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Alcoholic Beverages:
No alcoholic beverages are allowed into the parking lot or the ballpark. California law prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages to persons under the age of 21. Therefore, any fans under the age of 40 should be prepared to show proper identification and proof of age when purchasing alcoholic beverages at the ballpark. Alcohol sales at concession stands will end at the conclusion of the seventh inning or approximately 2 hours and ten minutes after the first pitch. Angels Baseball reserves the right to suspend alcohol sales at any time, for the safety of all fans in attendance. Fans are not allowed to take any alcoholic beverages out of Angel Stadium of Anaheim.
All-Star Balloting:
All-Star ballots will be available to fans from approximately the beginning of May through the first week of July. Ballot boxes will be located throughout Angel Stadium and can also be found at Guest Relations near section F107. Ballots will also be accepted through the online voting system.
Angels Team Store:
Phone: (714) 940-2618
Hours: Monday-Saturday from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Closed on Sunday except on game days. The Team Store may close briefly prior to gates opening on game days/nights. Team Store hours are subject to change without notice.
Angels Ticket Office:
Effective for the 2014 season (as of January 2, 2014) the Ticket Office hours will be as follows:
Monday - Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sunday: CLOSED
Monday - Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (or end of the 6th inning whichever is later)
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (or end of the 6th inning whichever is later)
Sunday: 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (or end of the 6th inning whichever is later)
Accessible Seating for Guests with Disabilities
Over 500 wheelchair, semi-ambulatory, and companion tickets are available throughout the ballpark.
The Americans with Disabilities Act and several California State Laws were enacted to promote equal access for everyone. Angels Baseball LP strives to provide accessible seating to our patrons needing specific accommodations and to ensure that wheelchair-accessible locations are reserved for guests who require such an accommodation.
Angels Baseball will provide full wheelchair-accessible seating in spaces or locations designated as such and no permanent fixed chair will be provided for these locations.
Accessible seating is available to those with mobility disabilities who require accessible seating because of their disability, at all price levels. This includes individuals who use wheelchairs, those who use other mobility devices, and people who cannot climb steps or walk long distances because of significant arthritis or severe respiratory, circulatory, or cardiac conditions. Individuals who, because of their disability, cannot sit in a straight-back chair or those whose service dogs cannot fit under a non-accessible seat or lie safely in the aisle are also permitted to purchase accessible seats.
Individuals purchasing a ticket for an accessible seat may purchase up to three (3) additional seats for their companions in the same row that are contiguous with the accessible seat. If contiguous seats have already been sold and are not available, the Angels will offer other seats as close to the accessible seat as possible.
Gifting or reselling of seats to an individual who does not require a wheelchair accommodation will require that the user visit the Angels Ticket Office prior to the game and exchange their ticket. It is the responsibility of the ticket holder to communicate this policy to the ticket user. Angels Baseball LP may exchange wheelchair-accessible game tickets for more appropriate seat locations, subject to availability.
Orders are filled on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability. Information on pricing for single games can be obtained by visiting www.angels.com.
To order tickets by phone, please call (714) 663-9000. If using a TTY, please call (714) 653-8000.
Tickets can be purchased in person Monday - Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Angel Stadium Ticket Windows, located just outside the Homeplate Gate at Angel Stadium.
Fans are permitted to seek autographs from players along the railing of sections 101-103 and 133-135 up to 40 minutes prior to the start of the game, or until the end of batting practice, whichever comes first. All fans will be asked to find their seat location when the batting cage is removed from the home plate area. Please be considerate by not inconveniencing fans seated in these areas when attempting to get autographs.
Automatic Teller Machines:
There are sixteen Automatic Teller Machines located throughout Angel Stadium. They are located on the concourse near the following sections: 107, 112, 117, 124, 135, 209, 225, 238, 248, 310, 342, 504, 521, 533, and one outside the stadium at the Home Plate gate. If you have trouble while using the ATM, please visit our Guest Relations office at section 107.
Baby Diaper Changing Stations
All public restrooms throughout the ballpark, including family restrooms, have baby diaper changing stations.
Bags and Backpacks
In accordance with Major League Baseball security measures, no large bags or backpacks will be allowed inside Angel Stadium of Anaheim. Bags that measure 16" long by 16" tall by 8" wide or smaller will be permitted inside the facility. All bags are subject to search before entering Angel Stadium of Anaheim.
Banners & Signs:
All banners and signs brought into the ballpark must meet the following guidelines: they must be baseball related and in good taste (as determined by Angels Baseball); cannot be commercial, political or obscene in nature; are not allowed anywhere within the playing field; may not be affixed to any ballpark wall, staff, or pole; cannot cover up any advertising in the ballpark; and must be limited in size to 3 feet tall by 12 feet wide and be made of a fire retardant material.
Batting Practice:
Batting practice begins two hours before the start of each game. Infield practice starts 40 minutes before the scheduled first pitch. All times are approximate and subject to change.
Beach Balls:
For the safety of all guests, players, and employees, beach balls are not allowed inside the ballpark. Any fan bringing in a beach ball or inflating one during a game will be subject to ejection from Angel Stadium of Anaheim. Please do not partake in hitting or chasing after a beach ball as it may disturb and/or injure another fan.
