These seats were $60 for two tickets which I didn't like considering it was the view level but if you want a good view, you've got to shell out some money for your tickets. I guess it could have been much worse. Our seats were #'s 7 and 8 in row D, the 4th row. The rows were kind of narrow but the comfort was good enough for 9 innings of baseball on a sunny afternoon. The main aisles were also very narrow, on the way down to your seats, just one person stopping can creating a log jam of fans all the way up.
We had a very easy time finding our seats, we entered the park through Gate 3 and just walked the ramp to the top with all of the other Angels fans. They had a jumbo tron on both sides of the outfield, a smaller one in left field and the main one in right field. Made it much easier to keep up with the balls/strikes/outs so thumbs up to the organization for having two scoreboards. The out of town scoreboard with Dodgers and other teams scores was in faraway lower right field but you will still be able to read all of the scores without binoculars.

One thing I have discovered at Angel Stadium is that the ushers can often be complete jerks. Before the game, I tried walking down to the lower level behind home plate to snap a photo of the field and was told I couldn't unless I had a ticket for that section. Thanks, great way to encourage fans to keep coming to the ballpark and spending money!