Anaheim Stadium

#1 Ballpark in the country!. Great place to see a ballgame. The staff here are friendly, tickets are affordable. Great choice of snack concessions from inexpensive fast food to pricey gourmet food. Lots of game day promotional give away items for all fans. Baseball can sometimes get boring - this stadium makes it exciting by entertaining you in between innings and pitching changes. We all love it here. GO ANGELS!…

With roaring crowds, packed stands and the beloved rally monkey, it's been baseball fever since the Angels took the 2002 World Series championship.. In Short
This midsize stadium, home to the Angels since 1966, originally seated just more than 43,000. But subsequent renovations--including a $100 million face-lift in 1996--has increased capacity by more than 2,000 seats. That's a perfect size for baseball. The "outfield extravaganza" waterfall-and-geyser area is a signature piece of the stadium, but the park's most famous feature is its grand tribute to 1960s kitsch design: its nostalgic giant "A" ringed by an angelic halo.

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good seating, good prices. Though I've never really enjoyed baseball games when I was younger, but just recently I grew an appreciation for baseball and specifically for the Angels stadium. First of all, they have very low-priced tickets... I could get decent seating for $15 a pop. It's a great place for a group outting when you're looking to not spend too much money. Not only that but the stadium itself is well designed so pretty much wherever you sit, you'll get a good view. I'm going there for the upcoming game against the White Sox, and I'm pretty excited~~…

Mehh. My family has season tickets to Angel Stadium, so I have pretty well-founded opinion of it. Though I enjoy pretty much any baseball game, I now realize how sub par this stadium is. Granted, Arte Moreno has done a lot to lower ticket prices (though food prices continue to rise), but it just feels like such a plastic-y and cheap place. The rocks in center field like the ones in my parents' backyard pool and what's with the giant green patch next to it? This places reeks of conservative Orange County hokeyness.…