Bottles & Cans
No one is allowed to bring in any glass or plastic bottles or aluminum cans into the ballpark. If a fan is found to be in possession of these items inside the ballpark, he or she will be subject to ejection from the ballpark.
Brick Program:
Fans can purchase a personalized brick that will be placed in front of the Home Plate Gate. Bricks can be purchased for $104 and then engraved with your name or message. You can also purchase a replica brick with the same inscription to keep at home or at work for $64. All proceeds will benefit the Angels Baseball Foundation, Inc.
The bullpens are located behind the outfield wall in left field. The Angels bullpen is right behind the outfield wall, while the visiting team bullpen is closer to the Left Field Pavilion area. Please do not seek autographs from players after the end of batting practice, or roughly 40 minutes before the start of the game.
Bus Parking
Bus and oversized vehicle parking is located through the Orangewood Avenue bus entrance and will be directed to the parking area.
Bus Service:
The Orange County Transportation Authority has bus service to the ballpark. Residents in Orange County should call 636-RIDE (or 800-636-RIDE, if outside the area) for more information on bus schedules.
Still photography and hand-held video cameras for personal use are allowed in the ballpark. Per the terms of the ticket license and MLB restrictions, game action cannot be recorded. If a guest is using the video camera option to record live game action, camera will be subject to confiscation for the duration of the event. The Angels and others maintain and reserve all rights with respect to the material displayed in and around the ballpark and scoreboards, none of which may be published or displayed without the prior express written consent of the Angels, MLB, and any applicable third party rightsholders. Professional photography equipment, cameras with lenses larger than four inches, and camera support pods are not permitted. Please be courteous to those around you when taking pictures. Please do not stand at the bottom of an aisle to take pictures.
Cellular Phones:
Cellular phones are allowed inside the ballpark as long as their use does not interrupt or disturb another fan's enjoyment of the game.
Children's Tickets
Children under three years of age are not required to have a ticket.
Club Level:
The Club Level is restricted to only those fans that have tickets for that level of the ballpark. All Club Level ticket holders are allowed the use of the two club lounges located on the concourse that overlooks the Plaza Courtyard area. All season ticket holders on the Club Level are allowed access to the Knothole Club restaurant, located by the right field foul pole. There are a total of 66 suites on the Club Level, including four Party Suites that are available on a single-game basis. If you are interested in Club Level season seats or suites please call the Angels Ticket Sales Office at (888) 796-HALO.
Club Level Suites:
There are a total of 66 suites on the Club Level including 4 Party Suites and 12 Platinum Suites. Available suites can be rented on a single-game basis by calling the Angels sales office at (888) 796-HALO (4256). Just as for any other section in the ballpark, guests must have tickets to be inside a suite.
Please see the Amenities Map.
Courtyard Areas
When guests first pass through the turnstiles at Angel Stadium of Anaheim, they will walk through the Outdoor Courtyard Area. This area contains two large food courts, one each on the first and third base sides. A bronze statue of Gene Autry welcomes all guests that enter the ballpark through Gate 2. A statue of Michelle Carew can be seen as guests enter Gate 3. The Music Garden is located on the third base side by Gate 1.
Diamond Club:
Fans entering through the Home Plate Gate will notice the Diamond Club restaurant, a full-service restaurant and bar. Only fans with Diamond Club tickets (sections F114-F122) located directly behind home plate on the Field Level are allowed access to this area. In-seat waiter/waitress service is available in the Diamond Club, along with an outdoor dining section.
Diamond Club Restaurant:
Located on the Field Level by the Home Plate Gate, the Diamond Club Restaurant is limited to guests who have tickets in the Diamond Club seating area or suite owners. The full-service restaurant and bar provides signature dishes and an abundant wine selection. The restaurant opens at gate opening for every home game. Please visit www.opentable.com and search Diamond Club Restaurant or Patio to make reservations. Please note that reservations may only be made for those individuals holding the correct ticket (Diamond Club or Suite). Guests without the proper ticket will not be allowed access to the Club, regardless of reservation status.
Donation Requests
The Angels are proud to help numerous charitable organizations throughout Southern California that are dedicated to making a difference in our community. To help support these organizations, the Angels regularly donate various items to be used for fundraising auctions and raffles. In order to request a donation for your group, we kindly ask that you follow these guidelines:
Submitting a request does not guarantee a donation.
Please allow approximately four to six weeks for requests to be reviewed and processed.
Dugout Suites:
There are 10 Dugout Suites located in between the Angels' and the visitors' dugouts. A total of twelve people per suite can enjoy a view of the game where they are closer to home plate than the pitcher. For more information call 1 (888) 796-HALO.
(NEW!) Electronic Devices:
Electronic devices such as laptop computers and tablets are permitted in Angel Stadium as long as they do not interfere with other fans' enjoyment of the game. Angels Baseball reserves the right to ask any fan to discontinue use of such devices.
There are two elevators available to all fans at the ballpark; one is located by the right field foul pole (near Section 134) and the other is by the left field foul pole (near Section 101). Platinum Suite and Dugout Suite ticket holders can use the two elevators located behind home plate.
