I've been coming to Angels baseball games since the 70's. This was my first visit to Angels…read morestadium in probably over a decade. My fiance bought tickets for Japanese heritage night. We enjoyed the Japanese heritage section before the game and received Jerseys as well as an Angels and Ducks blanket. There were Japanese food trucks in the area as well as other giveaways and exhibits. Seats were in the Japanese heritage area, section 101, so in left field just past the foul pole. Good Seats with a pretty good view of the field. Lots of food options, prices are stadium level, but not horribly high. We will return.

We've been coming here to watch the Angels for years, but when Ohtani left, not so much. We…read morerecently came for Japanese Heritage Night, but the prices went up--wow! Parking went up by $5. One bottled soda was $8... eight freaking dollars!!! Are we really that greedy? With the new management, I feel like things are going to get worse in terms of prices. The major pros of this stadium are that we feel safe, and getting out of the parking lot is fairly easy compared to other stadiums (Dodgers, lol). Other than that, just bring your own food. Also, the night we went home, the Angels sent us an email survey, and believe me, I left some criticism, especially about the food prices.

I'm honestly ruined for other venues after going to show at the Honda center this past weekend…read more It's not that the architecture is extremely spectacular, or that it's a singular experience at this particular venue. But where the Honda center shines is that your ticket price automatically includes parking. This means when you're going to a show, you don't get caught up in a terminal gate, waiting for other people to pay. It was a straightforward process parking and going through security. Then again I was at a Weird Al show so there was no real threat present. I would love to come here again and other venues should take note and start to include parking in their ticket prices.

Parking - 3/5. The price of parking is built into their tickets. Even without the traditional pain…read morepoint of stopping to pay at the garage, it takes a long time to get inside and parked. Getting out will take you at least 30 minutes unless you leave well before the event is over. Entering -4/5. Security and ticket scanning go pretty smoothly, even without the venue under construction. Seating - 4/5. Seats are pretty comfortable even in the 400 sections. Concessions - 2/5. This is a mess. They don't sell coffee or hot chocolate upstairs so we went downstairs to buy some. Went to the Wild Wings stand and it took 20 minutes to order at a self serve kiosk. Once we walked to the pick up window there were 40 people standing around complaining that they hadn't received their food. Around 10 orders were sitting in the window and no one was responding to the names or numbers. The only reason I didn't give a 1/5 is because my hot chocolate was nice and hot and had good flavor. Staff Helpfulness - 2/5. None of the staff were informed about where to buy hot drinks. No one was friendly or smiling except for the usher in section 434/435. He was very nice.

Love it! Best time EVER! I never regret going there! Shout out to Carlson #91 he signed my puck! I…read morepromise I'm not lying!

been a die hard ducks fan since i was little, i've been a fan since rakell getzlaf perry and fowler…read morewere on the same team- i went to see the ducks on my birthday and they won in shootout! it was a really good game overall and in november of the 2025-26 season we made it to the top of the leaderboard! (not 1st but around there lol) so that was pretty exciting! even though we fell, we're still having a rebuild arc and doing wayy better than we did a few seasons ago, either way i'm a ducks fan for life quack quack (ps also went on the ice sooo that was pretty cool!)

The Arena is where dreams are announced... and where wallets go to die…read more If you're coming here for D23 Expo (Disney's once-every-two-years fan mega-event), then welcome to the beating heart of Disney nerdom. The Anaheim Convention Center Arena has seen it all: park announcements, movie reveals, surprise celebrity appearances, and 7,000 people screaming at the unveiling of a new logo. The Anaheim Convention Center opened in 1967 -- the same year Walt Disney's EPCOT film was still fresh in everyone's mind -- as a way to handle big events just across the street from Disneyland. Over the decades it's expanded into the largest convention center on the West Coast. The Arena itself once hosted pro sports and concerts before becoming the go-to stage for mega-panels, keynote presentations, and all things Disney fan service. The Arena is massive and electric during D23 -- the energy feels like Comic-Con with mouse ears. The seating's comfortable enough, the acoustics are solid, and the production value is pure Disney: lights, sound, video screens the size of apartment buildings. You'll laugh, cry, and maybe even mortgage your house for exclusive merch. The food options leave a lot to be desired. Think overpriced convention center staples: pizza slices, soggy nachos, sad sandwiches, and bottled water priced like it's Evian filtered through Tinker Bell's wings. If you don't plan ahead, you'll end up eating a $15 hot dog while dreaming about Trader Sam's. The Arena at Anaheim Convention Center is where Disney makes magic real -- even if the food is criminal. Come prepared, bring snacks, and know that what happens here shapes the future of Disney parks, movies, and fandom. It's history in the making... with nachos you'll regret.

