Angel Stadium
Home to the Angels for more than 50 years now, Angel Stadium is among the oldest active ballparks in Major League Baseball. Despite the age of the building, this venue is alive with excitement each season in beautiful southern California.
Los Angeles Angels suites are a hot commodity as the experience is one that will not soon be forgotten. Nearly 80 luxury suites line the field, accommodating up to 36 guests, each with first class service and amenities. Every Los Angeles Angels suite is a testament to true luxury with comfortable seating to go along with incredible catering options. Experience baseball the way it was meant to be seen, in a luxurious suite that enhances every aspect of your enjoyment. Contact us direct at sales@luxuryvipsuites.com today to learn more about the luxury suite purchase process and why choosing LuxuryVIPSuites is the best decision you can make.
Whether you are looking to entertain for business or personal purposes, you cannot go wrong with a Los Angeles Angels suite. Our phones are constantly ringing with groups looking to book an outing at an Angels game.
Angels luxury suite owners know the value of these boxes. They are in high demand and LuxuryVIPSuites is the best there is when it comes to marketing suites to corporate clients. You receive a bill every year for the suite, so why not make a little back for the dates you cannot use? By calling our office at 610-828-7407, you gain access to potential suite renters via our exclusive clientele.
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Entering into the MLB in 1961, under the ownership of legendary American performer Gene Autry, the Los Angeles Angels sought to build upon the California baseball trend started by the Dodgers and Giants, while capitalizing on its familiar name, a throwback to the old Pacific Coast League team.
Changing stadiums and names over the years, today’s team is officially known as the Los Angeles Angels. They make their home at Angel Stadium in Anaheim. Autry gave his heart and soul to this franchise, and they showed their appreciation by retiring the number 26 in his honor (as there are only 25 players on an MLB team’s active roster, indicating that he is the 26th man).
Unfortunately, the architect of this great franchise did not get to participate in its greatest victory. Autry passed away at the age of 91 in 1998. The team soldiered on in his absence, achieving champion status in 2002 with a World Series title over the San Francisco Giants. Led by Troy Glaus, Garret Anderson, Darin Erstad, David Eckstein, Tim Salmon, John Lackey, Troy Percival, and Francisco Rodriquez, the Angels captured their first World Series in game seven at home.
Anchored by one of the most electrifying players in the game today in Mike Trout, the Angels are definitely not short on talent. Jared Walsh had a breakout rookie year and should be taking over at first base for the legendary Albert Pujols, who will most likely move to the DH spot. Contributions by way of David Fletcher, Anthony Rendon, Justin Upton, and Shohei Ohtani (who pulls double duty as both a pitcher and DH for this club) are key to their success. Receiving Dexter Fowler in a trade with St. Louis brings another star to the outfield.
Pitchers Dylan Bundy, Andrew Heaney, and Griffin Canning make sure the Angels keep the score close in every game before Mike Mayers shuts it down.
Angels fans are ready to see the LA playoff drought come to an end so they can enjoy their favorite team well into the fall. Their first season under new manager Joe Maddon was a memorable one for the circumstances (Covid-19 and the subsequent pandemic-shortened season), but not so much for the outcome (26-34 for 4th place in the AL West and no playoff berth). LA is hopeful that things will get back to normal in 2021 and the Angels can take a big step forward as an organization en route to another World Series.
A collection of star players have taken the field for the Los Angeles Angels over the years, including Nolan Ryan, Rod Carew, Tim Salmon, Brian Downing, Garret Anderson, Jim Fregosi, Darin Erstad, and Chuck Finley. For more information about the Los Angeles Angels click here.
If you own a Los Angeles Angels suite, we can market your luxury suite for the dates you choose not to use or are unable to attend.
This is a great opportunity to offset much of your suite expense which you incur each year. You have thousands of dollars just sitting there – no Los Angeles Angels game should go unused.
Benefit from extra revenue with LuxuryVIPSuites while helping out a corporate group that needs to entertain clients at a game or concert in your Los Angeles Angels suite.