Honda Center is one of Orange County's most important entertainment hubs. The centrally located venue is relatively easy for OC residents to get to, whether they're coming for a concert or to cheer on its main tenant, the National Hockey League's Anaheim Ducks. Equipped with good seating and pretty eclectic food, it's an ideal locale for sports and music fans alike.Honda Center ParkingParking at the stadium is pricey, especially for concerts. There are plenty of lots around the stadium that offer discounted rates if you don't mind walking. If you do park here, Lot 4 gives you with the easiest exit route.Hotels near Honda CenterThere are plenty of budget hotels within a few blocks. Since Disneyland Resort is less than 5 miles away, you'll also have the opportunity to stay at upscale versions of chain hotels like Marriott or Hilton.Seating at Honda CenterHonda Center's sight lines are great for sports regardless of where you're sitting. Sections 411, 412, 433, and 434 are terrific family-friendly options that put you at the arena's center.Food at Honda CenterYou'll find classic stadium fare like hot dogs and nachos throughout the arena. The 200 section has the best selections, including local restaurant options like Wahoo's Fish Taco. The sit-down venue Standing 'O' serves up gastropub fare before, during, and after games.Beer at Honda CenterBeer at concession stands run about $8 to $10. Generally, the shortest lines are away from the main entrance. The arena's seven bars feature a better beer selection, including several local craft brews.Parking alternatives at Honda CenterIf you're staying in a nearby hotel, you can purchase a day pass to catch a bus ride with the Anaheim Resort Transportation. There is also a Metrolink station across the street.What to bring to Honda CenterYou'll want to bring an extra layer of clothing if you're attending a Ducks game. The arena is a little cooler for hockey games to help preserve the ice.Insider tip for Honda CenterThe industrial park west of Honda Center is home to Noble Ale Works, a local craft brewery. You can park in their lot for free, but it's common courtesy to stop in and enjoy a pre-game pint.Author's bio: Rich Manning is a freelance writer based in Orange County, CA. He's been writing about food, drink, and lifestyle in Southern California for over ten years.