What is the capacity of Oracle Park?

Oracle Park has a seating capacity of 41,265.

Where is Oracle Park located?

Oracle Park is located in San Francisco, CA.

What team plays at Oracle Park?

Oracle Park is the home stadium of San Francisco Giants in the NL West.

What type of surface does Oracle Park have?

Oracle Park has a kentucky bluegrass playing surface.

What stadiums are near Oracle Park?

The closest stadiums to Oracle Park are California Memorial Stadium (10 mi), Stanford Stadium (27 mi), CEFCU Stadium (43 mi), UC Davis Health Stadium (62 mi), Sutter Health Park (73 mi), Angel Stadium (373 mi).

Oracle Park - home of San Francisco Giants in San Francisco, CA

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Oracle ParkSan Francisco, California

San Francisco Giants

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Capacity

41,265

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Conference

NL West

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Opened

2000

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Surface

Kentucky bluegrass

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📖About Oracle Park

Oracle Park is widely considered one of the most beautiful venues in sports, featuring a classic brick design right on the San Francisco Bay. It is world-famous for McCovey Cove, where fans in kayaks wait for "splash hit" home runs.

🏛️Oracle Park History

Origins

Built to replace the windy and cold Candlestick Park with a fan-friendly, privately funded ballpark in the South Beach neighborhood.

Major Renovations

2020Moved the bullpens from the field of play to behind the center-field fence and shortened the dimensions.

2024Upgraded the LED lighting system and added new club level amenities.

Notable Moments

Aug 7, 2007Barry Bonds hits his record-breaking 756th career home run.

Oct 31, 2012The city celebrates the second of three World Series titles in five years.

🎟️Visiting Oracle Park

Best Seats

Field Club seats behind home plate offer an elite view, but for the best atmosphere, sit in the Bleachers near the Coke Bottle. View Level seats offer panoramic Bay views.

Parking Tips

Traffic is heavy; use Caltrain (ends one block away) or the "Giants Ferry" from various Bay locations for a scenic arrival.

Game Day

Eat the Gordon Biersch Garlic Fries—you'll smell them as soon as you enter. Visit the "Garden" in center field and take a photo with the 80-foot Coca-Cola bottle and the glove.

🗺️Local Recommendations

🍺Bars & Drinks

58 Social

Quintessential Oracle Park sports bar with 24 beers on tap and secret entrance to the ballpark.

📍 0.1 miles24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, CA

💡 Features numerous TVs and a spacious interior; arrive early on game days.

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Hi Dive

Waterfront bar serving seafood bites, draft beers, and famous Bloody Marys.

📍 0.4 milesPier 28½, San Francisco, CA 94105

💡 Try the fish tacos and garlic fries.

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🍽️Restaurants

Garaje

Casual Mexican and American spot known for veggie burgers, tacos, and craft beer.

📍 0.4 miles475 3rd St, San Francisco, CA

💡 Cash-only; lively atmosphere perfect for pre-game.

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Red's Java House

Waterfront staple for 70 years, famous for sourdough burgers and Bay Bridge views.

📍 0.5 milesPier 30, San Francisco, CA

💡 Outdoor patio offers great views; cash-only.

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Marlowe

$$$

Upscale California cuisine with braised pork cheeks and grilled ribeye.

📍 0.6 miles500 Brannan St, San Francisco, CA

💡 Try the crispy brussels sprout chips; great for pre-game dinner.

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🏨Hotels

Hotel VIA

$$$

Modern waterfront hotel with views of the Bay and Oracle Park.

📍 0.3 miles138 King St, San Francisco, CA

💡 Walk to the game in 5 minutes.

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🎭Attractions

McCovey Cove

Free

Famous water area where fans in kayaks wait for splash-hit home runs.

📍 0.1 milesBehind right field, San Francisco, CA

💡 Walk the waterfront promenade before the game.

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Oracle Park Promenade

Free

Waterfront walkway with views of the Bay Bridge and ballpark.

📍 0.1 milesKing St, San Francisco, CA

💡 Great for photos before first pitch.

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Alcatraz Island

$$$

Tour the infamous federal penitentiary on a rocky island in San Francisco Bay, complete with an award-winning cellhouse audio tour narrated by former guards and inmates.

📍 4 miPier 33 Alcatraz Landing (ferry departure), San Francisco, CA 94133

💡 Tickets sell out weeks or months in advance in summer — book at cityexperiences.com as soon as you know your game date. Day tours run ~$48/adult; plan for a 2–3 hour visit on the island.

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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)

One of the largest modern and contemporary art museums in the US, SFMOMA spans seven floors with works by Frida Kahlo, Andy Warhol, and a world-class photography collection just a short walk from the ballpark.

📍 0.7 mi151 Third Street, San Francisco, CA 94103

💡 Visitors 18 and under get in free. The museum is closed on Wednesdays. Thursday hours run noon–8 p.m. — a good option for day-game attendees.

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Yerba Buena Gardens

Free

A free, beautifully landscaped urban oasis in the heart of SoMa featuring public art, a memorial waterfall, an ice skating rink, and surrounding cultural venues including the Children's Creativity Museum.

📍 0.8 mi750 Howard Street, San Francisco, CA 94103

💡 The gardens host free outdoor performances through the Yerba Buena Gardens Festival (spring through fall). Pair with a SFMOMA visit since they are directly adjacent.

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Salesforce Park

Free

A 5.4-acre rooftop park perched atop the Salesforce Transit Center, featuring 600 trees, 16,000 plants, a linear fountain, and free gondola access — with sweeping views of downtown San Francisco.

📍 1 mi425 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94105

💡 Take the free gondola from street level on Fremont Street for a scenic ride up. The park hosts free fitness classes and events; check the TJPA events calendar before your visit.

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