Club Level - The Club Level at Angel Stadium offers wider, padded seating and upgraded concourse amenities. Ticketholders seated in sections 309-343 receive in-sea...
Diamond Club - Some of the best seats in the lower level at an Angels game are in the nine sections that make of Diamond Club seating behind home plate. Sections 114...
Dugout Suites - If you watch an Angels game on TV, one of the first things you might notice is the ultra-premium seating area directly behind home plate. The Dugout S...
Diamond Field Box - At the front of sections 109 and 127 is a single row of seats known as the Diamond Field Boxes. Labeled as row AA, these seats are located directly on...
Shaded and Covered Seats - Finding the Best Shaded Seats at Angel Stadium
Anaheim consistently ranks as one of the sunniest cities in America. With more than 280 days of ...
Roughly half of all seats at Angel Stadium offer some type of shade or cover. To search for tickets or to find out if your seats are protected from the sun or rain, follow the link for the seat finder.
Obstructed Seating
Avoid Section 135 - The Right Field Pavilion blocks your view of Left Field and Center Field.
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Angels Dugout & Visitor Dugout
Angels Dugout - The Angels players sit in front of 110 and 111 Visitor Dugout - The visiting team sits in front of 125 and 126
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Other Popular Seating Areas
Field Hall of Fame and MVP - ★★★★ - The main attraction of infield seating at field level are the players dugouts. The Angels dugout is in front of sections 110 ...
Luxury Suites - ★★★★ - The Luxury Suites at Angel Stadium go throughout the ball park from the third to the first baselines. Please read the seller ...
Terrace Level Infield - ★★★★ - Terrace level seating shares a concourse with field level seating, which means that the first few rows in the terrace level a...
Field Level Down the Line - ★★★★ - 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 ...
Terrace Level Down the Line - ★★★ - Like the field level, seats along the third base line will get shade first and will have a direct view of the scoreboard. Foo...
Lower Outfield - ★★★ - Lower Outfield seats in right field give you the best chance to catch a home run ball at Angel Stadium. Sections 238 and 239 ...
View Level Infield - ★★★ - The view level is a collection of 400 and 500 level upper deck seating at Angel Stadium. The 500 level is just an extension o...
View Level Down the Line - ★★ - When choosing View Level seats down the line, stick to the third base side of the field. These seats will be in the shade wel...
Upper Outfield - ★★ - Like lower outfield seats, upper outfield seats in RF have no protection from the sun and will be baking during late afternoo...
Good place to hangout and socialize around the rock waterfall in left field
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Best Seats for Great Views of the Field
Angel Stadium is one of the ten largest major league ballparks in use today. The stadium is made up of three main seating levels with a block of suites separating the second and third seating decks. The stadium is highly symmetrical which results in equitable views from each side of the field and few surprises when it comes to finding the best seats.
The first seating deck at Angel Stadium is made up of 100s and 200s sections. Despite being numbered as if they were on a completely different level, 200s sections are simply an extension of the seats labeled in the 100s. Among these seats, the best views will be found in the upper rows of 100 level sections. Aim for rows S-Z which will provide enough elevation to see the field comfortably and will have you sitting just in front of the walkway.
Meanwhile, seats on the 200 level are also well-elevated to help you see the field in a single glance, but they do come with some cautions. First, we recommend skipping the first three rows (A-C) in these sections due to their position behind the walkway. With fans shuttling back in forth in front of these rows, your view can easily become distracted or disrupted. We also recommend skipping out on rows H-K in these sections if you want the best views of the field. These rows offer an excellent escape from the sun, but the overhang can obstruct your view of the scoreboard and flyballs.
The second seating deck is also known as the club level, and contains seats labeled in the 300s. When looking at tickets in these sections, it is important to sit in a section as close to the infield as possible. Seating closer to the outfield is horribly angled towards home plate - and despite being elevated - results in significant head-turning to see the batter-pitcher exchange. As there are no home plate seats on this level, we recommend seating on the third base side with the best views of the videoboard and less direct sun.
Finding tickets behind home plate at an Angels game can be a difficult task. At field level the only seating behind home plate is in the Diamond sections. Tickets in these seats are rarely available - and when they are - they tend to come with a high pricetag due to their exclusive benefits. Among common seating, you must go all the way up to the upper deck for the next set of seats behind home plate. Specifically, sections 416-421 and 518-523 will give you the best birds-eye view of the field. Just be careful with row placement in these sections. The 500 level is an extension of the 400 level. So if your 500 level ticket says row H - typically about ten rows back - you're actually in the 20th row of the upper deck because of the ten rows in the 400 level. We recommend paying a few extra dollars to sit in the 400s sections, but only if you can sit in rows F-J. A railing at the front of the 400 level severely disrupts the view in the lower rows and is not work the risk.
A few more notes when purchasing tickets:
Seats on the third-base side are always better than similar seats on the first-base side; this is the Angels side, you have a direct view of the scoreboard and the sun sets behind the seats
Always spend the extra money to sit closer to the infield; the sitelines from these sections are much more comfortable than in the outfield
Seats in RF sections - both in fair and foul territory - are heavily exposed to the sun; when the sun is setting it can be very difficult to see home plate from these sections
"Sections 101-103 and 133-135 are the Best For Autographs" - Fans are permitted to seek autographs from players along the railing of the following sections 101-103 and 133-135 up to 40 minutes prior to the start of the game, or until the end of batting practice.
"Perfect for partying" - ★★ - I don't like being a million miles away from everything that's going on, but you actually get a comf...
Section 246, Row D
"Good view" - ★★★ - Seats are sunny early, but get better when the sun sets behind the stadium. 25 seats in the row are ...
Section 427, Row E, Seat 14
"Nice view, comfortable, easy access" - ★★★★★ - Really nice to have in-seat wait service, but didn't like that I felt obligated to leave a tip. Crow...
Section 338, Row 2, Seats 5-7
"Beautiful view from this seat" - ★★★★★ - I think the 200 seats are the best in the ballpark. The second row in Section 221 has a gorgeous vie...
Section 221, Row B, Seat 16
"Hot and close!" - ★★★ - These seats were blazing hot before the game started. The sun is all over you until it sets behind t...
Section 131, Row E, Seat 8
"Awesome infield seats!" - ★★★★★ - Great view of the infield between home and first base behind the visitor dugout. The height of being...