A greta venue for a large event. A lot of tech issues during our conference but it was easy to…read moremaneuver around the facility. Plenty of rooms for presentations, workshops, lectures, and larger events. Plenty of restrooms and water fountains and bottle fill stations.

This is one of my favorite options at Angels Stadium. My mouth was watering when I was in line. I…read moregot the grill cheese short ribs sandwich. It came with a bag of chips. The sandwich is a bit oily, but I like how "cheesy" it was. I finished my sandwich and already thinking about my next one! It is on the pricy side, but what can I expect when I am buying food in the middle of a baseball game.

Nice place to get gifts there! Otani goods are there for…read moreeveryone He's truly the face of this stadium I'm very proud of him! Come get items and support him! :) Cheers

What did you say about the Big A and the team store this is heaven to us Angel fans I'm so glad I…read morelive close by the stadium and I could always come check the store for new items and if I need to get tickets in a pinch I could always come to the box office

When I go to Anaheim stadium, I prefer to just eat at the Lexus Diamond club. This is private to…read morethe suite ticket holders (I think) and you do have to be aware of upcharges like cocktails and other specialty drinks but you won't be able to beat the value. Ordering food to the suite is pricier without the service. Eating at the other places in the stadium is good but the hassle with lines and waiting, then carrying everything back to the suite is not worth the extra trouble and you most likely won't save much money. For these reasons, I feel the $60 per person is actually very reasonable when you come hungry, stick to the included drinks, and take a couple of hot dogs back to the suite for a snack later. Service is really good and I appreciate club for an option. Note: outside seating is generally not included with the regular suite ticket.

Came here with the husband on Friday, 7/3/2026 to watch the Angels vs. Red Sox game. We had…read morereservations to dine at the Diamond Club, courtesy of an auction that I had won. It was nice to get the first seating, we arrived a little after 4:30 pm and got a table inside near the window. Proceeded to make our way to the buffet to sample all the food items. Really enjoyed the cookies, ice cream bar, and the desserts. If you step outside, you can see the game right behind home plate which is the prime view. There's also a section of the diamond club that was a bar area, where people were watching the Argentina vs. Cape Verde FIFA World Cup game. So intense! One person in our party was comped, and the other person was $60 for the buffet. What a splendid way to kick off 4th of July wknd in town! After dinner, we proceeded to our prime seats, watched the game till close to 7:45 pm, and then went back to the Diamond Club to get ourselves some hot dogs and cookies. You can access the club till 8 pm to get hot dogs and desserts. This may just be a one-time experience for us! Enjoyed it for what it was! :)

Beautiful field!…read more About 3x per week I do the stairs here. What a great community gift!!! So many people out getting healthy and socializing while doing so. I love it. I always feel safe and see many of the same faces time after time. The grounds seem to be kept very clean, which is a huge plus. And parking is easy to find, easy to get in and out of the lot. THANK YOU FULLERTON!!!! This place is fantastic!

This is a beautiful sports complex with so much potential in a nice area. I have seen it go down…read moreafter a couple visits. Over the weekend we did walk in a dugout with a transient occupying it. I wish it could have been checked beforehand. The turf is pretty rough looking along with the mounds. No playground but stairs that provides a fun workout. Restroom are available but definitely carry your own tp and soap! Parking can be hard but Im not to judge on it during tournament or friendlies. Definitely take advantage of a snack bar opportunity. They have a building I never seen used! But a set up outside is worth it.

Five Stars, so grateful to have this track because there are not any dirt non paved tracks for…read moremiles around. It's the closest you can get to trail dirt in the city. There is a grass field adjacent that you can also run on as well as some good bleachers to do steps. I'm sure that the ladies who gave this low marks were just looking for a excuse not to exercise and are not running currently because they found a bunch. There were a few bits of litter ... and guess what? I picked them up so I don't have to see them again! Respect the place your using for free or it will disappear. You could jog past a piece of litter for laps/miles and then go home write negative reviews on yelp for 15 minutes whining about it, or you could pick it up in 5 seconds and do your part, jeez. No poop when I was there, but I'd pick that up too. No potholes either but you could fill those yourself too, the track is wide. Also, anyone smoking whatever they want is none of your business, lung police. The more runners there, the better for the your lungs.

I am so blessed to have this track near my home I used to run in Cypress and now I run here plenty…read moreof parking secure. Good on my feet good place to get a quick jog. I love seeing people here walking with their spouses kids and friends sometimes people do a exercise on the grass.

This is a nice space area for football games love the dog park next to it…read more I would say there little space in between