Los Angeles Angels Baseball Game at Angel Stadium on May 30 or June 3 (Up to 41% Off)
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Reigning MVP Mike Trout leads the 2014 AL West champs during home games throughout May and June
The Deal
- One G-Pass to see a Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim baseball game
- Where: Angel Stadium of Anaheim
- Door time: two hours before opening pitch
- Click here to view the seating chart.
Games and Seating Options
Against the Detroit Tigers on Saturday, May 30, at 7:05 p.m. (post-game fireworks)
- $36 for club all-star seating in sections 308–310 or 341–343 ($48.25 value)
- $26 for field-box seating in sections 101–103 or 132 ($38 value)
- $22 for view MVP seating in sections 513–528 ($29.75 value)
- $16 for view all-star seating in sections 508–512 or 529–533 ($24 value)
- $12 for lower-view box seating in sections 401–405 or 431–436 ($17.50 value)
Against the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday, June 3, at 7:05 p.m. (Mike Trout commemorative poster)
- $64 for field MVP seating in sections 109, 126, or 127 ($85 value)
- $26 for terrace all-star seating in sections 206–207 or 226–228 ($44.25 value)
- $17 for field-box seating in sections 101–104 or 132–133 ($21.75 value)
- $13 for right-field MVP seating in sections 236–240 ($19.75 value)
- $10 for View MVP seating in sections 513-528 ($18.50 value)
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How G-Pass Works: Your G-Pass will be ready to print 48 hours after the deal ends. Print the G-Pass and use it to enter the venue directly; you won’t need to redeem at will call. G-passes must be purchased together to sit together. Due to security restrictions, G-Passes cannot be redeemed through the mobile app. Discount reflects the merchant’s current ticket prices - price may differ on day of event.
The Scouting Report
Mike Trout continues to turn any outfield’s bleachers into a used sporting goods store, but the Angels’ hitting has done some further damage in the form of Mike Krauss. Krauss filled in when Albert Pujols took a pitch to the wrist against the Blue Jays—a pitch that drew a gasp from the fans and a rally from the players. Later X-rays revealed only a minor bruise, giving fans permission to exhale, but by then Krauss had already hit a two-run double that led to the Angels’ eventual win. Pujols is expected to return this weekend, but his rest—and his team’s rally in his absence—could prove to be revitalizing as the Angels move into June.
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
The Angels first brought their brand of baseball to the West Coast in 1961. During the club’s first four decades, it experienced patches of success—a trend that changed in 2000, when a new manager took the reins. Since his arrival, he has spearheaded six playoff appearances, including the Angels’ first World Series title in 2002. Today, the team’s consistent play unfolds inside Angels Stadium of Anaheim, a 45,000-seat facility that features terraced bullpens, a towering right-field wall, and an artificial-rock structure above left-centerfield. Though artificial, the structure serves a true purpose as the launching point for the stadium’s famous fireworks—sky-high explosions that let the world know that an Angel has either hit a home run or received the wings for his bee costume.