If you are interested in working at the ballpark, please call the numbers listed below to obtain more information:
Angels Baseball L.P. - 714-940-2000 - Event Staff
AEG - 714-940-2600 - Team Store/Souvenirs
Legends Hospitality - 714-940-2400 - Food Service
There are two sets of escalators, located by Gates 1 and 4, at the ballpark. The escalators run upwards before and during most of the game. In the 7th inning, the escalators are reversed to run downward to make exiting the ballpark quicker and easier.
First Aid Room:
The First Aid room is located on the Field Level by Section 130. It will be staffed from the time gates open until 30 minutes after the end of the event. Certified Medical Personnel are available to treat all guest and team member injuries.
All medical exceptions must be cleared through First Aid.
Medicine Vending Machines - For your convenience, three medicine vending machines are located around the ballpark. Aspirin and Antacid are dispensed in packets of two and cost $.50 cents. Quarters are required for purchase; dollar bills and credit cards are not accepted. Vending Machines are located at:
- F130, Field Level 1st Base Side, adjacent to First Aid
- P238, Right Field Pavilion Area, adjacent to Guest Relations
- V521, Upper View behind Home Plate, adjacent to Guest Relations
Food Service - Legends Hospitality:
Legends Hospitality is responsible for the concession stands and the hawkers as well as the food service in the Diamond Club and Knothole Club restaurants, all suites, and the in-seat servers.
Foul Balls:
Fans should be aware of bats and balls leaving the playing field at all times. Fans are welcome to keep any foul ball landing in the seating areas. Any fan interfering with a ball in play will be subject to ejection from the ballpark. Out of respect for others sitting around you, please be cautious when attempting to catch any object that enters the seating area.
Gates/Opening Time:
There are six gates available to all fans coming to the ballpark. The gates open 90 minutes prior to the start of the scheduled first pitch. The Home Plate Gate opens two hours early, except on day games (12:35p, 1:05p and 4:05p), it will open 90 minutes prior to the game. Gate times are subject to change without notice. Their locations are as follows:
Ground Rules:
Group Tickets:
Groups of 20 or more can save big while they enjoy a day at the ballpark. In fact, we have set aside a number of games for special half-price ticket offers. Simply round up 20 or more friends, select a game date, and leave the rest to us! Please call the Angels Group Sales Office at 888-796-HALO (4256).
Guest Conduct:
Guest Relations Office:
The Guest Relations Offices are located by Section 107, 124, 239 and 520. Guest Relations Staff Members are available to make sure your trip to the ballpark is a pleasant one. The Guest Relations Office is open from the time the gates open until the ballpark is cleared. Fans may obtain information, offer suggestions, voice concerns and/or request assistance at this location.
Handicap Seating and Parking - see Accessible Seating for Guests with Disabilities and Parking for Guests with Disabilities
Homeplate Club
The Homeplate Club is no longer open to the public on game days. The Homeplate Club is available for private receptions on non-event days and should be booked through Red Carpet Events.
Knothole Club
The Knothole Club Restaurant is located on the Club Level by the Right Field foul pole next to Section 348. This restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor dining and is available to Club Level ticket holders, and all other guests after the 1st inning. The Knothole Club is available for private receptions on non-event days and should be booked through Red Carpet Events.
Reservations may be made for the first seating only at www.opentable.com. Please be aware that reservations are only available to those guests holding a Club Level ticket for that particular game. Guests without a proper ticket will only be allowed into the club and have access to tables on a "first come" basis after the 1st inning.
Lost Items:
Any item that has been lost or found during a game should be reported to the Guest Relations Office by Section F107. All items found will be kept for 30 days in the Guest Relations Office. Any fan losing an item should call (714) 940-2115 and leave a detailed description of the item, date of event, and a phone number (including area code) where you can be reached. Please note that you will only receive a returned phone call if the missing item is found.
Lost Children:
Every child should be told to contact an Event Staff member, should they become separated from his or her family or group. A lost child will be taken to the Guest Relations Office on the Field Level by Section F107. Lost parents should follow the same procedure.
Medicine Vending Machines - For your convenience, three medicine vending machines are located around the ballpark. Aspirin and Antacid are dispensed in packets of two and cost $.50 cents. Quarters are required for purchase, dollar bills and credit cards are not accepted. Vending Machines are located at:
- F130, Field Level 1st Base Side, adjacent to First Aid
- P238, Right Field Pavilion Area, adjacent to Guest Relations
- V521, Upper View behind Home Plate, adjacent to Guest Relations
National Anthem Performances:
The Angels are not currently accepting anthem submissions for the 2014 season.
Fans are not permitted to bring in any type of noisemakers or musical instruments into the stadium. Exceptions to the rule are Angels team-issued items such as "Halo Sticks".
Outfield Extravaganza:
Located beyond the Center Field wall, the Outfield Extravaganza area was created to be the signature piece of Angel Stadium of Anaheim. The Outfield Extravaganza area was built to model the rocky California coastline and comes to life with a 90-foot high geyser, fireworks, and pyrotechnics to celebrate great plays or special moments on the field. This area is designed to be viewed, not explored; any fan attempting to climb or enter this area will be subject to ejection from the ballpark.
There are three entrances into the Angel Stadium of Anaheim parking lot: via Douglass Road, State College Boulevard, and Orangewood Avenue. The parking lot opens two and a half hours prior to the start of the scheduled first pitch. Please follow the directions of the parking staff upon entering the lot. Day-of-game parking is $10.00 CASH ONLY and oversized vehicles (greater than 20 feet in length) are $20.00. Preferred parking may be purchased for $20.00 at select games. The bus parking lot is located near the Orangewood Avenue entrance. Season ticket holders with parking coupons should use the Express Entry Lane on Orangewood Avenue.
