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ANGEL STADIUM
WARNING: Static first-base line shadows reflect when the satellite imagery was taken & should be disregarded. Adjust the time to view projected shade.
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Angel Stadium Shade Guide
Expert tips and in-depth guides for finding the best shaded seats at Angel Stadium
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Frequently Asked Questions
The third-base side is the shade side. Because home plate faces northeast, the sun starts high behind home plate and the first-base side, then rotates toward third base through the afternoon and sets behind the third-base and left-field stands. The first-base line and right-field pavilion stay sunny the longest.
The covered Terrace Level Sections 201–213 (third-base side) are the best overall. Also strong: the back rows of Field Level Sections 109–122, the View Level (500) behind home plate and on the third-base side, and the protected seats directly behind home plate.
Yes. The entire Terrace (200) Level sits under a structural overhang, most of the upper View Level is covered, and the back rows of the third-base field level tuck under the Terrace overhang. Keep in mind a covered seat isn't always shaded at first pitch: the overhead structures shade these areas best as the sun moves west.
Avoid the right-field pavilion (236–249), the first-base lower level (124–135), outfield and foul-pole seats, and the front rows close to the field, which all stay in direct sun the longest.
For a 1:07 PM start, there is very little shade at first pitch. Shade begins to develop in the mid-afternoon, roughly between 2:30 and 3:30 PM, as the sun moves into the southwest, with the third-base side getting shade first.