How would you rate the cost of food and beverages at the ballpark?
Poor
Below Average
Average
Above Average
Excellent
10%
12.7%
38%
29.9%
9.5%
What is the must-have food item offered at the ballpark and what makes it so good?
"The ginormous hot dogs out in center field. Why are they so good?"
"This is a ballpark that has no good food. And they charge very high prices for Taco Bell, Carl's Jr., etc. You can go across the street and pay normal prices for the same food. Arte Moreno brags about having lowered beer prices, but he raised food prices for inferior food and raised ticket prices more. And, take a look, the beer prices are no longer a bargain. The prices may not go up, but each year the cups get smaller."
"The Angels have amazing frozen items. Most stadiums offer an ice cream and some popsicles. However, Angels Stadium has those, plus frozen lemonades and sundaes."
"Ruby's garlic fries, because they're amazingly tasty and hot."
"They just opened a 'full' Panda Express on the view level, which is kind of nice. Ruby's is supposed to be pretty good, but has a LONG wait and is unbelievably expensive. The pizza will put you on the toilet within the inning [not fun toilets to be on]. Compared to the options at other parks I visited last year [including Houston, Philly, Pittsburgh, Boston, and more], the Angels [and Dodgers] are the worst."
How would you rate the quality of the promotions/giveaways offered by the home team?
Poor
Below Average
Average
Above Average
Excellent
1.9%
4.8%
31.4%
43.8%
18.1%
What is the best promotion/giveaway your team has offered? What is the worst? What is a promotion you'd like to see?
"Pink tote bags for Mother's Day was the best. That jerk who sued the Angels is the worst. I would like to see only women get the pink tote bags again."
"Thundersticks during the playoffs were great, because they created a pumped-up atmospere the team lacked before 2002. "
"Best: 12-pack cooler. Worst: Lunchbox."
"I'd like to see a fan vote to get Los Angeles out of our name. We are Anahiem and we are Orange County. We are not L.A."