Parking for Guests with Disabilities:
Disabled parking is located outside Gates 1-6 and the Home Plate Gate. Parking cashiers and attendants will direct those fans with a valid state-issued disabled parking permit and/or a disabled license plate to these areas.
Party Suites:
There are four party suites on the Club Level that are available for rent on an individual game basis. Party Suites are a terrific way for family, friends and co-workers to enjoy a day out at the ballpark. For more information, call 888-796-HALO (4256).
Phone Numbers:
General Information: (714) 940-2000
Individual Tickets: (714) 663-9000
Season Seats and Ticket Plans: 888-796-HALO (4256)
Group Sales and Party Suites: 888-796-HALO (4256)
Community Relations: (714) 940-2070
Picnic Area:
Located behind the Outfield Extravaganza area on the Terrace Level concourse, the Center Field Picnic Area is open to all fans.
Pocket Schedules
To request an Angels' Pocket Schedule, please mail a self-addressed, stamped envelope to: Pocket Schedules, Angels Baseball, 2000 Gene Autry Way, Anaheim, CA 92806.
Premium Gate
Diamond Club and Suite Ticket Holders can gain express entry into Angel Stadium by using the Premium Gate, to the right of the Team Store, and next to Gate 3. All guests will be asked to present their ticket and must be in sections F114-F122 or Suites 1-78 in order to be admitted through the Premium Gate.
Press Box:
The Press Box is located on the Club Level near the right-field foul pole. Only working media with a credential or press pass will be admitted into this area.
Promotional Items
Radio Network:
The flagship stations for the Angels are AM 830 KLAA (English) and ESPN 1330 AM (Spanish). The Angels Radio Network, Skyview Networks, affiliate stations include: KSPN 710 AM - Los Angeles, CA, KHTY 970 AM -Bakersfield, CA, KGAM 1450 AM - Palm Springs and Rancho Cucamonga, CA, KLOA 1240 AM - Ridgecrest, CA, XMOR 98.9 FM - San Diego, CA, KELY 1230 AM - Ely, NV, KVTA 1520 AM and KKZZ 1400 AM - Ventura, CA, and KVFG 103.1 FM - Victorville, CA.
Hand-held radios and televisions are welcome inside the ballpark as long as they do not interfere with other fans' enjoyment of the game. Angels Baseball reserves the right to ask any fan to discontinue the use of such devices.
Rain Checks:
In the event that a game is officially postponed due to rain, tickets for that game will be considered rain checks. Rainout policies are different for each game. A policy will be announced after the game is officially postponed.
Any game suspended after 5 innings is considered to be a complete or legal game (or when the Angels are in the lead after 4 1/2 innings). Suspended game tickets cannot be exchanged. Complimentary ($0.00 value) tickets do not apply to normal rain check policies, and therefore are not exchangeable.
There are five sets of access ramps that allow fans to reach the four concourse levels. Two sets are located on the third base side, two sets on the first base side, and one set out in right field. The ramps are designated as smoking areas at the ballpark.
Readmittance into the ballpark:
Once you enter Angel Stadium of Anaheim, you may exit through the following gates: 1, 4, 6, and the Home Plate gate. Your game ticket will be scanned out and scanned back in upon your return.
Red Carpet Events
Red Carpet Events specializes in hosting special events at Angel Stadium of Anaheim. Their experienced team provides clients with a wide spectrum of services, including event management, catering, meeting planning, and special-event production. For more information and to book your next event, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
There are restrooms located on all concourses throughout the ballpark. All restrooms have diaper changing stations available and are accessible to guests with disabilities.
Field Level:
Men - 104, 110, 128, 132
Women - 105, 111, 125, 131
Family Restrooms - 106,133
Terrace Level:
Men - 201, 205, 213, 221, 229, 233, 236, 240
Women - 202, 207, 212, 222, 228, 232, 236, 239
Club Level:
Men - 301, 306, 322, 330, 346
Women - 302, 307, 322, 330, 344
Family Restrooms - 310, 342
View Level:
Men - 401, 406, 410, 414, 418, 423, 427, 431, 436
Women - 402, 407, 411, 415, 416, 420, 422, 426, 430, 435
Scoreboard Messages:
Fans can now purchase scoreboard messages for birthdays and anniversaries online. The cost of the scoreboard message is $30.00 and all proceeds are donated to the Angels Foundation.
Season Tickets:
If you are interested in information about season seats, please place a deposit now or call (888) 796-HALO during regular business hours.
Season Ticket Holder Special Information:
If you are having trouble logging into your Angels account, try logging in with your account ID first, rather than your e-mail address. If that does not work, click "forgot your password" and an e-mail with your password will be sent to you. If problems persist, call your Client Service Representative at 1(888) 796-HALO (4856), and press option 2.
In mid-March, your season tickets will be mailed to you by UPS; a signature is required for UPS to release the tickets to you. After three failed attempts to deliver your tickets, the tickets will be returned to the Angels Box office; at that point call your Client Service Representative.
