Oracle Park Information Guide

Accessibility Services

The Giants are dedicated to offering a quality experience to guests with disabilities that is full and equal to that provided to guests without disabilities.

Accessible seating options are available throughout the ballpark in all view perspectives (see SEATING CHART). In addition, all restrooms, ATMs and counters at points of service at Oracle Park are accessible. Elevators are located at each of the four main entrances to the ballpark (see GATES/TIMES). The elevators at Willie Mays Plaza and Second Street Plaza provide access to all levels of the park. The elevators at Lefty O'Doul and Seals Plaza provide access to the Promenade Level only. Guests with disabilities and their companions are given first priority for service at all elevators. At the Willie Mays Gates, there are three escalators, which move guests up before and during the game and then down after the sixth inning. Guest services personnel are posted at each ballpark entrance to assist any guest requiring assistance in locating their seats and ballpark services. In addition, staff is available to provide complimentary wheelchair escorts for guests who need assistance getting to their seats. Simply ask a Giants employee at any gate and an attendant will meet you with a wheelchair. Reservations are not accepted. For post game use, please notify the nearest aisle attendance 15 minutes prior to departure.

ADA parking is available in all lots, but is subject to availability. Please note that parking reservations via SpotHero are required to park in Giants-controlled facilities, including for fans with valid ADA placards (see PARKING). Fans with valid ADA placards and a parking reservation are provided priority parking spaces in Giants-controlled parking facilities on a first-come, first-served basis. The Oracle Park accessibility shuttle provides a free ride for those who need it between Lot A/Pier 48 and Oracle Park. Shuttle service begins 3 hours prior to game time and runs up until 1 hour the end of the game. Learn More. The shuttle drops off at the loading zone on Third Street just across the Lefty O'Doul Bridge.

The Giants provide open captioning for all ballpark public address content on the dedicated captioning board located to the right of the display in centerfield (see CAPTIONING). Real time captioning of nearly all public address audio communications in Oracle Park during Giants games is also available via the free MLB Ballpark app.

Assistive listening devices are available at no charge upon request at the Guest Services Office on the Promenade Level behind Home Plate. A valid credit card or acceptable form of picture identification (e.g., valid driver's license or non-driver government-issued photo ID card) is required as a deposit.

The Sensory Inclusive? program at Oracle Park provides training and resources to staff, enabling them to better accommodate individuals with sensory sensitivities. Sensory bags, equipped with noise-canceling headphones, fidget tools, verbal cue cards and weighted lap pads will be available at the Guest Services Desk on the Promenade Level - free of charge.

Access Privileges

Oracle Park was designed for all of our guests to enjoy; however, there are certain areas of the park that can only be accessed with a designated ticket. Guests should keep their ticket with them at all times to avoid any confusion as they enjoy the ballpark and its amenities. The following are the various ballpark seating areas and designated access requirements:

Promenade Level (main concourse): All guests with a game ticket.

Blue Shield Field Club Lounge: Only guests with a game ticket for the following seating categories: Blue Shield Field Club, Carmax Field Box, Alaska Airlines Loft at McCovey Cove, Candlestick Suite, Salesforce Champions Suite, Dugout Club, Batter's Box, Legends Club, Dockers Deck, Dugout Box, Press Club, Promenade Patio Tables, and Oracle Suite Level.

Alaska Airlines Club Level: Only guests with a game ticket for the following seating categories: Alaska Airlines Club Level, Blue Shield Field Club Level, Alaska Airlines Loft at McCovey Cove, Candlestick Suite, Carmax Field Box, Champions Suite, Dugout Club, Batter's Box, Dockers Deck, Legends Club, Dugout Box, Press Club, Promenade Patio Tables, and Oracle Suite Level.

Oracle Suite Level: Only guests with a ticket for the Oracle Suite Level or Gotham Club. Guests with tickets to any other area of the park, including clubs, lofts, and boxes, DO NOT have access to the Oracle Suite Level.

View Level (upper concourse): All guests with a game ticket.

Guests may sit only in the seat(s) for which they have tickets.

AED (Automated External Defibrillators)

A total of 24 AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators) have been installed throughout the ballpark. AEDs are strategically placed 1.5 minutes apart from each other. Prominent overhead signage denotes each AED location. Each location houses an alarmed cabinet with AED and first aid kit.

