What is the capacity of Angel Stadium?

Angel Stadium (the "Big A") is the fourth-oldest ballpark in MLB. It is famous for the "California Spectacular" rock pile in center field, which shoots fireworks and water after home runs and wins.

🏛️History

Origins

Built to bring the Angels from Los Angeles to Orange County. It was later renovated into a multi-purpose stadium for the Rams and then returned to a baseball-only design.

Major Renovations

1998The "Disney-led" renovation returned the stadium to a baseball-only configuration and added the iconic rock pile.

Notable Moments

Oct 27, 2002The Angels win Game 7 to clinch their first World Series title.

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

Lower level seats on the first-base side get shade earliest. The "Trout Farm" in center field is the heart of the home run zone.

Parking Tips

Driving is standard in Anaheim; the stadium has a massive, efficiently managed lot. The ARTIC transit hub is also a 10-minute walk away for rail users.

Game Day

Take a photo with the 230-foot "Big A" sign in the parking lot. Watch for the Rally Monkey on the video board during high-leverage late-inning situations.