For those and other questions regarding your season seat account, call 1(888) 796-HALO.
Seating Sections:
The numbering of sections starts at the left field foul pole with 101 and increases counterclockwise. The numbering of sections is sequential, with Field Level Section 101 next to Section 102. There are five different levels of seating at Angel Stadium of Anaheim. The 100 level is Field Level seating, the 200 level is Terrace Level seating, the 300 level is Club Level seating, the 400 level is Lower View seating and the 500 level is View seating. Fans can check the Section number and Row letter at the end of each row. Please do not hesitate to ask an Event Staff member for assistance in finding your correct seat.
Service Animals:
Certified service animals for guests with disabilities are the only animals allowed inside the ballpark.
For the health and comfort of others, smoking will not be permitted in the seating areas, suites, concourses, and restrooms. Smoking will be allowed in designated areas such as the ramps and the Plaza Courtyard area. Electronic cigarettes are subject to the same restrictions. Fans who fail to comply with this policy may be subject to ejection from the ballpark.
Souvenirs - see Angels Team Store
Strollers are allowed at Angel Stadium of Anaheim. They must be collapsible and stored under your seats. If the stroller is too large to fit under your seats, then it can be checked at your closest Guest Relations location.
Guests are prohibited from engaging in the following in the Angel Stadium of Anaheim parking lot: selling food or beverages of any kind or preparing food or beverages of any kind where such preparation necessitates the use of an object or practice that is deemed by Angels Baseball LP to be unsafe, hazardous, or posing a threat of injury to guests, participants, officials, or individuals employed at Angel Stadium of Anaheim. Any tailgating in the Angel Stadium of Anaheim parking lot will be conducted according to the following policies:
Taxi Service:
Fans that request taxi service should stop by the Guest Relations Office by Section 107 and have a concierge call a taxi for them prior to the 7th inning. After the 7th inning, taxis will be located outside of the Homeplate Gate for fans exiting the ballpark.
Television Broadcasts:
The Angels can be seen this year on the following television stations. KCOP, FSN WEST, FSN PRIME TICKET, FOX, and ESPN. Check your local listings or the schedule on this web site for exact times and television stations.
Ticket Plans:
For ticket plans information please call: (888) 796-HALO (4256).
Ticket Windows:
Effective for the 2014 season (as of January 2, 2014) the Ticket Office hours will be as follows:
Monday - Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sunday: CLOSED
Monday - Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (or end of the 6th inning whichever is later)
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (or end of the 6th inning whichever is later)
Sunday: 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (or end of the 6th inning whichever is later)
Trout Farm
The new Trout Farm presented by Smile Generation is the official cheering section for outfielder Mike Trout. Groups sitting in section 101 will receive an exclusive Trout Farm shirt with their purchase. The Trout Farm package cannot be combined with other promotions or group offerings. For more pricing information and to purchase your tickets, call (888) 796-HALO (4256).
Wheelchair/Mobility Impaired Seating - see Accessible Seating and Parking for Guests with Disabilities
Will Call Window:
Will Call windows are located at the Home Plate Gate of Angel Stadium of Anaheim. Tickets left at Will Call will be released only to the person whose name is listed on the Will Call envelope. Identification in the form of a picture I.D. will be required before tickets are released. The Will Call window is provided as a convenience to our guests for the sole purpose of distributing tickets. Payment for tickets will not be accepted at Will Call.


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text: Stuttgart Information When you visit Stuttgart Destination Routes Etihad Offices Facts The City Do & See Dining Essential Information Magnificent panorama and splendid architecture, cultural diversity and traditional festivals - Stuttgart, the state capital of Baden-Württemberg, delights its visitors.Discover over 125 years of automobile history at Mercedes-Benz Museum and Porsche Museum, enjoy the world-famous Stuttgart ballet, celebrate at Stuttgart's beer festival or soak up the unique atmosphere at the christmas market. Shopping or culinary pleasures, art exhibtions or vibrant nightlife - Stuttgart is always worth a visit! Facts Population Approximately 613,000 Currency Euro (EUR) €1 = 100 cents Opening hours Shops in Stuttgart are usually open Mon-Sat from 10am-7/8pm. Most shops are closed on Sundays except for gas stations and mini markets. Tourist information "i-Punkt" Tourist Information Königstrasse 1 A, Stuttgart Open: Mon-Fri 9am-8pm. Sat 9am-6.30pm. Sundays and public holidays 10am-6.30pm +49 711 222 81 00 (Buchungsservice) / +49 711 222 81 11 firstname.lastname@example.com Tourist Information Center Stuttgart Airport, Terminal 3, Stuttgart Open: Mon-Fri 8am-7pm. Sat 9am-1pm and 1.45pm-4.30pm. Sundays and public holidays 10am-1pm and 1.45pm-5.30pm +49 711 222 81 00 (Buchungsservice) / +49 711 222 81 11 email@example.com It is hard to find a more picturesque and green city in Germany. Stuttgart is nestled between rolling green hills and vineyards at the fringe of the Black Forest, but this town is a far cry from a backwards country village. This is the home of the German car makers Mercedes-Benz and Porsche and the automotive supplier Bosch. Stuttgart is simply teeming with scientific geniuses. Motorcycle and four-wheeled car technology was born