Section 259 at Angel Stadium

(2026 Review) - Budget-Friendly Seating: Located in left field and right field, often among the most affordable tickets.    Social Atmosphere: Close to the Budweiser Patio and Coors CF Bar.    Home Run Territory: Lower right field sections offer some of the best chances to catch a home run ball.    Sunny Seating Areas: Most outfield sections are fully exposed to the sun.    Two Main Areas: Includes the Left Field Pavilion and Right Field seating sections.    Who Should Sit Here  Outfield seats are a good choice for fans who want a lively atmosphere and affordable ticket prices. These sections are popular with groups of friends and fans who enjoy home run territory and easy access to outfield social areas.  Outfield Location + Details  Outfield seating at Angel Stadium is located beyond the infield along the left and right field corners.  These sections sit farther from home plate but offer a relaxed environment with easy access to popular social areas like the Budweiser Patio and Coors CF Bar.  Because of their location, these sections are often chosen by fans who prefer a more casual game-day experience rather than the closest view of the field.  Left Field Pavilion  The Left Field Pavilion includes Sections 257–260, located behind the outfield bullpens.  These sections provide a unique vantage point of the game from the outfield and allow fans to watch pitchers warming up in the bullpen before entering the game.  Compared to right field seating, the Left Field Pavilion tends to move into the shade earlier, making it slightly more comfortable during hot afternoon games.  Right Field Seats  Right field seating is divided into two different levels.  Lower Right Field Sections (236–240) These seats sit closer to the field and provide some of the best opportunities for catching home run balls at Angel Stadium.  Sections 238 and 239 are especially popular because they see more home run balls than most other sections in the stadium. Fans hoping to catch a ball should consider sitting no farther back than Row F.  Right Field Pavilion Located above the lower outfield sections, the Right Field Pavilion features sections with roughly a dozen rows each and an entrance located at the top row.  These seats sit significantly farther from the field and are fully exposed to the sun, often becoming very warm during afternoon and evening games.  Because of the distance from the field, home run balls rarely reach these seats.  Views from the Outfield  Outfield seats provide a unique perspective of the game from beyond the outfield wall.  While these seats are farther from home plate, fans can enjoy watching plays develop across the field while also being positioned near home run territory and bullpen activity.  One drawback of the Right Field Pavilion is that the main scoreboard sits above these sections, meaning fans seated here will not have a clear view of it during the game.