I love this park, previously AT&T, now Oracle, same vibes and memorable home of our SF Giants through the years. Core memories are housed in a private tour for a friend's bday, Green Day concert, Giants/women's soccer games and events, Fourth wing fan night, the Giants Half Marathon all in this iconic park. Sure, everything's super $$$ but the location, interior and food are worth the splurge. Some food faves are the crazy crabz sandwich, garlic fries, chicken tenders, super super burgers, and Ghirardelli sundae. Giants had such an amazing run in their even year dynasty back in 2010-2014 era and hope to see them make a comeback soon! read more

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My first-ever baseball game was so much fun and this stadium is truly stunning! The view was breathtaking. Watching the Diamondbacks vs. Giants game with the beautiful bay as a backdrop was just incredible. Even though the Diamondbacks won 10-6, the atmosphere was electric. There were plenty of booths and concessions, and I managed to grab some food. A quick heads-up about parking: definitely arrange it beforehand! I learned the hard way that you can't just pay on the day. I ended up paying $50 at 72 Mission Rock Street, San Francisco, CA, which was a bit steep, but it's San Francisco, so that's to be expected. Concession prices were also pretty high. A sandwich was over $20, and my partner's beer was $22. Despite the cost and the parking hassle, the overall experience was fantastic. We were all the way up at the top (free tickets from work), but the view was still amazing. Eating peanuts and soaking in the live game was just so much better than watching on TV. As someone not super into sports, I learned so much and truly enjoyed it. I'm already looking forward to coming back for more games! read more

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I enjoy Chase Stadium and watching a Giants game, but maybe not for the reasons you'd think. Of course, I root for the home team, but I was pretty slow to embrace America's pastime. That changed thanks to the club level experience. We have club seats with friends, and while there's no way we could go to 80 plus games a year, attending a few times a year with friends to enjoy the seats, the fan excitement, to catch up, and enjoy the game, that is really something my spouse looks forward to, and I'm learning to love it. The club level is calmer with different seat views, separate entrance and food and drink options. Recently we were invited to the Audi Dugout Club, next to the Giants dugout and we felt inspired seeing Giants warm up before their at bat. The Giants may not always win, but don't lose hope, loyal fans! We've got a modern stadium that's beautifully situated on the Bay, interesting food and drink options, and gotta root for the home team. Even for a somewhat reluctant fan, the club level atmosphere makes attending an SF game extraordinary. read more

Oracle Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

It's pretty well understood for those in the know that Oracle Park is a Top 2 baseball park in America. The views-location-design-amenities all combine to make it overall in my book the best MLB I've ever been to. If my math is right I've been to 20 different MLB stadiums-so I have some perspective. The thing about this park that blows just about every other stadium out of the water is the views.Most seats in this stadium have a beautiful view of the San Francisco Bay and it's breathtaking. The ambience at this stadium is pretty good-I'm not a Giants fan but I always respect the Giants fans with the enthusiasm they bring to Oracle Park. Probably the thing that most people love about this park is the location-built right on the water in China Basin-can't do much better in picking a location for a stadium. Transportation to this stadium in my book is a breeze-coming from Sacramento, we always drove down to a BART station either in El Cerrito or Orinda and then take the train across the bay to Embarcadero.Once at Embarcadero we either chose to walk the mile to the stadium or we could jump on the Muni at BART station and the train drops you off in front of Oracle. Same thing coming home but opposite. Oracle Park is known for having some of the best MLB stadium food in the country led by their Gilroy Garlic Fries-though my personal favorite is the world famous Ghirardelli Hot Fudge Sundae. I literally get one of those every visit to Oracle-the beer selection and garlic fries are very strong at Oracle but for me the Ghirardelli is a "non-negotiable". Another odd thing I love about Oracle-it's a great weather reset for those of us from hotter climates in NorCal-most evening games at Oracle jeans and a hoodie are definitely required as it's freezing out there, even in Mid-July-I love that. A design trait I love about this park is the right field bleachers,I feel everyone in the stadium should take a stroll to that part of the park at least once a game,it's so beautiful out there with the views of the fans out in the water in the boats and the kayaks-it's a great spot to watch an inning or two. Postgame it's hard to miss the aroma of all the street vendors selling "Mexican" hot dogs-the ones wrapped in bacon with all the peppers and onions-those are very hard to resist. In closing-these are some of the reasons I will stand by my statement that Oracle Park is a Top 2 stadium in baseball and everyone should try to get out there and experience this gem of a ballpark themselves. read more

