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Angel Stadium
Angel Stadium in Anaheim is the home of the Los Angeles Angels baseball team and has hosted Major League Baseball games since 1966.
Angel Stadium opened in 1966 as a municipal facility in Anaheim and immediately became the home of the Los Angeles Angels, a Major League Baseball team. The stadium's original name was Anaheim Stadium, and it was built to bring professional baseball to Orange County. Over decades, the ballpark has undergone multiple renovations and name changes as different companies purchased naming rights, but it has remained the Angels' home venue through all of them.
The stadium seats over 45,000 people and is situated in a central location in Anaheim accessible to residents throughout Orange County. Baseball season runs from late March through September, with games roughly every other day. The ballpark is known for its mountain and angel-wing design elements that were added during a 1998 renovation, creating a distinctive visual landmark visible from nearby freeways and neighborhoods.
For Anaheim families who follow baseball, the Angels represent a year-round connection to the city—a place where memories are made across generations. Protecting a working parent who takes the family to games, or a teenager working toward independence, means planning the income loss that would hurt most: the earnings that pay the mortgage, feed the family, and fund those summer outings. A term policy is that protection.