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

πŸ“–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.

πŸ›οΈ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.

🎟️Visitor Guide

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 Friesβ€”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.

Stadiums Near Oracle Park

References

Content sourced from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA) and official team sites. Additional information verified against public sources.