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We had the opportunity to watch the Giants for the second time this year and enjoyed our seats right behind home plate, Row A. Right in the action but a desert for any foul balls. We arrived early this time and did a full circuit outside the stadium and then inside to take it all in. Boats in McCovey Cove, field level views from Triples Alley, souvenir shopping in the Dugout and all the great local food options (garlic fries, Crazy Crab'z sandwiches and Girardelli hot fudge sundaes). The Shield Lounge level had its own dedicated entrance right next to the ticket windows. After checking in and getting our wrist bands we had access to the lounge and took advantage of the free water bottles, soda, Cracker Jacks, popcorn and dedicated bar and seating. It also had its own set of bathrooms but it was quite small and the men's room even had a long line. From the lounge it was a quick cross over to the entrances to our seats. So simple. Unfortunately no home runs into McCovey Cove this time so none of the theatrics but still a great pounding inflicted in the Milwaukee Brewers 16-3. Always fun to watch the antics of Lou Seal. Besides the t-shirt toss, Lou Seal was jamming along with a DJ during one of the inning interludes. I've only been to a small handful of stadiums in the US and Japan and Oracle Park is still my favorite. read more

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Been to a few nice ballparks but I think this is the best one I've been to so far! Oracle is definitely known for being one of the best and it lived up to that reputation. First thing you notice when you visit the stadium is the beautiful brick facade and how it feels integrated with the city. You can just walk up if you are staying or parking close by or take the BART too. Outside the stadium you can see various statues, plaques, and great views of the bay. I'd recommend coming an hour early before the game because this is a park you want to walk around in definitely. There are free games below Levi's landing, a trolley car where you can take pics, and of course the giant Coca Cola and glove. The stadium is really beautiful all around and was clean and well maintained. The game experience and atmosphere was great as well. I don't think there's a bad seat in the house and the fans are passionate and energetic even though the team isn't doing very well. This is a first class game day experience and a must visit for any baseball fan! read more

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Take me out to a ball game!!! I love my experience here!! The giants vs the A's! Battle of the bay! I never been here before. So exciting to see new places and experience new things! So many food to try but very overpriced tbh so try to grab a plate and call it a day lol. Getting in was a breeze, no bag allowed in unless it's clear. There's a kid section so definitely come bring your kids to the game!! read more

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The convenience of being to basically walk right into this stadium is amazing! As an LA native who has gone to her fair share of dodger games and has endured the journey to Chavez Ravine and dealt with that parking this was a much welcomed change in baseball game experience. The stadium itself is really clean and has plenty of food and beverage options. The basic concessions were ok. The seats were a great price and we enjoyed our time very much. read more

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Best ballpark in the majors. Without a doubt the most beautiful park with views at every turn. Friendly concourse. Killer food and drinks. This may not be a hitter friendly ballpark but it is a foodie's dream come true. Highlight here was the lumpia. Yes I said lumpia at a baseball game. They give you an about 10 large pieces and each one is better than the last. They serve pizza here made by the famous Tony Gemigani. He recently opened Slice House in Granite Bay. I definitely plan on making the trip there soon. The line for the crab sandwiches was super long so I wasn't able to partake but it is a world renown dish that I'll get my hands on eventually. Be sure to bring a sweater! read more

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I just love this ballpark! Such a beautiful view surrounding the venue. Like other ballparks.... the goodies inside are expensive so be prepared. We had the Bay Bridge Sandwich - bread was fluffy and soft.... and the inside had crab, shrimp, onions, celery, etc. it was basically a seafood salad in a sandwich and it was tasty! I would get it again. Transportation Note: Best is to take CalTrain it is so easy, cost efficient, and clean! You save on sitting in traffic and paying for parking. But if you want to drive, there are parking garages/lots near by.. just be prepared to deal with traffic. Would I go back? Yes - Go Giants! read more

