What are your true thoughts on Angel Stadium?

[Stradling]

After going to the better parks, Angel Stadium is a dump. It's old but not historic so there's none of that charm either. At least it's not O.co or Dodger Stadium bad.

A dump? What a joke.

[JAHV76]

Its 15 minutes from my house so i appreciate the proximity. They could use some other food options but they don't prohibit you from bringing outside food if you plan in advance. So if you want a hotdog and a beer to watch a game their concessions are reasonable. Just avoid the tongue lady on the upper view level.

[ScottT]

Part of the problem with food is that the place is so old. It affects lots of things.  

 

Many spring training and minor league facilities have better food and beverage options. 

 

Tempe Diablo Stadium sucks, too, aside from decent access, and the view beyond LF.  Probably the worst Cactus League stadium when it comes to food and beverage.  Tiny concourses, few actual seats, lack of shade.  

[ScottT]

The main team stores at both stadiums are garbage, too.  

[tomsred]

Feels like home to me. I can't describe the feelings I get when I'm in that ballpark.

 

I can recommend a good plumber to help with the bathrooms at your house.  Then throw out all your wooden chairs with no cushions.  And for God's sake, put something other than hot dogs, pizza and beer in your refrigerator.  It's also a good idea not to invite your drunken friends over with their baseball opinions, LOL.

Edited January 12, 2016 by tomsred

[tomsred]

The main team stores at both stadiums are garbage, too.  

 

What are you expecting, Nordstroms?

[ABC]

Oh no, someone doesn't like the crappy team store. 

[Vegas Halo Fan]

When I saw my first game there in 1975, it was like watching a game in a cave. The renovations made a big difference in the fan experience. Not up there with the newer parks, but a decent place to watch a game.

[ScottT]

Sight lines are poor. Better than Fenway, but much worse than new parks.  

 

Club level has torn seats and slow service.  

[yk9001]

The stadium doesn't have 'entertainment options' around it.

 

The positive:

Ingress and egress to and from the stadium/freeways is as painless as possible.

 

The negative:

No entertainment options next to the stadium.

 

 

I live in SoCal. There are entertainment options everywhere else.  I will take the quick path getting to and from there every time.

[yk9001]

The last renovation was cosmetic.

 

You mean this renovation:

 

 

TO

 

??? That was cosmetic??

[Jobu]

Marlboro!

[Vegas Halo Fan]

I live in SoCal. There are entertainment options everywhere else.  I will take the quick path getting to and from there every time.

 

My last object lesson in this was the last time I went (or ever will go again) to Dodger Stadium. I had a hotel two miles from the ballpark, and it took me an hour to get from the hotel to my seat.

Edited January 12, 2016 by Vegas Halo Fan

[Jimmag]

My biggest complaint is only one Championship Trophy.

[Docwaukee]

I wish it were closer.  

 

Maybe I'll get my wish.  

[gotbeer]

I wish it were closer.  

 

Maybe I'll get my wish.  

 

Kroenke will soon have a lot of land available for development.

[Erstad Grit]

Kind of boring from an artistic standpoint. Bland colors on a giant cement concrete bowl. I love the Disney additions with the fountain, helmets, etc. Probably slightly above the average if I ranked all the stadiums I've been to. 

[Angel Oracle]

Would Kroenke be interested in MLB?

[halosfan1970]

The churros are stiff and the brisket sandwich gave me the poos.

[Vegas Halo Fan]

I may not be the best one to ask, because I haven't been to a lot of ballparks, and some of the ones that I have been to have either been torn down or are no longer in use for baseball. The only one of the newer parks that I have been to is the Rangers park. My list:

 

D. C. (RFK) Stadium

Old Comiskey

Atlanta-Fulton County

Arlington Stadium

Ballpark at Arlington

Dodger Stadium

Angels Stadium

[Angel Oracle]

The MLB stadiums I have been to are:  Angel Stadium, Chavez Latrine, Qualcomm Stadium, Overstock.com, and Wrigley Field.

I've driven by but have not been inside: Marlins Park, Turner Field, US Cellular Field, and Candlestick Park.     

Edited January 12, 2016 by Angel Oracle

[HaloCory22]

Angel Stadium is very meh. Boring. Nothing really stands out. The parking and access is the best but other than that its heading towards dump status. Wish they'd build a new stadium in the parking lot. Of the parks I've been to, AT&T and Petco Parks are still at the top of the list.

[yk9001]

I may not be the best one to ask, because I haven't been to a lot of ballparks, and some of the ones that I have been to have either been torn down or are no longer in use for baseball. The only one of the newer parks that I have been to is the Rangers park. My list:

 

D. C. (RFK) Stadium

Old Comiskey

Atlanta-Fulton County

Arlington Stadium

Ballpark at Arlington

Dodger Stadium

Angels Stadium

 

Jesus that is one sad list.

[halosfan1970]

The MLB stadiums I have been to are:  Angel Stadium, Chavez Latrine, Qualcomm Stadium, Overstock.com, and Wrigley Field.

I've driven by but have not been inside: Marlins Park, Turner Field, US Cellular Field, and Candlestick Park.     

 

You survived RFK without falling concrete landing on your head? Good Day!

[eaterfan]

You survived RFK without falling concrete landing on your head? Good Day!

Mock RFK all you want. I went to two baseball games there. It was better than Angels stadium.