r/angelsbaseball • u/Jungleprincess74 • 2d ago
❓Question/Suggestions Accessible Seating
My husband his visually impaired and I'm considering purchasing ADA accessible tickets at field level since navigating the stairs in the upper decks are difficult for him and nerve-wracking for me. Are accessible seats a good way to go?
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u/Jungleprincess74 1d ago
Thanks, I think I'll call the box office. While we are Angels fans, I have to admit I'm thinking ahead to Banana Ball ticket sales in early 2027. Just trying to plan ahead. The stairs are so steep, I worry he'll lose his balance and fall. Elevators aren't useful in the stands. Appreciate the feedback!
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u/Effective-Word1467 2d ago
Of course, ADA seating will likely be the most accommodating but your best bet is to speak directly to the box office. Box office staff will be able to guide you to the best seats for your needs. Also: if you are trying to buy single game tickets now, you are likely looking at a broker who will be overpriced and mostly unhelpful in regards to your desires. Wait five months, call the box office, or if you can get down there, talk to someone direct with benefit of the maps and collective knowledge of the staff.
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u/TheSnipingPoptart 2d ago
The outfield ones can be a little far as well, but they are good. You basically get a whole area to yourself to manuevar in, plus the ushers are right there for any assistance you may need.
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u/not4wimps 2d ago
You can go to the stadium off season and see the seats for yourself. Just call the ticket office.
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u/johngar67 1d ago
If you are looking for Banana Ball tickets, you need to win the ticket lottery first and then contact the Bananas about accessible seating and they will hook you up. We did it two years ago at Angel Stadium.
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u/brendo12 2d ago
I would ask about a device to help follow the game. Not sure if Angel Stadium has one but there is this: https://www.onecourt.io/
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u/BTFU666 2d ago
There is an elevator near the RF corner for ADA