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Oracle Park had great acoustics and each seat had a decent view to the ball field. Park food is always overpriced but the Japanese hot dog is pretty good. Fries are nice and crispy. read more

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My family and I visited Oracle Park, home to baseball's San Francisco Giants. As a die-hard LA Dodgers fan, I hate to admit it, but this stadium is beautiful and modern, yet the atmosphere feels like that of an old-time baseball stadium. This stadium offers fans many food and beverage options, relaxing areas to soak up the sun while watching the game, activities for kids of all ages, perfect views of the field from any seat, and friendly, helpful employees. The views of the bay from the stadium are stunning. We sat in the front row of the left-field bleacher seats, and our view of the game was incredible. We felt so close to the field and players that it seemed as if we were on the field ourselves. Tip: If you plan to sit in the outfield bleacher seats, note that they offer no back support. Stadium seats are not allowed in this stadium, but seat cushions are OK. My wife recently had knee surgery, so climbing stairs to our seats was a challenge. I spokento usher Jessica, who was assigned to the very top of the left-field bleachers. Jessica was understanding and let us sit in unused seats with back support at the very top of our section for the entire game. This was arranged with the understanding that if the seat's ticket holders arrived, we would move back to our original seats. Fortunately, no one claimed these seats, so we were able to stay there the whole time. Ushers like Jessica deserve praise for their professionalism, kindness, and genuine effort to give guests like my family and me a truly wonderful, enjoyable, and memorable experience. Thank you! read more

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Best ballpark in the league. I actually prefer the upper levels because of the amazing views. read more

Oracle Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

Gorgeous stadium right by the water. Crazy Crab'Z Sandwich ($32) -- This was the FIRST thing I got in line for when I arrived. The line was extremely long, but I got my food within 10 minutes. The garlic bread had a perfect crisp & smelled HEAVENLY. You MUST use the lemons they give you for your sandwich. Gilroy Garlic Fries ($14) -- This was described as an iconic, signature menu item at Oracle Park. While I was in line for crab sandwiches, the lady in front of me even told me where the ORIGINAL fry stand was to get the best quality. Unfortunately, it was super disappointing. The fries were borderline soggy which ruined the entire experience. It did smell delicious though. Lumpia (10 pieces for $16) from The Lumpia Company -- I was expecting something super delicious since I've heard good things about their Oakland location... it was average. read more

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San Francisco Giants ballpark is the best MLB ballpark! Not only is it the ballpark of my home team, it's fun, exciting, has great views, and good food. This ball park has changed names four times so far and is currently called Oracle Park. The view of the bay is gorgeous in the background and on a sunny day, it's like magic. The park is family friendly. Coca Cola slides are fun for kids and there are many areas to play in the back, including some arcade games. I always enjoy the garlic fries and Giants home run dog from the Doggie Diner cart. Recently, I had the Ghirardelli world famous hot fudge sundae and it was delicious. Food is expensive, but good. The SF Giants regularly have free giveaways such as bobbleheads, shirts, hats, etc and themed events, making the baseball experience even more fun. I love Hello Kitty day! The weather can be brutally cold some evenings, and even daytime, with the chilly air, wind, and fog. And on other days, it can be sunny, warm, and gorgeous. Watching the seagulls come for the food at the end of each game is always funny. I've been to the Giants ballpark many times and have always enjoyed it. At the most recent game I attended, I got to see a grand slam by Harrison Bader! How lucky we were! Although the Giants have been up and down, the 2010 years were the best, 2010, 2012, and 2014. Great decade for the Bay Area! read more

