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All of the specialty food stands are in the wide, open-air part of the concourse along the left field line, which features a picnic area and a lookout deck filled with high top bar tables.Ī few tall and lean palm trees inhabit the space from the right field foul pole to the hitters’ backdrop, which is the only area off limits to fans. Pennants celebrating the Angels’ trips to the postseason are on the façade above the press box.Ĭoncessions are located throughout the concourse. Those beyond are bleacher-style benches with backs.Īn upper level structure built primarily on the first base side of the stadium houses some suites, a group space and the press box. Within the seating bowl, all seats between the dugouts have chair backs. From there a berm begins and extends all the way to the hitters’ backdrop in left-center. The seating bowl extends from the right foul pole to halfway between third base and the left field foul pole. It also offers the only shade fans will find in the roofless stadium.Īll seating is below the concourse. The concourse is fairly narrow so it remains crowded throughout the game.

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The exterior features flower beds and palm trees nestled between wide stairways that lead up to the ballpark’s main entrance behind home plate, where the Angels’ logo stands tall directly above the façade on which the stadium’s name is written.Īfter ascending the steps, fans enter a covered concourse with full view of the playing field. But the ballpark also has an equally picturesque exterior, from which a freestanding Angels’ big “A” logo sits atop. Residing at the base of Tempe's Twin Buttes, Tempe Diablo Stadium is well known for its stunning view of the local rock formation that rises above left field.

Thanks to two major renovations over the preceding two decades, the most recent completed in 2006, the spring training home of the Angels features the modern amenities fans have come to expect, but in a setting that few ballparks can top. Almost five decades after it opened, Tempe Diablo Stadium looks better than ever.