About Oracle Park
Oracle Park, with its picturesque backdrop of the San Francisco Bay, has been the home of the San Francisco Giants since it opened in 2000. Previously known as Pacific Bell Park and then AT&T Park, it was renamed Oracle Park in 2019 following a naming rights agreement. Located in the city's South Beach neighborhood, the ballpark is renowned for its breathtaking views, especially from the right-field wall which overlooks McCovey Cove. Many a baseball has been hit "splashdown" into these waters by both Giants and visiting players. The stadium has witnessed numerous significant moments, including the Giants' World Series wins in 2010, 2012, and 2014. With its modern amenities and classic design, Oracle Park effortlessly blends the best of contemporary stadium architecture with traditional baseball charm, making it a favorite among both players and fans.
What to eat at Oracle Park
- Crazy Crab Sandwich Section 109 — Dungeness crab on sourdough with garlic butter — the signature ballpark item.
- Ghirardelli Sundae Multiple Locations — Hot fudge sundae from San Francisco's legendary chocolate maker.
- Cha Cha Bowl Section 145 — Caribbean-inspired rice bowls with jerk chicken or pulled pork.
- Anchor Steam Beer Multiple Locations — San Francisco's own craft beer on draft throughout the park.
Where to sit at Oracle Park
- Club Level (Sections 201-235) Premium — Climate-sheltered seats with food and drink access. Great Bay views.
- Arcade (Sections 145-152) Mid-range — Right field seats near McCovey Cove. You might catch a splash hit.
- View Reserve (Sections 301-335) Budget — Upper deck with incredible Bay Bridge and water views. Very affordable.
Parking and getting to Oracle Park
- Lot A is closest but pricey and hard to exit. Consider Pier 48 for easier departure.
- Caltrain stops at the 4th & King station — a 10-minute walk to the park.
- The SF Ferry from Oakland lands near the park — a scenic and traffic-free commute.
What else to do near Oracle Park
- Ferry Building Marketplace 1.5 miles — Artisan food vendors, farmers market, and waterfront dining.
- South Beach Harbor 0.3 miles — Walk along the waterfront with views of the Bay Bridge.
- SFMOMA 1 mile — World-class modern art museum in downtown SF.
Before you go to Oracle Park
- Dress in Layers — Oracle Park is freezing cold at night even in summer. Bring a jacket — the wind off the Bay is no joke.
- McCovey Cove — Walk the promenade behind right field to see kayakers waiting for splash-hit home runs.
- Free Viewing — You can watch part of the game for free through the fence openings along the right field promenade.
- The garlic fries are legendary — follow your nose to find them, the smell carries across the concourse.
- Walk the entire waterfront promenade for free, even without a ticket — watch through the fences.
- Sit on the third base side for the best sunset views over the Bay.
- The cable car turnaround at Powell & Market is fun but touristy — take the Muni instead.
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