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Beautiful ball park with a million dollar gorgeous view of San Francisco Bay. Easy transportation by bus, street car, train, or parking lot nearby. Very well-organized, professional, helpful and thoughtful staff here. Many food & drink options that emphasize local foods. Many seat options to choose from around the ball park. Fun to walk around the place to check out displays such as World Series trophies, the giant mitt & coke bottle slide, the cable car, and many statues and plaques to admire on many famous ball players. I've been coming here for years with my family and will keep coming back for games. I also appreciate that the park hosts many other non-baseball events. Go Giants! read more

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Beautiful Park, no doubt. The scenery from our clubs was perfect. At the club level seating, choices of food were plentiful. They had Ghirardelli's selling delicious ice cream sundaes, hot chocolate, and ice cream with cones. The line was ridiculous but worth it. I love the mini tribute/museum of the SF Giants. We did have issue getting our bobble head for top gun night. I remember back in the day they just handed them out at the gate to those who had tickets now you gotta have a special ticket package to get one. You can upgrade for 20 dollars using purchasing it with a QR code. When my husband tried to do it, it didn't work. We half way thru the game I asked a customer service person there and the called down to ticket sales & said they weren't doing that any more. So my husband goes down and finally obtains it. You think these apps and QR codes make it easier but it doesn't. It makes 1 step into 3-4. Anywayz, that's the only thing I had an issue with. Overall good experience though. read more

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it was our Giants vs Angels on a sunny Sunday, and the boys and I were ready to support the team. honestly, this was my first baseball game experience, and i loved it. the Oracle Park is beautiful, large and equipped with a well organized staff who made the whole game feel smooth we got top seats, but the view was the best. we saw the whole field, the felt the weather in full effect and got an amazing overview of the Bay, its water and the boats as the game went underway we enjoyed the ease to find our seats; the food was good, but of course, super overpriced: $20 for a chicken sandwich is brazy although the Giants started off bad with a 0-4 deficit, we made a comeback by the 9th inning and made it 3-4; but it wasn't enough. the day was great, but the game ended in a loss: the whole stadium was behind the Home Team, and it was a great day, with all the support behind an eventual failing comeback thx, Oracle Park, and do better, Giants, smh ‍ read more

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Chinese Heritage and Bruce Lee Night at SF Giants Game with good friends. All the staff was amazing at the VIP event. The food was so yummy. You hot hotdogs and all the dressing. Many different drinks too. Had a Photo Booth when green screen for fun. You must always go to a game. Go Giants! read more

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We love coming to Oracle Park to watch the SF Giants. Friday they had a sold out game against the Angels. Many food options for everyone here. Amazing ballpark experience and I would recommend it to anyone visiting San Francisco. read more

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This venue has been a staple of my life from childhood through adulthood. The parking is relatively easy, the facilities are beautiful with stunning bay views, the food is delicious (albeit expensive), and the staff is friendly. From a baseball game, to a concert, to running the bases with the kids, this stadium is the best. read more

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The "suite" life at a San Francisco Giants game SF Big thanks to my J for the suite box tickets--right behind home plate. Doesn't get better than that view. Catered and ordered food = meh... read more

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Def recommend coming here and checking out a game, even though im far from home, currently living in Hawaii, I miss the garlic fries, and crab sandwiches don't take it for granted. read more

So very nice stadium! My husband wanted for a long time to watch a game there. They have a lot venders for your snacks, and it is so cool to see people after game taking ferry rides to back home. read more

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Came here for a Giants vs. Mets game on a Friday evening. Entered through the side for box seating and took a lap around the first floor food courts and general seating area. The security for the side box seating entrance was smooth and quick with bag checks and a quick ticket check. Inside, there were plenty of food stands and people to help point you towards the right area. The energy was lively! read more

Oracle Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

Such a fun place to watch a baseball game. We had perfect weather and the views of the bay couldn't be beat. We were able to upgrade our seats to club level and it was very worth it. The padded seats, inside temperature controlled area, food options and more were a huge plus! The kids also loved all the fun activities in the outfield. On our quest to visit all the MLB stadiums this was stood out in a great way! read more

