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Anaheim
Where: Anaheim Stadium, 200 State College Blvd.
Information: (714) 999-8900
Dana Point
Where: Heritage Park, end of Old Golden Lantern
Information: (714) 643-0779
Fountain Valley
Where: Mile Square Park, Brookhurst Street and Heil Avenue
Information: (714) 962-4441
Huntington Beach
Where: Huntington Beach High School stadium, Main Street and Yorktown Avenue
Information: (714) 960-8899
Irvine
Where: Irvine High School stadium, 4321 Walnut Ave.
Information: (714) 786-7741
La Palma
Where: Central Park, 7822 Walker St.
Information: (714) 522-6740
Laguna Beach
Where: North Main Beach, Coast Highway and Broadway
Information: (714) 497-3331
Laguna Hills
Where: Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre, 8800 Irvine Center Drive
Information: (714) 855-8095
Laguna Niguel
Where: Crown Valley Community Park, 29831 Crown Valley Parkway
Information: (714) 831-9622
Los Alamitos
Where: Armed Forces Reserve Center, Katella Avenue at Lexington Drive
Information: (714) 827-8670
Mission Viejo
Where: North end of Lake Mission Viejo
Information: (714) 770-1313
Newport Beach
Where: Newport Dunes Aquatic Park, 1131 Back Bay Drive
Information: (714) 644-0510
Orange
Where: Fred Kelly Stadium, El Modena High School, 3920 Spring St.
Information: (714) 538-3581
Where: Salem Park, Orange Park Boulevard and Santiago Canyon Road (ground display only)
Information: (714) 538-9633
Placentia
Where: Bradford Stadium, Valencia High School, Bradford and Madison avenues
Information: (714) 993-8232
San Clemente
Where: San Clemente Pier, Avenida Del Mar
Information: (714) 361-8200
San Juan Capistrano
Where: Marco Forster Junior High School, 25601 Camino del Avion
Information: (714) 493-5911
Santa Ana
Where: Eddie West Stadium, Civic Center Drive and Flower Street
Information: (714) 962-4441
Tustin
Where: Tustin High School Stadium, 1171 Laguna Road
Information: (714) 544-8890, Ext. 220
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