in this city, which has the highest density of scientific, academic and research institutes in Germany. Even if Stuttgart is one of the most high-tech cities in Germany, it has more than 1,000 years of history to look back upon. The city has served as everything from a royal residence to a sanctuary for revolutionaries. Nowadays, the city combines traditional, laid-back Swabian culture and a drive towards future innovations. Coming here you can expect elegance and exclusivity with an earth-bound, ecological outlook on life. Carl Zeiss Planetarium Make your way up the hill to Germany's top planetarium, complete with a dome-shaped star theatre. The planetarium was founded by Germany's famous optician Carl Zeiss, so you should not be surprised to find the world's most advanced projector in the theatre. Address: Willy-Brandt-Straße 25, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 1629 215 Web: www.planetarium-stuttgart.de More Info: Mittlerer Schlossgarten Lapidarium This gorgeous Renaissance-style park serves as an open-air museum with more than 200 stone relics. The park dates back to the 1950's and houses 17th-century portals and a statue holding an urn. Address: Mörickestrasse 24, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 216 964 00 Web: www.stadtmuseum-stuttgart.de More Info: Free admission Mercedes-Benz Museum The Mercedes-Benz Museum is truly one of Stuttgart's main tourist magnets. The extraordinary and award-winning architecture, in the form of a double helix, is certainly an eye-catcher. On the nine floors there are about 160 historic and brand new vehicles displayed, ranging from the world's first automobiles to the noble Luxuskarossen. Address: Mercedesstr. 100, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 17 30 000 Web: www.mercedes-benz-classic.com Opening: Open daily 9am-6pm Stuttgart State Museum of Natural History Tucked away in the Royal Gardens you can find the 19th-century palace, now housing the Natural History Museum. Come here and see the imaginative displays of the evolution as well as the constructed natural habitats. The museum's centrepiece is a 13 metre-long pollack whale in the oceanic exhibition. Address: Rosenstein 1, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 893 60 Web: www.naturkundemuseum-bw.de Opening: Open Tue-Fri 9am-5pm. Sat-Sun and public holidays 10am-6pm. Closed on Mondays Musicals Stuttgart is renowned for being an entertainment centre, with one of Germany's top musical venues. The theatre is located by the SI-Centrum, which houses several theatres, a movie theatre, a casino and a state-of-the-art video game arcade. Address: Plieninger Strasse 100, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 72 10 Web: www.si-centrum.de / www.stage-entertainment.de Porsche Museum If you love beautiful cars then you should definitely head over to this museum which is housed in one of the most spectacular buildings in Stuttgart. The Porsche Museum displays about 80 vehicles in a unique ambience. This is a great place to learn more about the world-famous, iconic vehicle Porsche. You will definitely dream about having a Porsche after vising this place. Address: Porscheplatz 1 D, Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen Phone: +49 711 911 209 11 Web: www.porsche.com Opening: Open Tue-Sun 9am-6pm. Closed on Mondays and public holidays Castle Square - Schlossplatz The Castle Square, Schlossplatz, is truly the heart of Stuttgart. This is the place to sit down in the grass, linger over a cup of coffee and watch people pass by. From here you can easily reach all of the city's attractions. Address: Castle Square, Schloßplatz, Stuttgart Sepulchral Chapel - Grabkapelle The romantic Grabkapelle was erected by King Wilhelm I in loving memory of his wife who passed away. From here you get great views and the place is considered to be one of the most romantic spots in the Stuttgart region. Address: Württembergstraße 340, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 337149 Web: www.grabkapelle-rotenberg.de Art Museum Stuttgart Since 2005 visitors have been able to visit this contemporary and modern art museum. Kunstmuseum Stuttgart houses various art works by Otto Dix, Dieter Roth and many more in a futuristic cubic building. Address: Schlossplatz Tunnel 1, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 216 2188 Web: www.kunstmuseum-stuttgart.de Linden Museum At the Linden Museum in Stuttgart you can find the whole world under one roof. The museum is considered to be one of the foremost ethnographical museums in the whole world. Address: Hegelstraße 1, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 2022 3 / +49 711 2022 456 Web: www.lindenmuseum.de Wilhelma Wilhelma is a botanical zoo, which is unique in the sense that it is the only one of its kind in Europe. Here you can discover animals, historical buildings and plants in a beautiful park. Address: Wilhelmaplatz 13, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 540 20 Web: www.wilhelma.de Staatsgallerie The Staatsgallerie is one of the most popular museums in Germany. The museum exhibits about 800 works in the permanent exhibition, as well as temporary exhibitions. Address: Konrad-Adenauer-Str. 30-32, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 470 40 0 / +49 711 470 40 249 Web: www.staatsgalerie.de The Hohenzollern Castle The ancient Hohenzollern Castle is located in one of the most extraordinary locations and is the seat of a family dynasty. They offer guided tours in different languages for groups larger than 20 people. The castle also offers individual travelers guided tours in German. Address: Burg Hohenzollern, Germany Phone: +49 7471 2428 Web: www.burg-hohenzollern.com Landesmuseum Württemberg In 2012 the Landesmuseum Württemberg celebrated its 150th anniversary. The museum tells an thrilling story about the country, from the ancient to the