Section 134 at Angel Stadium

★★★★★SeatScore®

Angel Stadium Section 134 View

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Section 134 Seating Notes

Related Seating: Field Level

Row & Seat Numbers

Rows in Section 134 are labeled BB, A-Z
An entrance to this section is located at Row Z

Rows BB-A have 12 seats labeled 1-12
Row B has 13 seats labeled 1-13
Rows C-D have 14 seats labeled 1-14
Row E has 15 seats labeled 1-15
Rows F-G have 16 seats labeled 1-16
Rows H-J have 18 seats labeled 1-18
Row K has 19 seats labeled 1-19
Rows L-N have 20 seats labeled 1-20
Rows P-R have 22 seats labeled 1-22
Rows S-U have 24 seats labeled 1-24
Row V has 25 seats labeled 1-25
Rows W-Z have 26 seats labeled 1-26
All Seat Numbers
When looking towards the field/field, lower number seats are on the left

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 134 Reviews

One of the only OK seats in Section 134

Aug 2014

Baseball Review
Section 134, Row BB

★★★★★

These seats are near the dreaded RF corner where seeing half the field is considered awesome. Row BB is actually the first row behind the wall. The wall is pretty tall and if you have kids, there is a zero percent chance they can see over it. And if you're an adult, there's a very good chance you'll have to stand to see the entire field. Seats were smoking hot and right in the sun. But it eventually sets and you get all the legroom you want in the first row. Row BB in Section 134 is one of the few rows that aren't totally obstructed. And you're better off avoiding 134 and 135 altogether.

Baltimore Orioles at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim - Jul 26, 2019

Jul 2019

Baseball Review
Section 134, Row Y Verified Customer

★★★★★

Field Level
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Closest Standard Seating: Field Level sections are labeled in the 100s and sit closest to the field. Most Popular Lower-Level Seats: A great option for fans who want a close view of the action. Multiple Ticket Labels: Seats may be labeled Hall of Fame, MVP, Dugout MVP, All-Star, or Field Box. Dugout Proximity: The Angels dugout sits in front of Sections 110–112. Who Should Sit Here Field Level seats are ideal for fans who want to sit as close to the field as possible without purchasing premium club or suite seating. These sections are especially popular with fans who want great views of the players, dugouts, and infield action. Field Level Location & Details Field Level seating at Angel Stadium includes all sections labeled in the 100s. These seats form the main lower bowl of the stadium, placing fans close to the playing surface and within easy viewing distance of the infield and dugouts. The most premium Field Level sections are Sections 114–122, which make up the Diamond Club seating area located directly behind home plate. Fans seated in these sections receive additional club amenities and access to the Diamond Club Lounge. When browsing tickets in this area, you may see several seating labels including: Hall of Fame MVP Dugout MVP All-Star Field Box These labels primarily indicate how close the seat is to home plate and how low it sits to the field rather than representing major differences in amenities. Views from Field Level Field Level seats provide excellent proximity to the field and players. Fans seated closer to home plate will have a strong view of every pitch and play across the diamond, while sections farther down the baselines offer a closer look at plays near first or third base. Many Angels fans prefer sitting on the third base side of the stadium, where the Angels dugout sits in front of Sections 110–112. This side also provides better views of the main video board located in right field. Seating Layout Most Field Level sections follow a consistent row structure. Row A is typically the first row closest to the field Row Z is usually the last row in the section Fans enter these sections from the Terrace Level (200 Level) concourse above, walking down toward the field to reach their seats. A notable premium option on this level is the Diamond Field Boxes, located in Row AA at the front of Sections 109 and 127, which place fans directly beside the team dugouts. Sun & Coverage Field Level seats at Angel Stadium are not covered by the stadium roof, so fans attending day games should expect sun exposure. Seats located closer to home plate will typically move into the shade earlier, while seats farther down the baselines may remain in the sun longer during afternoon games.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Uncomfortable Front-Row Seats with Poor View"
(Section 105) - ★★ -
If you’re hoping for a front-row view, these seats aren’t it. You’ll find yourself leaning forward and craning your neck to the right just to catch a decent glimpse. Definitely not worth the price or the effort!
"Milwaukee Brewers at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim - Apr 8, 2019"
(Section 104) - ★★★★★ -
The seats were great, the family enjoyed the area.

Seating & Ticket Questions

Where are Seats 7 and 8 in Section 134 Row BB at Angels Stadium? And where are seats 6 and 7 in Section 135 Row AA? Thank You.

Feb 2013

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Row BB is the actual first row of Section 134 at Angels Stadium. There are 12 seats in this row, so seats 7-8 will be towards the middle of the row. Section 135 Row AA is also the first row and will be next to the bullpen. There are eight seats in this row, making seats 6 and 7 closer to the aisle. It is important to note that Section 135 can be listed as obstructed due to the Pavilion blocking the views of LF and CF, however this is less of a problem in the actual first row.... Read More