Los Angeles Angels Tickets

Learn About Los Angeles Angels Tickets

If you are looking for Los Angeles Angels tickets, then you are in the right place. Immortal Seats is the ticket marketplace to go through for cheap Angels tickets and great-value tickets to all Los Angeles events and Major League Baseball games.

Los Angeles Angels History

Los Angeles Angels Fact Check:

• Los Angeles Angels Founded - 1961
• Los Angeles Angels Stadium - Angel Stadium
• Los Angeles Angels World Series Titles - One
• Los Angeles Angels Last World Series Win - 2002
• Los Angeles Angels Weird Fact: The Angels were owned by "Singing Cowboy" Gene Autrey when they became the first expansion franchise (along with the Washington Senators) in 1961.

Los Angeles Angels Tickets (FAQs)

How much do Los Angeles Angels tickets cost?

Los Angeles Angels tickets vary in price based on supply and demand. They are much cheaper than the average MLB ticket, but even with that, Immortal Seats has deals on all Los Angeles Angels games at Angel Stadium of Anaheim.

Where can I buy Los Angeles Angels tickets?

The best place to buy Los Angeles Angels tickets is with Immortal Seats through either our website or mobile app.

Is it possible to buy cheap Los Angeles Angels tickets?

Los Angeles Angels tickets vary widely in price. Some games against rivals and other big-name teams will have very few tickets for under $12. Other games can sell tickets for less than $5 as supply outweighs demand. Shop around on Immortal Seats for any day you can go to get the best Angels ticket deal.

Where do the Los Angeles Angels play?

The Los Angeles Angels play at Angel Stadium of Anaheim (or Angel Stadium) in Anaheim, California. Angel Stadium first opened in 1966, and it is the fourth oldest stadium actively used in MLB behind Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, and Dodger Stadium.

The Big A seats 43,250 people for baseball games, and its record attendance was for Game 1 of the ACLS in 1982. This was before stadium renovations reduced the capacity to add luxury suites, and on that day, 64,406 fans watched the California Angels beat the Milwaukee Brewers 8-3.

Are there other events at Angel Stadium?

The major revenue driver outside baseball is through concerts. Artists including The Who, ZZ Top, and Pink Floyd played the venue in the 1970s when The Big A was most used for musical acts. Concerts this century include shows by SZA, Kenny Chesney, and Kelly Clarkson.

Where can I buy parking for Los Angeles Angels games?

Angel Stadium parking is serviced by numerous parking lots surrounding the facility. If you are driving, then book parking early and ensure you will have parking when attending a Los Angeles Angels game or other Angel Stadium event.

Which team is the main rival of the Los Angeles Angels?

The Los Angeles Dodgers are considered a rival of the Los Angeles Angels because the two teams share a geographical location. The Angels cannot match the Dodgers' history, so this does feel like a one-sided rivalry. The Oakland A's are also a rival because they and the Angels are in the same division.

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