You also cannot bring in wrapped packages, this is one to consider if you are a wrapping up your food in a certain way. Make it obvious that it is still food so that you do not get stopped and sent away. Yes, you can take a bag into the stadium, there is nothing stopping you from doing that. But in order to be able to take your bag and personal belongings into the Angel Stadium, you will need to check that your bag complies with the rules. All bags will be checked at the gates, so keep in mind that, for your safety and the safety of others around you, someone will have to look into your bag.
This is a necessary safety precaution. There is a limit to the size of bag that you can take into the stadium. However, if your bag exceeds this limit, then you will not be allowed to take into the stadium. Keep this in mind when you are packing to see a baseball game , you do not want to be refused entry due to the size of your bag.
You can bring drinks to the stadium, but there are certain rules that apply. You are not allowed to bring a cooler into the stadium that is hard-sided. You are also not allowed to bring any kind of alcoholic beverage.
But drink boxes and drinks that are factory sealed are permitted into the stadium. In the event an individual's use of the Segway creates an unsafe or hazardous condition, an individual Segway user violates these rules, or violates the Stadium rules outlined in the Angels' "A to Z Guide," the Angels reserve the right to take steps to mitigate the condition, including immediate ejection of the Segway user from the Stadium.
The Angels recommend that Segway users purchase tickets in one of the Stadium's accessible seating areas. Segway users may purchase tickets for up to 3 additional companion seats as outlined in the "Accessible Seating" for Guests with Disabilities section of the Angels' "A to Z Guide," including in the same seating locations as the wheelchair accessible seats.
If more than one Segway guest will be in attendance together at a particular game, the Angels, at their sole discretion, may relocate users to the same section. During games or events with high attendance and to the extent necessary for the safety of all guests, a Segway may be restricted to certain designated access points and areas. Security Guidelines. Please review the information below regarding how to enter Angel Stadium safely and efficiently.
Angels Safety Screening. The items can stay on your person: Belts, coins, wallet, watches and jewelry, shoes, jackets These items will need to be removed: Cell phones, cameras, sunglass cases, and other large metal objects are prohibited when going through the detectors.
Parking Lot. No cars will be admitted into the lot before that time. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in the Angel Stadium parking lot. Tailgating is only permitted in the Big A Lot. Unlicensed motorized vehicles like gas or electric-powered scooters are prohibited in the Angel Stadium parking lot. Entering the Ballpark. All guests upon entry will walk through a metal detector at the gates.
The items that can stay on your person: Belts, coins, wallet, watches and jewelry, shoes, jackets These items will need to be removed: Cell phones, cameras, sunglass cases Hard-sided coolers are not allowed inside Angel Stadium.
All bags that meet the size guidelines will be subject to search prior to entry into Angel Stadium. There are no bag storage facilities outside of Angel Stadium. Bags that do not meet our size guidelines or refuse to be searched cannot be stored or watched by Angel Stadium staff.
No weapons are allowed inside Angel Stadium. Only factory sealed plastic bottles with water, flavored water or sports drinks up to one liter in size, are permitted inside Angel Stadium. Prohibited Items. Hard-sided coolers Knives of any size Laser pointers Motorcycle helmets Noisemakers, musical instruments Obscene language printed on signs and T-shirts, etc. So in many cases, a game that isn't sold out will have plenty of below face value deals on StubHub that you can snatch at the last minute and then either print at home, or just use the App on your phone to get scanned into the game.
It's not to say that you can't find ticket deals on Craigslist, you can. It is just more of a peace of mind, safety issue. I'm a Craigslist kind of guy, but I also know it's easy to get screwed buying baseball tickets there. Remember when I mentioned selling on StubHub? When you list tickets there, all you need to know is the barcode number from that ticket along with the other details on section, row, etc.
If I was a shady character, I could go sell those void tickets to an unsuspecting buyer on Craigslist for cash. The tickets look real, they are "real" in a sense - but what that buyer will find out is when they go to enter the stadium, the ticket scanner will say "thou shalt not enter thy game.
Stick to buying tickets from SeatGeek, StubHub, or directly from the team. You can still get deals and you never have to worry about being scammed. Fans will tell you that the ushers at Angel Stadium take great pride in there job of making sure you sit where your ticket says. Many will not let you down on the lower level to take a picture without a ticket for that section. So the long standing tradition of cheap ballpark goers of moving down to better seats can be difficult at this ballpark.
That being said, it becomes debatable when you start discussing where the best values in Angel Stadium are. If you are going to a day game it might be worth a little extra to sit in the Terrace box seats. I would shoot for section where you are under an overhang so you avoid the sun, and you get an excellent view of the scoreboard. If it were me, I would go with upper deck seats down either line. Angel Stadium is known for exceptional views from anywhere in the park, and for my money I would rather pay less for a bird's eye view.
If I am not going to really splurge and sit right behind the plate, many other seats are pretty equal as far as the quality of view.
If its not a sellout game, I find that sitting up high and down the lines can provide a nice breeze and a little bit of breathing room from other fans. My favorite way to travel to a baseball game is to stay as close to the stadium as possible and walk, or take Uber so I don't have to fool with parking in a strange place.
There are 2 types of rentals - those where you rent a private room and stay with a host and those where you rent out the whole place. I've done both, and you'll have some peace of mind about the people you rent from because of the review system they have for the hosts - so you have a high degree of confidence that you won't end up on the bad side of a future Dateline NBC episode.
Best of all, you usually can find places to stay that are within walking distance to Angel Stadium of Anaheim. Obviously places come and go on the site, but I've used AirBnB a number of times for sports road trips and it's become my default option when I'm traveling.
Main Entrance - the main entrance to Angel Stadium has all the flash that one would expect from Disney-town. A set of massive bats holds up the actual Angel Stadium sign, setting up a photo op. Posters of past and current players look like promotional ads for Topps baseball cards. And the gigantic pair of gawdy red baseball caps are just tacky enough Statues of a Different Kind - unlike most ballparks, which immortalize either players, owners, or broadcasters in bronze, the Angels chose two different models.
Outside on the first base side, a statue of former Angel Rod Carew's daughter, Michelle, is immortalized for her courageous battle against leukemia. Outside on the third base side is a statue of team founder and old crooner Gene Autry tips his hat to his adoring fans. Note: this article may contain affiliate links.
If you make a purchase using one of these links, I may be paid a referral fee at no expense to you. Things You Shouldn't Miss. Try not seeing the Giant Angels A, with its own halo. There's a reason the park is sometimes called the Big A. The Outfield Extravaganza is the name of the rock pile the Angels had installed by the outfield to resemble to California coast. Outside the team store on the level, check out the cool little shrine to the Angels' World Series win, complete with trophy and memorabilia.
Ways To Save Money. Take Uber instead of parking. Parking There are a lot of different parking options, so choose the best in terms of your exit strategy.
Tickets This is one of the few parks where ushers will ensure you do not move forward to toward home plate, so make sure you are happy with the tickets you have. Food It's a good thing you can bring in your own food , because there aren't great options inside or outside the park, and the prices are Hollywood high! Driving to an Angels Game Most of the Metrolink stations offer free parking and from there you can ride the train right to the stadium.
Click the date you're planning to go below and see all the reserved parking options:.
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