Getting There
Honda Center, Anaheim, CA
Data updated: 2025-26
Driving
Directions
From I-5 South: Exit Katella Avenue, head east to Honda Center. From I-5 North: Exit Katella Avenue, head east. From SR-57 South: Exit Katella Avenue, head west.
Details
From SR-22 East: Exit City Drive, merge onto Katella Avenue. Follow signs to Honda Center parking.
Public Transit
Directions
Metrolink and Amtrak Pacific Surfliner to Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC), then walk or shuttle (~0.5 miles). OCTA bus routes serve the area.
Details
The arena is in the Platinum Triangle near Angel Stadium.
Rideshare
Directions
Uber/Lyft drop-off is at the designated zone on the east side of Honda Center off Douglass Road. Post-game pickup at the same zone.
Details
Expect 5-10 minute waits after games, less than most arenas.
Travel
Overview
Honda Center sits in Anaheim's Platinum Triangle, accessible from the I-5, SR-57, and SR-22 freeways. It's a suburban arena, most fans drive and park in the surrounding lots. ARTIC (Anaheim Regional Transportation Center) is adjacent to the arena, making Metrolink from LA a viable car-free option. Rideshare works well given the arena's straightforward drop-off zone. The GardenWalk area provides a walkable pregame corridor for those staying at nearby hotels.
Community
Intelligence
Crowdsourced logistics and veteran shortcuts from the fan community. Every tip is voted on by fellow game-day veterans.
“Metrolink from LA to ARTIC is the stress-free option if coming from the LA area. Station is steps from the arena.”
“Katella Avenue gets congested starting 90 minutes before puck drop. Arrive early or use Douglass Road.”
“If staying near Disneyland, the ART shuttle runs to Honda Center on game nights.”
“Rideshare surge is mild compared to LA proper, Anaheim rides are typically $10-15 from nearby hotels.”
“Post-game, the I-5 northbound on-ramp from Katella backs up. Take surface streets to the SR-57 for a faster exit.”
“The arena is flat and accessible, no hills or stairs from the parking lots to the entrance.”