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Update - since Opening Day, have found some food worth purchasing at the ballpark as follows (Field Club): Popcorn 4/5 Mr Softee 4/5 Caesar Salad 4/5 Have not and will not return for burrito or burrito bowl on promenade until they return to black beans and adding guacamole. The nachos are served with avocado, not guacamole, kind of odd imo. Clam Chowder in bread bowl is tasty and somewhat satisfying during night games. Traditional sausages - at the cart - remain a good value for the money. read more

You can tell why it's always on the top 5 lists for best ballparks. Just walking in near the pier can you feel the aura the stadium carries. Such a beautiful view to watch the game and feel the breeze off the bay. We sat in club level and got a free drink, it's new in 2026 so no one knows how it works but you get a free souvenir size soda or any drink. Crab sandwich was 5/5 too read more

Oracle Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

3-27-26 OPENING DAY! New York Yankees vs San Francisco Giants I have been attending Giants games here since the ballpark first opened back in 2000 (known as Pacific Bell Park at the time) it's such an iconic park, there's so much history to take in. I've seen amazing nail-biting games, crushing defeats, historic moments that I will cherish forever. As a lifelong Giants fan, there's nothing like catching a game here. The energy is electric - win or lose, the crowd brings the hype every single time. I have sat in the lower level, upper level, club level, bleachers and trust me there is NOT a bad seat in the house. They made a lot of upgrades during the offseason, the lines run smoother and check in process is pleasant compared to past experiences, make sure you use the mlb ballpark app for immediate access to your ticket. Personally I've never had a bad experience at Oracle, as always win or lose GO GIANTS!!! I can't wait to come back for another game this year - thank you read more

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Always fun going to the game, though is not cheap but the food selection is great!. Always layer up as you never know with SF weather. read more

Oracle Park - Gotta have the Crazy Crab'z Sandwich - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Attended the Hello Kitty day at the ballpark. Was a beautiful day in the park. I enjoyed all the good food and easy access to Giants gear. Lots of walking space and also has elevators. Lots of employees around to help get around. A great place to see a game and watch the boats float by. read more

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We were all excited to come to the game, especially since the World Cup was on and we weren't able to watch it. We arrived in great spirits and started with the brisket sandwich, which was excellent and cooked to perfection. I also want to give credit to the employees working at the brisket sandwich stand. They were friendly, super helpful, and provided excellent customer service. They made us feel welcome and got our visit off to a great start. After that, we grabbed a drink before heading to our seats. We decided to have one more drink, so we ordered a Lagunitas and a Blue Moon. I'm not sure if it was the plastic cup or something else, but the Lagunitas tasted very different and seemed off. I went back and politely asked if I could switch it for a Heineken. Unfortunately, the employee who helped me at the Skyline Bar, next to the Gilroy Garlic Fries stand on the Club Level, was very rude and unprofessional. He was wearing glasses and a black shirt with the number 58 on it. He told me that nobody else had brought their beer back. I suggested that he taste it himself, but he replied that he couldn't. The interaction left a bad impression and took away from an otherwise enjoyable experience. That's why I'm giving this place three stars. I hope management works on customer service and employee training, especially considering how much customers spend on food and drinks at the ballpark. Overall, the food was great, and the staff at the brisket sandwich stand were outstanding. My only complaint was the poor customer service I received at the Skyline Bar. read more

If you've been to a baseball game in the US, then Oracle Park, home to the Giants, might look familiar to you. It's a lovely but soulless simulacrum of designs sold all over America by Kansas City-based architects Populous, including ballparks housing teams including the San Diego Padres; Miami Marlins; NY Yankees; Baltimore Orioles; Atlanta Braves; Toronto Blue Jays; KC Royals; Pittsburgh Pirates; NY Mets; Minnesota Twins; and Washington Nationals. Fans can argue the importance of this observation, but they can't dispute the similarities among those facilities, and, for my money, professional baseball has done fans a disservice by displaying their show in cookie-cutter stadiums. The art of the game used to extend to the look and feel of the buildings in which it was presented, but, with a few exceptions (Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, hell, even Dodger Stadium), those days are gone. Nonetheless, baseball is still fun to watch, and at Oracle Park, we've sat in a suite and along the third-base line, and honestly, the suites, while quite comfortable and somewhat luxurious, aren't the best seats in the house. Closer is better, and Club Level 222 provided us with a better view of the game. I'm a Phillies fan, so the San Francisco Giants are nominal rivals because they play in our (National) league, but we don't see them often, maybe 6 times a year and potentially more in the playoffs. This lets me be ok with them winning, which is fun, because Giants fans (like Cubs fans) are good people, so I enjoy visiting them in their home environment. read more

