Section 209 at Angel Stadium

(2026 Review) - 200-Level Seating: Terrace Level sections include Sections 201–230 on the Angels seating chart.    Strong Views: Located directly behind Field Level (100-level) seating.    Fully Covered Sections: All Terrace seats sit under the overhang, providing shade and weather protection.    Infield Options: Sections near home plate and the dugouts offer the best views.    Multiple Ticket Labels: Terrace MVP, All-Star, and Box tickets may vary in price but offer similar amenities.      Who Should Sit Here  Terrace Level seats are ideal for fans who want to sit relatively close to the field while staying shaded during day games. These seats are popular with fans looking for great value and protection from the sun without sitting in the upper levels.  Terrace Level Location & Details  Terrace Level seating at Angel Stadium includes Sections 201 through 230, located directly above the Field Level (100-level) seating.  These sections act as an extension of the lower bowl while providing a slightly elevated perspective of the field.  Each section typically features around a dozen rows of seating, with the main entry tunnel located at the top row. A small walkway separates the Terrace sections from the Field Level seats below.  On the seating chart, Terrace Level seats may be labeled with different ticket types such as:  Terrace MVP    Terrace All-Star    Terrace Box    While ticket prices may vary depending on the location, these seats generally come with similar amenities and seating styles.  Views from the Terrace Level  Terrace Level seats provide a great viewing angle from just above the lower bowl.  Fans seated in these sections can comfortably follow the action across the entire field while still feeling close to the game. Sections located closer to the infield offer the best sightlines toward home plate.  Because these seats are elevated above the Field Level, many fans enjoy the clear view of the entire diamond and defensive alignment.  Best Sections to Consider  Sections closer to home plate typically provide the strongest views and easiest access to concessions.  Seats in the Terrace MVP sections near the infield are often the most desirable on this level.  Fans hoping to sit near the team should note that the Angels dugout sits near Sections 209–213, making these sections especially popular.  These central sections also place fans closer to major concession stands and concourse amenities located behind home plate.  Shade & Seating Strategy  One of the biggest advantages of Terrace Level seating is shade coverage.  All rows in these sections sit under the stadium overhang, meaning fans will usually be protected from both sun and rain.  During afternoon games, most seats will be fully shaded, making this level one of the most comfortable places to sit on warm Southern California days.  Fans should also consider row placement:  Row A offers the closest views of the field    However, the walkway between Terrace and Field Level can create occasional pedestrian traffic in front of Row A    Sitting a few rows higher can reduce distractions, though higher rows may experience partial overhang sightline limitations    Choosing a mid-level row can often provide the best balance between clear sightlines and fewer distractions.