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Oracle Park is a ballpark in San Francisco, California, home of the San Francisco Giants of Major League Baseball’s National League. It opened in 2000, making it 26 years old in 2026 and seats about 41,915 fans. Splash hits into McCovey Cove; 24-ft right-field wall honors Willie Mays.
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Ballpark facts
- Location
- San Francisco, California
- Home of
- San Francisco Giants
- League
- National League
- Opened
- 2000
- Capacity
- 41,915
- Dimensions
- Left field 339 ft · Center 391 ft · Right field 309 ft
- Outfield wall
- 24 ft
- Surface
- Natural grass
- Roof
- Open air
- 2026 attendance
- 35,269 per game
- Former names
- Pacific Bell Park, SBC Park, AT&T Park
- Architect
- HOK Sport (now Populous)
- Last major renovation
- 2020
- Big events
- World Series (2010), World Series (2012), World Series (2014), MLB All-Star Game (2007), World Baseball Classic final (2013)
Famous games at Oracle Park
- Barry Bonds hits his 71st and 72nd homers off the Dodgers, passing McGwire's single-season record
- Bonds launches career homer No. 756 off Mike Bacsik to pass Hank Aaron
- Matt Cain throws the first perfect game in Giants history, against Houston
- Pablo Sandoval hits three homers, two off Justin Verlander, in World Series Game 1
- Travis Ishikawa's walk-off three-run homer wins NLCS Game 5 and the pennant over St. Louis
Seating guide
- Best views
- From the View Reserve seats in the upper deck, behind the plate and along the lines, you can see the Bay Bridge and the bay. The Arcade in right field sits directly over McCovey Cove.
- Shade & cover
- Most of the shade at Oracle comes from the upper deck, which hangs out over the club level. In afternoon games the first-base side gets relief first, while the outfield and the third-base side get the most sun. Night games next to the bay can get cold quickly.
- Cheapest seats
- The least expensive seats are the outfield bleachers and the View Reserve section of the upper deck. Out on McCovey Cove, the public Portwalk lets people walking by watch for free through gaps in the right-field wall.
- Families
- Up on the Promenade Level, the Fan Lot has a slide-equipped play structure and its own area for little ones. After Sunday day games, the bases are open to children 14 and under.
- Standing room
- The best-known casual spot is the free Portwalk viewing area behind right field. The promenade concourse and the Arcade also have open places where you can stand and watch.
Tailgating & parking
- Tailgating
- LimitedIn Lot A you can tailgate informally right beside your car, provided you keep aisles and spaces clear. Tailgating isn't permitted at 153 Townsend or Pier 48.
- Parking
- The lots and garages the Giants control, such as Pier 48 on the far side of the Lefty O'Doul Bridge and Lot A, need an advance SpotHero reservation. Free shuttles carry fans from Pier 48 and Lot A to the gate, and the park is surrounded by dozens of private garages.
- Typical price
- $55–$70 per car on game days
- Transit
- Muni's T and N lines stop just outside the park at King & 2nd. Caltrain's 4th & King station is only about 1.5 blocks off, and ferries arrive at the China Basin landing past center field.
Stadium tours
Oracle Park offers behind-the-scenes ballpark tours ($46 adults · 90 minutes). Tours usually skip game days and the schedule changes by season, so book ahead.
Historical photos
Browse old photos, postcards and construction shots of Oracle Park in free public archives.
Ballparks near Oracle Park10
- 1D-IDante Benedetti Diamond at Max Ulrich Field — San Francisco Dons same city
- 2JUCOCity College of San Francisco Rams Baseball Field — City College of San Francisco Rams same city
- 3SummerTom Lara Field — San Francisco Seagulls 10 mi
- 4JUCOSkyline Trojans Baseball Field — Skyline Trojans 10 mi
- 5JUCOLaney Eagles Baseball Field — Laney Eagles 10 mi
- 6D-IEvans Diamond at Stu Gordon Stadium — California Golden Bears 11 mi
- 7JUCOAlumni Stadium — College of Marin Mariners 15 mi
- 8JUCOContra Costa Comets Baseball Field — Contra Costa Comets 15 mi
- 9JUCOCollege of San Mateo Bulldogs Baseball Field — College of San Mateo Bulldogs 16 mi
- 10D-ILouis Guisto Field — Saint Mary's Gaels 22 mi
Other National League ballparks12
The San Francisco Giants share the National League with 14 other teams listed on Inside the Park. Here are the closest 12, nearest first.
- 1MLBDodger Stadium — Los Angeles Dodgers 347 mi
- 2MLBPetco Park — San Diego Padres 457 mi
- 3MLBChase Field — Arizona Diamondbacks 651 mi
- 4MLBCoors Field — Colorado Rockies 948 mi
- 5MLBBusch Stadium — St. Louis Cardinals 1,737 mi
- 6MLBAmerican Family Field — Milwaukee Brewers 1,836 mi
- 7MLBWrigley Field — Chicago Cubs 1,853 mi
- 8MLBGreat American Ball Park — Cincinnati Reds 2,038 mi
- 9MLBTruist Park — Atlanta Braves 2,135 mi
- 10MLBPNC Park — Pittsburgh Pirates 2,260 mi
- 11MLBNationals Park — Washington Nationals 2,436 mi
- 12MLBCitizens Bank Park — Philadelphia Phillies 2,518 mi
Questions about Oracle Park
What other ballparks are in the National League?
14 other National League teams play at parks listed here. The nearest are Dodger Stadium, Petco Park, and Chase Field.
Where do the San Francisco Giants play home games?
The San Francisco Giants play at Oracle Park in San Francisco, California.
When did Oracle Park open?
Oracle Park opened in 2000.
How many people does Oracle Park hold?
Oracle Park has a capacity of about 41,915.
What other ballparks are near Oracle Park?
Dante Benedetti Diamond at Max Ulrich Field is also in San Francisco. See the full list of nearby ballparks on this page.
Where is the shade at Oracle Park?
Most of the shade at Oracle comes from the upper deck, which hangs out over the club level. In afternoon games the first-base side gets relief first, while the outfield and the third-base side get the most sun. Night games next to the bay can get cold quickly.
Can you tailgate at Oracle Park?
Limited. In Lot A you can tailgate informally right beside your car, provided you keep aisles and spaces clear. Tailgating isn't permitted at 153 Townsend or Pier 48.
How much does parking cost at Oracle Park?
Game-day parking near Oracle Park usually runs about $55–$70 per car, depending on the lot and the game. The lots and garages the Giants control, such as Pier 48 on the far side of the Lefty O'Doul Bridge and Lot A, need an advance SpotHero reservation. Free shuttles carry fans from Pier 48 and Lot A to the gate, and the park is surrounded by dozens of private garages.
Does Oracle Park offer tours?
Yes. Oracle Park runs ballpark tours ($46 adults · 90 minutes). Check the official tour page for dates.
Facts are for the 2026 season. Distances are straight-line miles between city centers. Capacity figures vary by source and some include lawn seating. See something wrong? Let us know. Is this your ballpark? Get the “Listed on Inside the Park” badge for your website.