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ATTENDANCE

In 2019, the Angels finished with a home attendance of 3,019,012, the second highest mark in the A.L., trailing only
the New York Yankees and fifth best in the Major Leagues. The Angels road attendance was 2,174,808. 2019 marked
the 17th consecutive season over three million fans, 22nd straight season above the two million mark (36th time in
club history) while road attendance figures marked the 27th time over two million fans. The club tallied three sellouts
at Angel Stadium in 2019.
On May 19, 2016 a record-setting 45,007 fans came through the gates to watch the club square off against the
Dodgers, setting the mark for the largest crowd at Angel Stadium of Anaheim during a regular season game.
The Angels established their single-game home attendance figure when 64,406 witnessed Game 1 of the 1982
ALCS against Milwaukee, Oct. 5 at Anaheim Stadium. During the ensuing 1983 campaign, the top two regular season
crowds in club history were set when 63,132 watched the Angels host Kansas City, July 4, and 63,073 viewed the Apr.
23 game against Baltimore .
YEAR HOME AWAY TOTAL YEAR HOME AWAY TOTAL
(Wrigley Field; 1961) 1990 2,555,688 2,042,315 4,598,003
1961 603,510 712,510 1,316,020 1991 2,416,236 2,336,106 4,752,342
(Chavez Ravine; 1962-65) 1992 2,065,444 2,117,538 4,182,982
1962 1,144,063 861,699 2,005,762 1993 2,057,460 2,286,553 4,344,013
1963 821,015 657,245 1,478,260 1994 1,512,622 1,577,606 3,090,228
1964 760,439 719,631 1,480,070 1995 1,748,680 1,871,338 3,620,018
1965 566,727 756,000 1,322,727 1996 1,820,333 2,105,769 3,926,102
(Anaheim Stadium; 1966-97) 1997 1,767,324 1,820,521 3,587,845
1966 1,400,321 884,181 2,284,502 (Edison International Field; 1998-2003)
1967 1,317,713 971,836 2,289,549 1998 2,519,063 2,234,389 4,753,452
1968 1,025,956 912,803 1,938,759 1999 2,253,123 2,203,406 4,464,004
1969 758,388 805,415 1,563,803 2000 2,066,977 2,272,015 4,338,992
1970 1,077,741 976,786 2,054,527 2001 2,000,917 2,499,385 4,500,304
1971 926,373 851,525 1,777,898 2002 2,305,557 2,143,937 4,449,494
1972 744,190 814,630 1,558,820 2003 3,061,094 2,177,087 5,238,181
1973 1,058,206 964,831 2,023,037 (Angel Stadium of Anaheim; 2004 - current)
1974 917,269 860,552 1,777,821 2004 ##3,375,677 2,391,458 5,767,135
1975 1,058,163 975,645 2,033,808 2005 3,404,686 2,462,630 5,867,078
1976 1,006,774 1,094,333 2,101,107 2006 3,406,790 2,242,532 5,649,322
1977 1,432,633 1,345,027 2,777,660 2007 3,365,632 2,527,958 5,893,590
1978 1,755,366 1,366,915 3,122,281 2008 3,336,747 2,399,332 5,736,079
1979 2,523,575 1,728,537 4,252,112 2009 3,240,374 2,124,179 5,364,553
1980 2,297,327 1,399,754 3,697,081 2010 3,250,814 2,450,870 5,701,684
1981 1,441,545 831,550 2,273,095 2011 3,166,321 2,116,193 5,282,514
1982 2,807,360 1,897,660 4,705,020 2012 3,061,770 2,497,339 5,559,109
1983 2,555,016 1,882,234 4,437,250 2013 3,019,505 2,234,632 5,254,137
1984 2,402,997 1,723,251 4,126,248 2014 3,095,935 2,253,991 5,349,926
1985 2,567,427 1,793,715 4,361,142 2015 3,012,765 2,345,619 5,358,384
1986 2,655,892 1,685,439 4,341,331 2016 3,016,142 2,322,769 5,338,911
1987 2,696,299 1,877,624 4,573,923 2017 3,019,585 2,240,721 5,260,306
1988 2,340,925 1,894,314 4,235,239 2018 3,020,216 2,270,826 5,291,042
1989 2,647,291 1,970,796 4,618,087 2019 3,019,012 2,174,808 5,193,820
Bold - club season records
##Club record 45 home sellouts in 2004
Top 10 Regular Season Sellout Crowds at Angel Stadium (Since Renovation)
DATE ATTENDANCE OPP. / SCORE 4/8/2018 44,742 A’s/6-1 win
6/10/2019H 45,477 Dodgers/5-3 win 4/28/2018 44,649 Yankees/1-11 loss
6/11/2019 45,404 Dodgers/5-3 win 6/2/2018 44,603 Rangers/2-3 loss club history
5/19/2016 45,007 Dodgers/7-4 win 4/29/2018 44,593 Yankees/1-2 loss
4/17/2018 44,822 Red Sox/10-1 loss 8/7/2014 44,561 Dodgers/0-7 loss
6/29/2017 44,807 Dodgers/2-6 loss
H Largest crowd at Angel Stadium of Anaheim during regular season
angel stadium ground rules
DUGOUT AND PHOTOGRAPHERS’ AREAS
• Ball striking any forward facing green padded dugout or photographer well railing and rebound-
ing onto playing field: In Play.
• Ball striking or resting on padded flat area at the home plate end of the Angels’ dugout is consid-
ered in the dugout: Out of Play. (Fielder is permitted to lean on or over this area in an attempt to
field the ball.)
OUTFIELD AREA
• Ball hitting yellow square at top of outfield wall on right side of bullpen gate: In Play (However,
ball hitting fence support above yellow square is considered to have gone over fence (i.e. home
run, ground-rule double, etc.)).
• Ball striking right field wall above yellow line: Home Run.
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