Just under three miles from Disneyland, Angel Stadium sits in the city’s Platinum Triangle. Getting there is easy via the nearby ARTIC station—which services Amtrak, Metrolink, and a special Angels Express train for games—and most visitors find it simplest to stay in the hotel-packed Anaheim Resort area.
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The Platinum Triangle area itself is developing with hotels, and the Anaheim Resort area (near Disneyland) is also an ideal neighborhood for hotels due to its proximity and attractions.
See full Anaheim stay guide →Public transportation options include the Amtrak Pacific Surfliner train and the Metrolink train, both stopping at the nearby Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC). The Angels Express train also offers service to games.
Rideshare: For pre-game drop-offs, rideshares should enter through Gene Autry Way. The post-game rideshare pick-up zone is located in the parking lot near Gate 1 towards Left Field; look for the red rideshare light pole for reference.
Parking: The parking lot opens 2.5 hours prior to first pitch. Accessible parking is available outside Gates 1-6 and the Home Plate Gate for fans with valid state-issued disability permits. Entrances to the parking lot are located via Douglass Road, State College Boulevard, and Orangewood Avenue. General parking costs $10-$20, and preferred parking is $20 during the regular baseball season.
Golden Road Brewing Anaheim (open until 10 PM or 11 PM on some nights) and Karl Strauss Brewing Company are popular spots near the stadium for post-game gatherings.
Located directly across from Angel Stadium, it's a family-friendly environment perfect for game day with a large, dog-friendly outdoor patio, yard games, and over 30 beer taps. Fans enjoy watching various sports games here and taking advantage of happy hour specials.
What to order: Pub pretzel, poke nachos, asada and chicken tacos, cheese pizza, fried mac & cheese balls, various craft beers like Mango Cart and Rally Monkey Red.
Situated directly across from Angel Stadium, this brewpub offers award-winning beers, delicious food, a spacious dining room, a lively bar, and a fabulous patio. It's an excellent choice for pre-game or post-game meals and drinks, with happy hour specials.
What to order: Cotija burger, grilled chicken tacos, garlic fries, hummus appetizers, salmon bowl, chop salads, duck fat pretzel bites, Asada fries, and a variety of craft beers.
A vibrant sports bar and grill known for its lively atmosphere, over 25 beers on tap, including local craft selections, award-winning burgers, and authentic Mexican dishes. It boasts numerous flat-screen televisions, making it ideal for pregame and postgame gatherings for Angels Baseball and Ducks Hockey.
What to order: Award-winning burgers and authentic Mexican dishes.
A lively spot offering classic American fare in a sports-bar setting with over 20 flat-screen TVs broadcasting games. It's known for its all-day breakfast, lunch, and dinner options, and a full bar with a variety of beers on tap. Recent reviews from early 2026 confirm its vibrant atmosphere and reasonable prices.
What to order: New York Steak and Eggs, chicken fried steak, cinnamon pancakes, breakfast sandwiches, grilled bacon, draft beer, and mimosas.
A microbrewery and tasting room close to Angel Stadium and Honda Center, offering a variety of full-flavored craft beers. It's a popular pregame spot for Ducks games, praised for its creativity, welcoming atmosphere, diverse beer selection, and cozy dining room with games.
What to order: Big Whig IPA, Naughty Sauce, Tongue Tickles, and various craft beers from their Showers Series.
