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Angel Stadium
A baseball stadium in Anaheim that opened on April 19, 1966, as the home of the Los Angeles Angels with a seating capacity of 45,517.
Angel Stadium opened on April 19, 1966, in Anaheim as the first permanent home of the Los Angeles Angels baseball team. It was built on 160 acres of land that was formerly agricultural, and its distinctive architecture made it a landmark for the region. The stadium was designed with a capacity of 43,250 seats, which has been expanded and refined over the decades to its current 45,517 capacity.
The stadium is located at 2000 Gene Autry Way in Anaheim and has hosted tens of millions of visitors across its seasons. It has been renovated and upgraded multiple times to remain competitive among major-league facilities, including significant work in the late 1990s. For many Anaheim residents, a summer evening at Angel Stadium is a regular family tradition: hot dogs, the game, time with people who matter.
The financial responsibility of those traditions—making sure your family can continue them if your income is not there—is at the core of what term life insurance covers. Coverage sized to the years when children are in school and when a household depends on active income protects that continuity.