Around Angel Stadium
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Two breweries, Golden Road and Karl Strauss, are across Orangewood Avenue from Angel Stadium, about a 15-minute walk away. For anything else, plan on a short drive or rideshare, since the stadium is surrounded by its own parking lot, with the 57 freeway along its east side.
Across Orangewood Avenue
Golden Road Brewing is at 2210 E. Orangewood Ave. and Karl Strauss Brewing is at 2390 E. Orangewood Ave. Golden Road has a big outdoor patio.
Tailgating
Tailgating is only allowed in the Big A Lot, and drinking alcohol anywhere in the parking lot is illegal. You can find more about the lot rules in our First-Timer’s Guide section.
Brewery X
Brewery X has its taproom and beer garden at 3191 E. La Palma Ave. in north Anaheim, a drive from the stadium. It also runs a restaurant inside the park, on the right-field Club Level. You can find more about drinks inside the park in our What to Eat section.
The Anaheim Packing District
In Downtown Anaheim, a short drive from the stadium, the Anaheim Packing District centers on the Anaheim Packing House, a restored 1919 citrus packing house turned into a multi-vendor food hall, and the district also takes in the Packard Building and Farmers Park. Because it’s a food hall, it works for a group that can’t agree on one place to eat.
The Platinum Triangle and Honda Center
The Platinum Triangle is the city’s name for the area around Angel Stadium, Honda Center, and The Grove of Anaheim. It is being built up with apartments, plus some retail and dining, so check what’s open before you count on it for a meal.
Honda Center, next door, hosts the Anaheim Ducks and touring concerts. When a hockey game or a show lines up with an Angels game, expect more traffic getting in and out of the area.
The Disneyland resort district
About two to three miles from the stadium, Downtown Disney and the rest of the Anaheim Resort area around Disneyland make an easy stop before or after the game by car or rideshare. You can find more about staying out there in our Where to Stay section.
Family-friendly stops
The Angel Stadium Behind-the-Scenes Tour is ticketed separately from a game. It costs $26 for adults and $22 for kids 3 to 14, seniors 55 and over, and military, and kids under 3 are free. It runs 75 to 90 minutes and goes onto the field and into the Angels dugout, the visitors’ clubhouse, the press conference room, the Gene Autry Suite, the broadcast booth, and a Dugout Suite, though some stops aren’t open on game-day tours.
Discovery Cube Orange County, a hands-on science museum in Santa Ana, is a short drive away if you have kids with you before a night game.
More to do in Anaheim
Anaheim puts Disneyland, the coast, and LA within reach.
Rafiki Tours runs an Anaheim food and culture walking tour. It starts from $115 per person.
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Bars and restaurants in Anaheim come and go, and they change owners fast, so before you make the drive, confirm that the place you picked is still in business.
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