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Diamond seating is made up of Diamond MVP, Diamond HOF and Diamond Club seats. The different distinctions denote how close to the field the seats are (MVP seats are closer than HOF for some reason). Given their amenities and proximity to the field, these are premium seats. They each come with in-seat waitress service and access to the Diamond Club. In addition, each seat is padded and wider and boasts an impressive view of the entire field.

The main attraction of infield seating at field level are the players dugouts. The Angels dugout is in front of sections 110 and 111, while the visitor's dugout is in front of sections 125 and 126. The third base side of the field is the first to get shade and also has the best view of the scoreboard in right field.

As you head down the line at Angel Stadium, it is best to be on the third base side of the field -- especially if you are an Angels fan. The Angels dugout is on this side of the field, this side gets shade first, and it looks directly at the scoreboard in Right Field. Keep in mind that the further down the line you go, the worse your angle towards home plate. This might end up with you sitting sideways for a three hours game. Section 135 is known to have an obstruction whereby the RF Pavilion blocks your view of action in left and center fields.

Terrace level seating shares a concourse with field level seating, which means that the first few rows in the terrace level are comparable to the last few rows of the field level. Save some money and get the first few rows of the Terrace Level. Section 222 will give you a great infield view and is close to concessions and restrooms.

Like in the field level, seats along the third base line will get shade first and will have a direct view of the scoreboard. Food options become scarce down the line, especially down the third base line. So if food and concessions are important to you, sit near Section 231.

Lower Outfield seats in right field give you the best chance to catch a home run ball at Angel Stadium. Sections 238 and 239 see more home run balls than any other section in the ballpark, but you'll want to sit no farther back than Row F. These sections are also close to the Budweiser Patio and Coor's CF Bar -- making them a great option for a group of friends. Bring the sunscreen though -- these sections have absolutely no protection from the sun.

Like lower outfield seats, upper outfield seats in RF have no protection from the sun and will be baking during late afternoon and evening games. Leave the mitt at home as it would take a Tiger Woods seven iron to reach upper outfield seating. The scoreboard is also above these seats so there's no chance of seeing it.

Some of the best seats at Angel Stadium are found in the Club Level. The seats are wider and padded and the amenities in the club level are upgraded vs. the rest of the stadium. Fans will also enjoy in-seat food and beverage service and access to fine restaurants like the Knothole Club and Home Plate Club.

Club sections down the line enjoy the same amenities as infield seating at a reduced cost. In-seat wait service, access to fine restaurants and more comfortable seats are some of the advantages over non-club seating. In addition, these sections have fewer rows and the rows have fewer seats, which makes getting in and out much easier. Avoid sections 344-351 during late afternoon and evening games if you are sensitive to the sun.

The view level is a collection of 400 and 500 level upper deck seating at Angel Stadium. The 500 level is just an extension over the 400 level and the only difference is that the 500 level seats are higher up. For a bird's eye view of the game behind home plate, choose 418-419 or 520-521. Concessions and restrooms are staggered every few sections, so they're never too far away.

When choosing View Level seats down the line, stick to the third base side of the field. These seats will be in the shade well before the poorly-protected seats down the third base line. In addition, these seats will give you a head-on view of the scoreboard in right field. Most sections in the 400 Level View seats have rows A-J, while most 500 level sections have rows A-R. Rows L and higher in the 500 level are protected by the overhang but the drawback is that you'll have to walk up 12-15 stairs to get to them.