present. Address: Schillerplatz 6, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 895 35111 Web: www.landesmuseum-stuttgart.de Königstraße - pedestrian street Königstraße is one of the busiest shopping streets in Stuttgart. Here you can spend several hours just wandering around in the bustling city of Stuttgart. This is the place to find several restaurants, shops and hotels. Address: Königstraße, Stuttgart If you love a hearty meal, you will love Stuttgart! Here you will find plenty of places that serve hot plates overflowing with beef, sausages and Spätzle. Spätzle is ubiquitous in the area and is broadly comparable to pasta. The national dish, called Gaisburger Marsch, is a stew made of Spätzle, diced beef, potatoes, vegetables and fried onions.For an afternoon snack, the Brezel with butter is a good alternative, but there is no need to limit yourself to the regional specialties. In the area you can also find a number of Michelin-star restaurants that are just waiting to "wow" you with their unique creations. Delice This world-class restaurant, awarded with one Michelin star, will make your evening meal more than memorable. Try chef Friedrich Gutscher's asparagus terrine with crawfish, pigeon breast on boletus potatoes or goat cheese with lychee puree and basil. Address: Hauptstaetter Strasse 61, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 640 32 22 Web: www.restaurant-delice.de Opening: Open Mon-Fri 6.30pm-midnight. Closed on Saturdays and Sundays Olivo This Italian restaurant is another one of Stuttgart's Michelin-star restaurants, situated inside the 5-star Steigenberger Graf Zeppelin hotel. Let the chef dazzle you with Tuscan fish stew, fried partridge in vino santo grape sauce or white wine risotto with sea urchin. Address: Arnulf-Klett-Platz 7, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 2048 277 Web: www.olivo-restaurant.de Opening: Open Tue-Sat 12pm-2pm and 6.30pm-10pm Pier 51 Step into this restaurant to enjoy a bit of the Californian soul. Here you can try some great seafood, steak, fresh lobster or a colourful salad, accompanied by one of the 200 Californian wines on the menu. The red brick walls and heavy steel beams make guests feel like the docks are right outside the door. Address: Stuttgart Degerloch - Albplatz, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 55340 180 Web: www.pier51-stuttgart.de Im Alten Haus For some hearty Swabian food, head to this homely pub for some Spätzle and juicy pork fillet. The family Trumpp will give you a warm welcome to their sanctuary. This is the place where you can relax after a long day of touring or kick back in the garden with a big glass of locally brewed Dinkelacker beer. Address: Heumadenerstr. 2, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 42 88 87 Web: www.im-alten-haus.de Zum Ackerbürger Zum Ackerbürger is a hearty restaurant situated right next to the old city wall. The house itself was built in 1541 and the interior still has quite a few items preserved from this era. The restaurant is located off the beaten path, so plan and book ahead. Address: Spreuergasse 38, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 56 21 38 Web: www.ackerbuerger.de Ristorante Il Punto If you are looking for a great Italian restaurant in Stuttgart you have come to the right place. Il Punto is the perfect restaurant to bring your loved one for a romantic meal in cosy setting. Address: Wollinstraße 6, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 820 8787 Web: www.ristorante-il-punto.de Opening: Open Mon-Fri 11.30am-2.30pm and 5.30pm-12am. Sat and holidays 5.30pm-12am. Closed on Sundays Le Medoc Weinstube At the hotel Le Meridien you can find Le Médoc wine bar, a great hangout for all connoisseurs and wine lovers. Here you can enjoy culinary French food to accompany your wine. The wine bar is located in the city centre near the Schlossgarten. Address: Willy-Brandt-Straße 30, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 22210 Web: www.restaurant-lecassoulet.de Il Quinto Quarto At the popular Il Quinto Quarto you can enjoy genuine Italian cuisine. Here you can choose between a wide range of regional dishes from all over Italy. Guests leaving this restaurant are claimed to be more than satisfied. Address: Olgastraße 133, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 6648 6602 Web: www.ilquintoquarto.de Opening: Open Mon 6.30pm-11.30pm- Tue-Fri 11.30am-2.30pm and 6.30pm-11.30pm. Sat 6.30pm-11.30pm Ambiente Africa At Ambiente Africa you will get a warm welcome from the Yaccob family that will take you on a culinary journey through Africa. Choose several between exotic dishes in a colourful interior. Address: Werastraße 1, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 236 5511 Web: www.restaurantafrika.de Opening: Open Tue-Sun 5pm-11pm. Closed on Mondays Fässle At Fässle you can experience a great mix between tradition and modernity. The restaurant is situated in an old house from the turn of the century, the perfect place for a great steak in a traditional setting. Address: Löwenstraße 51, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 760 100 Web: www.faessle.de Block House Block House is a food chain serving tasty steak all over Germany. The first restaurant opened in Hamburg 1968 and has successfully introduced the American Steakhouse concept. Here you can enjoy great steaks in a welcoming atmosphere. Address: Eberhardstraße 10, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 2369 420 Web: www.block-house.de Ochs'n Willi The restaurant Ochs'n Willi is another great place for enjoying some tasty meat dishes and drinks. This cosy place is normally crowded, so make sure you book a table in advance. Address: Schlossplatz Tunnel 4, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 2265 191 Web: www.ochsn-willi.de Speisemeisterei At Speisemeisterei you can enjoy innovative and unique dishes