Home of the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim, CA.
The Big A — that 230-foot A-frame with a halo at its peak — rises from the parking lot and tells you exactly where you are before you park the car. Angel Stadium is a freeway ballpark in the truest sense, which means arrival is almost entirely by car; get there early and walk across Orangewood to Golden Road Brewing for a pre-game beer in the outdoor yard, or cut behind the park to Noble Ale Works if you want something less produced. Inside, the Rockpile in center field earns its real estate: home runs trigger geysers and pyrotechnics in real time, giving the symmetrical grandstand a genuine focal point. Order the Helmet Nachos early — the souvenir batting helmet serving is the park's signature and the line moves slowly. Late innings, keep an eye on the video board; when the Rally Monkey appears, the crowd that looked relaxed all night finds another gear.
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