Pretty run of the mill section. No way I could see a fan actually going out of their way to purchase their seats in 532 for even an Angels playoff game. Fans usually buy tickets in these sections because it's all they can afford. Put me into that category.
I sat here a few weeks ago for the Oakland A's series. I think there was 43,000+ in attendance that night so I had to opt for the cheapest tickets left. Spent $50 on two seats in row S near the top. Those seats were way up there and our view of the field was unobstructed but minimal. The pace of the game seemed to have moved at a snail's pace and there just wasn't as much excitement up there when home runs were hit as opposed to seeing a home run hit sitting in the outfield seats. If your seats are past row Q, you'll be at the very top so sit as close to row A as you can to be on the safe side.

Angel Stadium will always hold a special place in my heart so this is where I saw my first Angels game. Many fans are unaware that it's the 4th oldest ballpark in the MLB and has hosted 3 All Star games.
The concessions are all contracted out through Aramark but ever since news broke in 2007 that Angel Stadium had a bad rat problem, I've thought twice about buying food here. Beer is a different story. : )