedule. Each year, the club competes in approximately 162 games. That includes 52 face-offs with each team within their division, 64 encounters with adversaries in the AL Central and AL East, and 46 interleague showdowns. The wide range of opponents tests the players’ skills, but there are always some opponents that garner more attention than others: 

Divisional Competitors

• Oakland Athletics

• Houston Astros

• Seattle Mariners

• Texas Rangers

Top American League Competitors 

• New York Yankees

• Boston Red Sox

• Tampa Bay Rays

• Chicago White Sox

Top Interleague Competitors

• Los Angeles Dodgers

• San Francisco Giants

• Philadelphia Phillies

• Colorado Rockies

Angel Stadium of Anaheim

Since 1966, Angel Stadium of Anaheim has been the home of the Los Angeles Angels. In addition to the promise of an incredible baseball game, the iconic 230-foot "Big A" in the parking lot beckons people from LA, Orange County, and beyond.

Two enormous baseball caps lead ticket holders straight to the Home Plate Gate, and once inside, up to 45,050 fans are wowed by a California Spectacular in the outfield. The Disney-inspired Rockpile, added to the park in 1997, features real trees, erupting geysers, and cascading waterfalls.

Notable Sections

• Los Angeles Angels Dugout: Sections 110–111

• Visiting Team’s Dugout: Sections 125–126

• Behind Home Plate: Sections 117–118

• Family Friendly: Sections 532–535

• Partying/Socializing: Sections 257–260

• Best on a Budget: View Level Seats (400 and 500 Levels)

Parking

The Angel Stadium parking lot surrounds the venue at 2099 East Gene Autry Way. There are approximately 12,500 spaces available, so plan to arrive early if you don’t want to spend time hunting for other options. For added assurance, we suggest reserving parking when you buy your tickets.

Alternative Transportation

Angel Stadium is accessible by public transportation. The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) offers bus services with several routes stopping near the stadium. Additionally, the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) provides train and bus services within walking distance.

Memorable Los Angeles Angels Moments

Each time you purchase LA Angels tickets, you’re putting yourself in the stands for hours of Major League Baseball action on the field. What’s more intriguing is that you never know when you might see history made. Imagine the feeling of being in the crowd when these epic events occurred: 

• Big Win at The Big A (04/20/1966): The Angels earned their first victory in their brand-new stadium, but it wasn’t easy! They went 11 innings with the Chicago White Sox for the win.

• Milestone for Mr. October (09/17/1984): Exactly 17 years after his first Major League home run, Reggie Jackson hit his 500th off KC Royals pitcher Bud Black in front of an audience of 28,862.

• Halo Heroics (10/26/2002): In Game 6 of the World Series against the Giants, the Angels made an unlikely comeback from a 5–0 deficit by scoring six unanswered points in the 7th and 8th.

• World Series Win (10/27/2002): John Lackey’s performance on the mound and Garret Anderson's three-run double solidified the Angels’ first Major League Baseball championship title!

• Emotional Achievement (07/12/2019): While donning the number of pitcher Tyler Skaggs, who had passed just 11 days prior, Taylor Cole and Felix Peña hurled a combined no-hitter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Los Angeles Angels’ biggest rivals?

When the Athletics moved to California in the 60s, they quickly developed a competitive relationship with the Angels. The Freeway Series between the Angels and Dodgers is also a fun rivalry!

Where do the Los Angeles Angels play their home games?

When the Angels play at home, the famous “Big A” leads the way for up to 45,050 of the team’s top supporters to travel to Angel Stadium of Anaheim to see the Halos take on the competition. 

What are the most family-friendly seats at Angel Stadium?

If you want to take the kids to a game, consider Angels tickets in sections 532–535. This will put you near an area behind right field that was specifically designed for family fun.

Which sections at Angel Stadium are near the dugouts?

Seats in sections 110–111, on the third base line, are right behind the Angels dugout. The visiting team sits in front of sections 125–126 on the first base line.

Where are the best seats for socializing at Angel Stadium?

Sections 257–260, behind right field, are popular with people who like to socialize at Angel Stadium of Anaheim. The area is close to a popular bar and next to the famous Rockpile in center field.

What are the cheapest seats at Angel Stadium?

If you’re buying Angels baseball tickets on a budget, View Level seats shouldn’t break the bank. They wrap around the infield, and sections 418–419 and 520–521 hover over home plate.

What time do the gates open at Angel Stadium?

The Home Plate Gate (main entrance) at Angel Stadium usually opens two hours before the first pitch for night games and 90 minutes prior for day games. The other gates open 90 minutes before game time.

Is cash accepted at Angel Stadium?

Angel Stadium is a fully cashless facility. Have your credit or debit card handy! For the convenience of guests, reverse ATMs are available on-site so attendees can convert cash into cards.

Do the Los Angeles Angels play teams in the National League?

Interleague games give players and fans a peek at the talent the Angels could face in the World Series if all goes well. The team plays 46 regular season games against opponents in the National League.

Where can I get Los Angeles Angels tickets?

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