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I don't love baseball, it is not my favorite thing, but my grandson does as does his dad. Whenever we can we skip Dodger Stadium (which is good, not great) and head off on a 5 hour drive to Oracle Park. Now, you can fly in and public transportation is so easy. If you live nearby you can walk to it from Market Street. This park is just perfect for a game. The prices are fair and the seats are nice. And it matters not if you get the cheap seats. They have screens and you will be able to see and hear from any seat. The people that work there are great. They are helpful and if you need help, they are there for you. The best thing about Oracle is their food. We don't have dinner first, we eat there. They have everything, from what you would expect at any ball game to some of the close to or at fine dinning food. They have a crab sandwich that will make your day and their garlic fries are perfect. They have all sorts of food and we have never had a bad meal there. I think they have a newer chef because they have added, I think a couple of things that you just want. It is the best stadium food we have ever had. It is worth the drive or however you get there. You will love this place. They also have great concerts and again, the food. Just eat there. read more

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I've been coming here for years, love to watch the Giants games with my besties, always a great time. Stop at their restaurant, which by the way has the bomb Carnita nachos, good drinks, great beer, and you can even buy some sparkling. Of course, they have lots of Giants gear and souvenirs. Lots of great spots to grab something delicious and bring it back to your seat. Everything here is excellent, a little pricey, but oh so perfect. Goooooo Giants Cheers, my friends SYOY 11/23/25 read more

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Don't forget to catch a Giants game if you're visiting SF! Tickets can be cheap if you catch them at the right time. The stadium is VERY lively and you'll find plenty of food options on all levels of the stadium. They will have giveaways for some games, and special tickets for others where you can get limited edition merchandise! I will always be a fan of how Oracle engages their fans during games and events read more

Oracle Park - Giants vs Padres - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

Watched the Sox play the Giants here. Sadly the Sox lost lol, but it was still a fun game. The view was great from where we were sitting. Was easy to get in and out. Prices were typical for food. read more

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Though it will always be AT&T Park to me, Oracle is one of the prettiest stadiums there is, the views of the bay are unmatched. I've only been to the stadium for Giants games, aka when it is fully open, but am always pleased by the number of food and drink options around the stadium. They have your typical ballpark dogs, beers, and nachos, but also Bay Area staples like Gilroy garlic fries, Ghirardelli sundaes, lumpia, and more. Food is pricey, but if you don't want to spend, you can also bring your own food into the game! For Giants games they offer go ahead entry via the MLB ballpark app, which makes entering the stadium super quick and easy. On my most recent visit, I was pleased to see that they have free sunscreen stations near the medical rooms, huge if you're pale and tend to burn easily. read more

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I'm a little late reviewing ... who doesn't love a good game! Great seats, exuberant fans, and the excitement of whether your team is going to win. We enjoy attending the special events - Irish Heritage Night, Fiipino Heritage Night, etc. Lots of food and drink options. Sections 122/123 are in good proximity to the field. Take the ferry is the best way to go. No getting stuck in traffic or bunched up on Muni/BART. You can kick back for a leisurely ride home. It can get chilly at night so layer up! read more

Oracle Park - Lou Seal shooting off the t-shirt cannon - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - San Francisco, California

Came mid week against the Padres, thought it was going to be a fairly empty stadium considering time of the day and year. I was wrong, there was a ton of schools visting the same day. Surprisingly it was a nice sunny day with a slight breeze. Had a great time, only con is the age limit on the slide lol.... I was hoping to go down. read more

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