
Angel Stadium Parking & Directions
Los Angeles Angels · Anaheim, CA
Know Before You Go
- Parking payments
Angel Stadium parking accepts debit cards, credit cards, Apple Pay, and Android Pay; cash is not accepted.
- Cheapest lot
- $10
- Lots listed
- 2
- Closest
- 0.1-0.3 miles
Angel Stadium has one main lot reached from Douglass Road, State College Boulevard or Orangewood Avenue. Parking is cashless, accepting debit, credit, Apple Pay and Android Pay. Tailgating is confined to the Big A Lot, and drinking alcohol anywhere in the parking lot is illegal.
Tips & Fan Reports
What fans who park here actually do, and what it cost them.
Angel Stadium parking is $20. Other lots around the stadium are $10-15. Get to the stadium when gates open - 90 minutes before first pitch - and head to field level section 128-129 to watch batting practice from the railing.
The lot opens two and a half hours before first pitch and closes one hour after the event.
ARTIC serves buses and trains, and the Angels describe the Amtrak Pacific Surfliner station as a short walk from the stadium.
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.
Three lot entrances: Douglass Road, State College Boulevard and Orangewood Avenue. Pick by which direction you arrive from.
Oversized vehicle and bus parking is $100 and only through a sales representative.
Where to Park
Angel Stadium Lots
$250.1-0.3 miles
One lot, three ways in: Douglass Road, State College Boulevard and Orangewood Avenue. Oversized vehicles and buses must use Orangewood Avenue, and season ticket holders with prepaid passes have an Express Entry Lane there too.
Angel Stadium's main lot includes the Big A Lot, the only permitted tailgating area.
- Tailgating is allowed only in the Big A Lot.
Platinum Triangle / Honda Center Area
$100.3-0.5 milesCheapest
Or Skip the Car
- OCTA Bus Route 50 (Katella Ave) · $2 · Orange County Transit Authority bus along Katella Avenue with a stop near the ballpark entrance
- Metrolink SoCal Day Pass to ARTIC Station (weekend/holiday, includes Amtrak Surfliner) · $10 · Commuter rail to the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center, about 0.8 miles from the ballpark
Parking Rules
What the pass covers, what gets turned away, and the lots that run on their own rules.
Your Pass
- The lot opens two and a half hours before the scheduled first pitch and closes one hour after the event ends. Overnight parking is prohibited.
- Debit and credit cards are accepted, along with Apple Pay and Android Pay.
- Your ticket licenses one vehicle in one space for one event. It is not valid for in and out. Leave and you have paid for nothing.
- The ticket is a licence of space, not a bailment: the club and the City of Anaheim disclaim liability for fire, theft or damage to the vehicle or anything left in it.
- Park only in a marked stall, and only one stall. Vehicles in unauthorised areas are cited or towed under city ordinance.
- Drinking alcohol in the parking lot is illegal in Anaheim, not merely against club policy.
- On-site catering, and any selling, soliciting or advertising on ballpark property, are prohibited.
- Drive a Lexus and the first 100 to enter via the State College Boulevard entrance are upgraded free to the Lexus Lot just west of the Home Plate Gate.
Not Allowed In
- Vehicles over 20 feet long are charged an additional parking fee and must enter from Orangewood Avenue.
- Unlicensed motorized vehicles are prohibited.
Bus & Limo Parking
Buses and other vehicles over 20 feet have their own entrance, and their parking is not sold through the usual channels.
- The oversized vehicle and bus entrance is on Orangewood Avenue.
- Bus parking can only be bought through a sales representative, not online or at the gate.
Getting There
The Angels publish driving directions at a level of detail no other venue attempts: turn by turn, with the mileage between each instruction, from three Southern California origins. The transportation section's only sibling pages are rideshare and tailgating, so transit is left to the Guest Guide, which puts an Amtrak Pacific Surfliner train station a short walk from the stadium.
- 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 Angels' Guest Guide puts the Amtrak Pacific Surfliner train station a short walk from Angel Stadium, off South Douglass Road, with late night and weekend service for fans going to and from games. The guide also lists ARTIC, the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center at 2626 East Katella Avenue, where you can catch the bus, train and taxis. The Orange County Transportation Authority runs bus service to the ballpark, but the guide names no route or stop for it.
- Rideshare
- Before the game, rideshare drop-offs enter the lot through the Orangewood Bus & VIP Entrance. After the game, the rideshare pick-up zone is in the parking lot directly in front of Gate 1, near the City National Grove of Anaheim building, so look for the rideshare signs in the lot.
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How We Checked This Page
Every section below names the source it was read from and the day it was read. Where we could not reach a published figure, the page says so rather than presenting an estimate as a checked fact.
- Parking prices
Official Angels directions page, 2026 regular season day-of-game: $25 general parking purchased in person ($27 online), $35 preferred. Stored $20 was the prior rate; arenacapacity still carries it and parkingaccess notes the club's own pages disagree, so the official page governs. Platinum Triangle figure not re-checked.
- Parking guidance
Official Angel Stadium driving and parking page read through a browser: the three lot entrances, opening time, payment methods, the oversized-vehicle entrance, the parking ticket contract, and the Anaheim Municipal Code lot regulations.
- Getting there
Angel Stadium Guest Guide (Amtrak/Pacific Surfliner, ARTIC and Bus Service entries), Driving & Parking page, Getting to Angel Stadium page and Rideshare 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
- Venue policies
Angel Stadium security, guest, accessibility, and mobile-ticket guides reviewed for entry, family, payment, food, and accessibility rules.