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Oracle Park, San Francisco

4.7

#7 of 676 in Things to do in San Francisco

Arena / Stadium · Tourist Spot

To see how a major baseball stadium functions behind the scenes, take a tour of Oracle Park, home of the San Francisco Giants. This ballpark is renowned for its views of the San Francisco Bay, best appreciated from the highest seats. Located downtown, the stadium is easily accessible from almost anywhere in the city by public bus or train. Game tickets may be difficult to come by late in the season, but you can always explore the dugout, clubhouse, press box, and the batting cage on a private tour. For a free look at a few innings, stand under the archways stretching along the stadium's waterfront promenade. Oracle Park is just one of the many highlights you can arrange to see using our , international travel planner Edition.

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By irina0597

It was a great experience watching the San Francisco giants play against the San Diego Padres as far as I remember. Even though the giants lost, the game was great and I came to make friends with a... more »
By TSNW52

The Park was closed due to Covid, but we toured the entire perimeter twice and the historic placements of monuments (Willie Mays was the best ... Barry Bonds - not so much), placards, momentos of... more »

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By Luci Varian

Great seats at Club Level. I think there were more people enjoying the food and beverage stands than there were in their seats. Garlic fries were wonderful. The people in front of us were eating a plate of three sliders: beef, ham, and turkey. The meats looked fresh roasted, not deli style. Bathrooms seemed cleaner in Club than on other levels. No straws or lids were provided for drinks. Very warm day, so I was happy we were in the shade, Sec 220, Row L.

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By Stephanie

Awesome ballpark! There are so many good restaurants to eat. There are many things to do for children that are FREE!! the children I was with enjoyed there time and their ages ranged between 3-10 yrs old. This park also has a beautiful view of the bay.

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