What it's known for
The ‘Big A,’ a 230-foot-tall letter A with a halo, once stood inside the stadium as a scoreboard support and now towers over the parking lot. It’s one of Southern California’s best-known landmarks.
Beyond the center-field fence is a man-made rock outcropping with waterfalls and geysers, designed to evoke California’s landscape. Fireworks go off from it after Angels home runs and wins.
Getting there
Angel Stadium is next to the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC), served by Metrolink and Amtrak trains. Most fans drive; the stadium has large parking lots off I-5 and SR-57.
Tips for your visit
- Disneyland is a few miles away, so this is an easy park to add to a family trip.
- Southern California evenings are mild; afternoon games can be hot in the sun.
- Angel Stadium is about 30 miles from Dodger Stadium, so you can visit both LA-area parks on one trip.
Keep the stub
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Details last reviewed November 2026. Ballpark names, bag policies and transit change, so check the Los Angeles Angels' official site before you go. momnts isn't affiliated with MLB or any team.