Great seats and a great game! Getting in was easy and well controlled. Food & drink lines were and…read morethe restrooms were clean! It was a Wednesday game against the A's, so keep that in mind.

Take me out to the ball game…read more.. Angel Stadium opened in 1966 and home to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim major league baseball team. In the late 1990s, it underwent major renovations. I was fortunate to attend a Banana Ball League game featuring the Savannah Bananas and Indianapolis Clowns. The Indy Clowns have a rich, pioneering history tracing back to the 1930s! It was about 7 to 8 minute walk from the Ayres Hotel. So can't really comment on parking for this particular game. Although exiting the game as a pedestrian was a challenge. For the OG yelpers, think of the video game, Frogger. At the gate, it was nice to be greeted by friendly greeters in banana suits! There were several yellow tents in the front selling Savannah Bananas merch and other Banana Ball League items. Although the lines were long, they kept it moving. The hubby and I were seated up in the upper level. It was a combo of an escalator and stairs to get up there. There are the big screens or just watching the action directly on the field from the upper level. In the latter part of the game, we took a break and went downstairs to to get Angel dogs and a drink. Those hot dogs hit the spot. The drinks were in a large commerative Angels plastic cup. Lines of course are long but they did a great job of keeping them moving. The Savannah Bananas/Indianapolis Clowns game was a good family-friendly experience at a nice ballpark. 4 stars.

Honda Center (aka The Pond) is great! In the heart of Orange County near major freeways so it's so…read moreeasy to get to. This year they are putting in tons of money to renovate the Honda Center and it's looking great! The restaurants are faster now that there is an option to mobile order. They're also adding in new cool restaurants and painting a lot of the inside. They are also adding in a bar where you can enjoy a drink while watching the game. The only bummer is how annoyingly and ear shatteringly loud it is inside. They have definitely upped the volume on microphones and music inside. People from all ages (babies, toddlers, 30s to elders) are wearing noise cancelling headphones because of how awfully loud it is inside. My whole family and I bought noice cancelling headphones for the games, and it's still loud. Please turn down the volume a bit!

Great for views, bad for sound. I've been here for a couple…read moreconcerts in the last two years. While the venue is smaller than most arenas, it offers offers a decent view and comfortable seats from almost any section. The downside is the audio is consistently terrible. I'd recommend seeing your favorite artists elsewhere if you have the choice.

I hate leaving bad reviews but I wish someone warned me before coming Here…read more It literally felt like a cult :( A Ted talk and concert. The pastor is an amazing speaker, but the Bible was never opened and he didn't quote any scripture. He spoke well but I felt very uneasy during the service. I love everyone who lead people closer to God but I dislike and can't agree with the way they run its service. It just wasn't for me. Ps They had a merch store and inside they had figurines of the pastor for sale.... like what???? I knew for sure this wasn't a house of God.

Me encanta lo único que asen muy largo lo de la música para personas mayores mantener se de pie es…read morealgo pesado con mucho amor y mucho respeto

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

My friend has season tickets with an awesome view of the goal so it was SUPER FUN tonight watching…read moreThe Anaheim Ducks beat the New York Islanders 5-1 at the Honda Center!!!!! I often accompany her to Ducks games and today was the first time this season. We sit near a mother (90-something) and son (60-something) who are there every game. The son has a huge bellowing voice to yell "Let's Go Ducks!!" No doubt the players can hear him from the ice rink. The Honda Center is full of adrenaline and pep and it's entertaining to watch people as much as it is to watch the game! The new parking structure is really nice! I didn't understand why my friend insisted on parking backwards but then it totally made sense as we left just now because it's much easier to join the line of departing cars if you're driving forward. ALSO, if someone kind makes room for you in the line. Thank you, kind person! Back to the Honda Center--we got some chicken tenders and curly fries for $15 for dinner because we were hungry after work. (Usually we just get Dole whip soft serve pineapple (yum))! Generous portions of real chicken meat in three huge tenders which were well cooked and seasoned, on a mountain of curly fries--very satisfying! You grab your own condiments to go, so I got ranch and ketchup. The Ducks played very well and it was fun sitting next to a 5-year-old boy and his dad--the boy was enraptured with the game, shouting things like "Ducks, do better!" To which his dad replied, "well, we ARE winning". I went to my first Ducks game back in 1996, 30 years ago when Paul Kariya was playing. It's still a super fun team to watch live!! I'm sure we'll be back!

Let's go ducks! Wheater we lose a home game or a game in…read moregeneral it's still fun to watch Can't believe we made it 4th place in the whole league at the beginning of the season (around the beginning) somehow we flopped and fell to 18th which isent bad we're still top 20 but being in 4th place was crazy. We fell lower but went up to 18th. Hopefully we can at least try to get to 15 or 12 or 10th place before the season ends. Anyways ducks had a huge comeback this season and here's pictures from the 2024 season home opener. Go ducks!

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.

Love waking up and coming here to take my morning stroll listening to my music and watching all of…read morenature here birds, lizards, squirrels, butterflies rabbits and other joggers passing by

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

Wonderful store! Best to go around the 2nd or 3rd inning when it's less packed but you will not be…read moredisappointed with the selection of merch! The store is very clean and well stocked! Workers are friendly and inviting !

Made a reservation about a week out. Buffet was $60 but did not include soda or alcohol. There was…read moredefinitely a large variety of food. They had tables for candy, salad/cheese, 3 different carved meats, sandwich, pasta, hot dogs, cookies/cake and ice cream/gelato. The food overall was pretty good. The price is not bad when you think of how much regular ballpark food costs. Not sure if I would do it again. Was stuffed trying to eat a bit of everything. The service was A+++.

Just like everyone posted, you do need tickets in 114-122 section to access the club. They have 2…read morereservation time 5pm and 6:30pm. You can make the reservation over at OpenTable. Honestly the food was so-so. It's just the experience to be able to eat a variety of stadium food ( see menu pic) in one seating while watching the game was pretty cool. It was really chilly during the game, so it helps to just eat at the restaurant instead of sitting outside at our actual seats. You can always pay and add entree food to your menu but they do have a lot of food in the buffet ($60/pp) The thing is there were 3 of us, so we left $200 and rest was card with over 20% of tip. Come to find out days later, they charged us the full amount again on one of our friends card. So that really left a sour taste in our mouth. Never again!