of the famous fine-dining chef Frank Oehler. You can come here for both lunch and dinner. The business lunch is especially popular! Address: Schloss Hohenheim, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 3421 7979 Web: www.speisemeisterei.de Opening: Open Mon-Sun 12pm-3pm and 6pm-12am. Business lunch Mon-Fri Stuttgarter Stäffele If you are craving some genuine Swabian dishes you should head to the Stuttgarter Stäffele. This restaurant offers great food and wine in a cosy atmosphere. Address: Buschlestraße 2, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 66419 Web: www.staeffele.de Opening: Open Mon-Fri 11am-2.30pm and 4pm-10pm. Sat, Sun and holidays 6pm-10pm Tauberquelle In the centre of Stuttgart you can find Tauberquelle, a restaurant serving delicious traditional food. The restaurant is very popular among its customers, who keep coming back for more. Address: Torstraße 19, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 5532 933 Web: www.tauberquelle-stuttgart.de Opening: Open Mon-Sat 11.30am-12am. Closed on Sundays and holidays Airport Stuttgart Airport is located about 14 kilometres from downtown Stuttgart. The airport is easy to reach from the city.Lines S2 and S3 of the metropolitan S-Bahn trains will take you to Stuttgart's main train station. The journey takes 27 minutes. The trains run between 4.55am (5.25am on Sundays) and 12.25am.There are taxi ranks outside of Terminals 1,2 and 3. The ride takes about 30 minutes and costs approximately €30.+49 711 948 4409You will also find several car rental agencies in the arrivals hall of the airport. Avis+49 711 9 48 44 51Enterprise+49 711 7 82 40 70Parking is available. Address: Flughafen Stuttgart GmbH, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 94 80 Web: www.flughafen-stuttgart.de More Info: Prices updated September 2013 Public Transport The VVS operates Stuttgart's public transport system consisting of buses and trains. The city is divided into zones and the more zones you cross when travelling, the more expensive your ticket will be. For short distances, opt for the "Kurzstrecke" ticket which is valid for three stops. If you are planning a busy day of sightseeing, splurge on a daily ticket, called "Tageskarte". A single ticket costs €2.20 and is valid for two hours. A single day ticket costs €6.30. Tickets can be bought from vending machines, bus drivers and sales locations. The tickets are slightly cheaper if you buy them with your cell phone. Trains and buses run from about 5am until 1am. Phone: +49 711 660 60 Web: www.vvs.de / www.ssb-ag.de More Info: Prices updated September 2013 Taxi There are taxi ranks at the train station, Bismarckplatz and many other locations throughout the city. You can call a taxi anytime of day. Taxi-Auto-Zentral: Phone: +49 711 551 0000 Web: www.taxi-auto-zentrale.de Post To find a post office you should look for the yellow sign. For sending postcards and letters you can use the yellow public mail boxes.Main post office: Address: Bolzstrasse 3, Stuttgart Phone: +49 1802 3333 Web: www.deutschepost.de Opening: Open Mon-Fri 10am-8pm. Sat 9am-4pm. Closed on Sundays Pharmacy Pharmacies have alternating opening hours during nights and weekends. Addresses are posted at the pharmacies or online.Bahnhof-Apotheke: Address: Königstr. 4, Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 29 02 14 Web: www.apotheken.de Opening: Open Mon-Fri 8.30am-8pm. Sat 9am-6.30pm Telephone Country code: +49Area code: 711 Electricity 230 V, 50 Hz Travel to Stuttgart Schedule your flights to Stuttgart, Germany with Etihad Airways and get ready to explore the capital of Baden-Württemberg and its wide array of beautiful natural aspects and metropolitan activities. From attending theatres to visiting one of the city oldest structures, there is so much to do in the city of Stuttgart. 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Donelda is an Associate Professor of Marketing who has taught in the United Arab Emirates (AUS and UOWD), Hong Kong (HKUST), Canada (McMaster and Ryerson), England (Bradford and Leeds Business School) and she was inaugural faculty onboard the ocean-going university, The Scholar Ship. She has taught EMBA, MBA, Masters, Undergraduate and Adult Education classes across a range of marketing subjects. Her research agenda includes her interest in service encounters from her PhD studies as well as business and marketing topics relevant to emerging markets. Prior to academia, Donelda held senior positions in companies in the manufacturing, service and distribution industry sectors in Toronto, Canada area. In addition to Hult, Donelda is coaching faculty with Athabasca University (Canada) online Executive MBA. She has lived international for many years but still connects with her Canadian roots.


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Viola da gamba specialist Laura Vaughan is a dynamic and well-recognised member of the early music movement in Australia. Following her return from studies at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague in 2004 with Wieland Kuijken, Anneke Pols and Philippe Pierlot, she has established an active performing career encompassing a wide range of solo and chamber repertoire across Australasia. Passionate about the unique sound world of the viol, Laura is committed to bringing this exquisite repertoire to audiences around the world. She is also one of the few exponents of the rare lirone.
Laura records regularly for ABC Classic FM as a soloist and chamber musician and has collaborated on numerous CD recordings for the ABC Classics label and Vexations. Appearing regularly with many ensembles around Australia including the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, La Compañia, Pinchgut Opera, Ironwood, Astra, Adelaide Baroque, Song Company, Opera Australia, Laura is also a founding member of the dynamic baroque trio Latitude 37.