Rally Monkey
When the Angels need a late comeback, the Rally Monkey appears on the video board, energizing the crowd with one of baseball's most famous fan traditions.
Iconic Southern California baseball stadium known for its rock formation backdrop and longtime MLB history.
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When the Angels need a late comeback, the Rally Monkey appears on the video board, energizing the crowd with one of baseball's most famous fan traditions.
Following every Angels home victory, the halo atop the iconic Big A outside Angel Stadium is illuminated, signaling an Angels win across Orange County.
Before first pitch, "Calling All Angels" by Train plays while fans sing along and prepare for player introductions.
During key games and the postseason, fans create constant noise by clapping red ThunderStix throughout Angel Stadium.
Fans often gather outside the stadium after victories to see the Big A halo glowing, making it a postgame tradition unique to the Angels.
Full exhibits on the 2002 World Series championship — the Angels' only title.
Freeway Series rivalry history between Anaheim and Los Angeles.
Honors the Singing Cowboy — Angels founder and original owner.
Permanent tributes to the best player of his generation and Angels franchise icon.
Celebrates the Ryan Express — no-hitter king and Angels pitching legend.
The origin story of the Rally Monkey — born during the 2002 championship run.
Honors Ohtani's two-way MVP seasons and historic Angels achievements.
Waterfalls and geysers erupt from the Rock Pile on the videoboard and in person.
The unforgettable first glimpse of the Big A, Rock Pile, and California sunshine.
Classic photo with the iconic Big A sign and halo — an Angels pilgrimage.
Evening game with sunset over Orange County from upper deck seats.
Freeway Series rivalry when the Dodgers visit Angel Stadium.
Postseason atmosphere with Rally Monkey energy in Orange County.
Special Ohtani tribute night celebrating the two-way legend's Angels era.
Perfect California sunshine baseball — open-air Angels baseball at its best.
Special Trout bobblehead night — celebrate the franchise icon.
Waterfalls and geysers erupt from the Rock Pile after every Angels home run.
World Series baseball in Anaheim — the pinnacle of Angels fandom.
History of the Anaheim Angels era and the Disney ownership years.
Complete championship history centered on the 2002 World Series title.
Full history of the California Angels era from 1965 to 1996.
Commemorates Nolan Ryan's no-hitters and Angels pitching milestones.
Exhibits on baseball in Orange County and Southern California.
Honors Carew's Hall of Fame career in Anaheim.
Celebrates Kingfish — 2002 World Series hero and Angels franchise leader.
Tributes to Vlad — Hall of Famer and Angels slugging legend.
Live postgame concerts in the Anaheim area after select games.
Historic ALCS rivalry when the Yankees visit Anaheim.
Live music in Anaheim after select Angels home games.
The stadium provides views of Orange County and surrounding areas.
The 230-foot halo-topped Big A — Anaheim’s landmark, lit after Angels wins.
The California Spectacular rock formation in left-center, with geysers after home runs.
Honors the franchise's first and only World Series title.
Honors Angels players, managers, and contributors.
Honors Angels legends including Nolan Ryan, Rod Carew, Tim Salmon, and other franchise icons.
Exhibits honoring Mike Trout, the Angels’ three-time MVP.
Showcases Angels memorabilia and important moments.
Behind-the-scenes tours showcasing the field, dugouts, and stadium history.
Features Southern California-inspired food and ballpark favorites.
Fan seating area designed around home run viewing and entertainment.
Family-friendly area featuring games and interactive activities.
Statue of Gene Autry, the Singing Cowboy and founding Angels owner.
Statue of Rod Carew, the Angels’ Hall of Fame hitting maestro.
Statue of Nolan Ryan, who threw four no-hitters as an Angel.
Statue of Vladimir Guerrero, the free-swinging 2004 MVP.
Statue of Tim Salmon, Mr. Angel and the 2002 World Series hero.
Disney-era home-plate marker celebrating the Angels’ Anaheim / Mickey Mouse years.
Historic ALCS rivalry between Anaheim and New York.
The story of the 1961 expansion Angels and the franchise's early years.
Honors GA's franchise records and 2002 championship contributions.
Video and display highlights of the franchise's most unforgettable plays.
Bobblehead nights, jersey nights, and special promotional games.
Honoring service members with ceremonies and special recognition.
Family-focused activities and promotions for young Angels fans.
Walk Anaheim restaurants and shops before heading into the ballpark.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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