Angel Stadium rodent infestation cleared, concession area reopens before Mets series
The rodent infestation at Angel Stadium has been resolved, and the affected concession area has reopened ahead of the Angels' series against the Mets. Health inspectors confirmed no vermin activity after the area was cleaned, sanitized, and structural gaps were sealed. The concession stand, closed since April 22 due to rodent droppings and an access hole, is now deemed safe, though officials will return on May 6 for follow-up verification.
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MLB exclusive Angel Stadium rodent infestation cleared, concession area reopens before Mets series By Edward Lewis Published May 1, 2026, 12:17 p.m. ET The rodent infestation at Angel Stadium has been cleared, and the concession area that was closed last week over the vile matter has now reopened in time for the Angels’ key series with the Mets. Orange County Public Health Services officials wrote in a reinspection report, obtained by The California Post on Friday, that on Wednesday, no vermin activity was seen after the facility had been “cleaned and sanitized.” 3 A concession area that had been closed last week due to a rodent infestation was reopened in time for the Angels’ game against the Mets later Friday. Getty Images “All observed gaps were sealed,” inspectors added in the report.
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