
Getting to Angel Stadium
Los Angeles Angels · Anaheim, CA
The Angels publish driving directions at a level of detail no other venue attempts — turn by turn, with the mileage between each instruction, from four Southern California origins. The trade-off is that transportation means driving here: the only sibling pages are rideshare and tailgating, and transit appears nowhere.
Tips & Fan Reports
Three lot entrances: Douglass Road, State College Boulevard and Orangewood Avenue — pick by which direction you arrive from.
The Angels' directions carry mileages between turns, which makes them unusually easy to follow without a navigation app.
The lot opens two and a half hours before first pitch.
Buying parking in person is $2 cheaper than online: $25 general and $35 preferred, against $27 and $37.
Oversized vehicle and bus parking is $100 and only through a sales representative.
Ways In
- Driving
- Routes are published turn by turn with mileages. From south Orange County and San Diego, I-805 North becomes I-5 North; stay on I-5 for roughly 75 miles of signed junctions, then take the CA-57 North exit toward Pomona, merge, and exit at Orangewood Ave, turning left. From downtown Los Angeles, I-10 East onto I-5 South for 24.5 miles, take the Katella Ave exit toward Orangewood, right onto E. Katella Ave, right on St. College Blvd, then left onto Gene Autry Way. From San Bernardino, I-215 South becomes CA-91 West, then CA-57 South, left on E Katella Ave, left on S State College Blvd and left onto E Gene Autry Way. There are three entrances to the stadium lot: Douglass Road, State College Boulevard and Orangewood Avenue.
- Public Transit
- The club names no transit route and publishes no stop — its transportation section covers driving, rideshare and tailgating only. Plan a rail or bus leg from the operator's map.
- Rideshare
- Uber/Lyft drop-off on State College Boulevard near the main entrance. Post-game, walk to the Honda Center area for faster pickup. From downtown LA: 45-60 minutes depending on I-5 traffic.
Los Angeles Angels Travel Gear
Clear bags, ponchos, and packable layers for getting to the gate.
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How We Checked This Page
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- Getting there
Angel Stadium driving and parking page on mlb.com/angels
- Transit
OCTA adult one-way $2.00 with a $4.50 Wave daily cap. The other entry bundled Metrolink and Amtrak, which normally cannot carry one fare -- but here one product genuinely covers both: Metrolink’s SoCal Day Pass buys "unlimited, systemwide travel on Metrolink trains and codeshare Amtrak Pacific Surfliner trains on the day of purchase", at "Saturdays & Sundays: $10" and "Holidays: $10" against $15 on weekdays. The stored $10 is the weekend figure and the name now says which product and which day it prices. Metrolink one-way tickets remain distance-based, so the day pass is the only figure that covers the entry as written
- Lodging
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