Angel Stadium of Anaheim

Angel Stadium of Anaheim is a baseball stadium in Anaheim, California, home to the Los Angeles Angels. A rock formation in center field bleachers represents the California coastline, with geysers shooting water up to 90 feet (27 meters) high.

The stadium opened in 1966 as the fourth oldest active Major League Baseball venue, originally built as a multipurpose arena for both baseball and football. Major renovations in 1998 restored its baseball-only configuration after the football team departed.

The Big A sign in the parking lot lights up its halo after every Angels victory, a local tradition that has continued since 1979 and serves as a visible celebration for the community.

Food stands throughout the stadium offer burgers, tacos, nachos, hot dogs, and pizza for visitors. The first base side provides shade during day games and offers more comfortable seating during hot afternoons.

A trophy display near the home plate gate showcases the 2002 World Series trophy, a championship ring, and Gene Autry's cowboy hat from the original owner. These items commemorate the team's only championship and the franchise's roots in showbusiness.

Location: Anaheim

Architects: Populous

Official opening: April 19, 1966

Capacity: 43250

Website: https://mlb.com/angels/ballpark

GPS coordinates: 33.80028,-117.88278

Latest update: December 4, 2025 19:04