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Angel Stadium is located in Anaheim, California, and has been known as many names over the years. They include Angel Stadium of Anaheim (which is the formal name), Anaheim Stadium, and Edison International Field of Anaheim. Although Angel Stadium was built many years ago in 1966, it still has a lot to offer both fans and the teams who are lucky enough to play on the field on a regular basis.

The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim of the MLB is the only team to play their home games at Angel Stadium. In the past other teams have also played at Angel Stadium, but none since the Los Angeles Rams of the NFL in 1994.

At this time the seating capacity of Angel Stadium is approximately 45,000. Although this is one of the smaller ballparks in the country, is has a lot to offer the fans who show up at an Angels game during the summer. Not only do all of the seats offer good site lines of the field, but the concessions are also top of the line as well.

In addition to the many baseball games that are played at Angel Stadium each year, this venue has also hosted high school and professional football games and concerts. Some of the best concerts in Angel Stadium history include David Bowie, Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, Britney Spears, and Madonna among many others.

There are many reasons to purchase Angel Stadium tickets including its great location, good views of the field, and concessions to die for. With the team picking up steam as well, you will see some great action on the field.

With so much to offer it is easy to see why Angel Stadium has been a favorite among teams and fans for more than 40 years. Although it may not be as modern as other venues in the league, Angel Stadium has a lot to offer. For this reason it is safe to say that it will be around for many more years to come. And this is a good thing for Major League Baseball!