Seating Guide
Angel Stadium, Anaheim, CA
Data updated: 2025 MLB Season
Cheapest Section
$10+
Sections
5
Capacity
45,517
Angel Stadium seats 45,517 across five levels, making it one of the larger MLB venues. The park opened in 1966 and has been renovated several times, most recently adding the signature rocks and waterfall feature in center field. The Big A scoreboard sign in the parking lot is an iconic landmark. Sightlines are generally good throughout, with the lower bowl offering close-up views and the upper deck providing a panoramic perspective of the field and the surrounding Orange County hills.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
Diamond / MVP Seats
$120 - $350+“First rows directly behind home plate with premium in-seat service and padded seats.”
The Pros
- Closest non-field seats
- All-inclusive food and drink options
- Best view of pitching and hitting
The Cons
- Most expensive seats in the park
- Can feel corporate on weeknight games
- Limited availability
Field Level (200-Level)
$35 - $100“Lower bowl from behind home plate to the outfield corners. Close to the action with clear diamond views.”
The Pros
- Close enough to see the pitches
- Foul ball opportunities along the baselines
- Good concession access
The Cons
- Direct sun exposure on afternoon games, no overhead cover in many sections
- Outfield sections have angled views
- Premium pricing behind home plate
Club Level (300-Level)
$50 - $130“Mid-level premium seats with wider spacing and access to the climate-controlled club lounge.”
The Pros
- Air-conditioned lounge with upscale concessions
- Protected from sun and occasional drizzle
- Wider seats with extra legroom
The Cons
- Pricier than field level outfield seats
- Lounge can feel disconnected from the crowd energy
Terrace Level (400-Level)
$20 - $50“Upper mid-level with a full-field perspective and views of the Big A and Orange County hills.”
The Pros
- Good value with decent sightlines
- Full-field view for seeing plays develop
- Overhead shade from the upper deck
The Cons
- Farther from the action
- Some sections have steep inclines
Upper View (500-Level)
$10 - $30“Highest seats with a bird's-eye view of the full diamond and surrounding Anaheim area.”
The Pros
- Cheapest seats in the park
- Panoramic views on clear days
- Great for budget-conscious fans
The Cons
- Very far from the field
- Steep climb to the top rows
- Limited food options at this level
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