1. Visitors' Clubhouse: Field Level
2. Blue Shield Field Club Lounge: Field Level
3. Tunnel section 110: Field Level
4. Tunnel section 121: Field Level
5. Visitors' Dugout: Field Level
6. Giants Dugout: Field Level
7. Section 105: Promenade Level
8. Section 113: Promenade Level
9. Section 119: Promenade Level
10. Section 128: Promenade Level
11. Section 133: Promenade Level
12. Section 211: Club Level
13. Section 219: Club Level
14. Section 228: Club Level
15. Outside Suite 16: Suite Level
16. Concierge Desk: Suite Level
17. Outside Suite 50: Suite Level
18. Section 310: View Level
19. Section 312: View Level
20. Section 324: View Level
21. Section 334: View Level

Aerosol Cans

Aerosol cans of any kind (sunblock, hairspray, pepper spray) are not allowed in the ballpark.

Address/Telephone/Fax/Website

Oracle Park
24 Willie Mays Plaza
San Francisco, CA 94107
Telephone: 415-972-2000
Fax: 415-972-2001
Website: www.sfgiants.com

Alaska Airlines Club Level

The entire third level of Oracle Park comprises the Alaska Airlines Club Level.

Alaska Airlines Loft at McCovey Cove

Nestled inside the brick archways of the right field wall, the Alaska Airlines Loft at McCovey Cove can accommodate about 45-55 guests. The suite features a terraced patio with outdoor seating, which juts from the wall 10 feet above the playing field. A special entrance with an elevator is located on the waterfront near the Lefty O'Doul Entrance.

Alcohol Policy

Outside alcohol (including non-alcoholic beer) is not permitted into Oracle Park. Alcoholic beverages, including beer, wine, liquor and hard seltzer, are sold throughout the park. The following restrictions apply:

• Alcohol sales in general concession areas conclude at the end of the eighth inning (for baseball games).
• Alcohol sales are at the discretion of management and can be terminated at any time.
• There is a two-drink limit per person, per purchase.
• Patrons are not permitted to leave the ballpark with alcoholic beverages (this includes unopened bottles/cans purchased in Suites).

Patrons are encouraged to drink responsibly and take transit or identify a designated driver. In partnership with Heineken? 0.0, the Giants encourage fans to make use of their designated driver program. Fans who pledge to not drink while at Oracle Park receive a complimentary can of Heineken? 0.0, available at the Guest Services Office on the Promenade and Club Levels.

Anchor Suite

Located in Suite #61 on the Oracle Suite Level and accommodating 20 guests, the Anchor Suite has a rustic and sophisticated ambiance similar to that of an old tap room. For more information about this premium space, please call an Executive Sales Representative at (415) 972-2298.

Animals

Service animals are welcome at Oracle Park. Service animals are dogs and, in some cases, miniature horses that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. Emotional support animals, comfort animals, and other animals that are not Service Animals are also permitted at Oracle Park if they do not pose a safety or security risk or cause disruption to other guests. All animals must be harnessed, leashed, or tethered, unless these devices interfere with the service animal's work. Guests who need to "relieve" their animal will be allowed to exit and re-enter the ballpark, subject to re-screening by security. Please have your hand stamped prior to exiting.

Aramark/Diamond 58

Aramark Sports + Entertainment is Oracle Park¡¯s concessionaire. Aramark will be operating as Diamond 58, a bespoke brand that reflects the focus on premium hospitality and guest experience. Alongside the new partner, the Giants will continue to offer event goers their favorite menu items, including the Crazy Crab Sandwich, Orlando¡¯s Cha-Cha Bowl and Garlic Fries, and incorporate special cultural food offerings on Special Event heritage days.

Artwork In The Park

Oracle Park boasts an eclectic collection of art both inside and outside of the park. The interior levels of the ballpark feature murals, plaques and photography.

The 2010, 2012, and 2014 Major League Baseball World Series Championship Trophies and Championship rings are located on permanent display on the Promenade Level directly behind home plate.

Statues and plaques also decorate areas surrounding the ballpark, highlighted by the Willie Mays statue located at the ballpark's main entrance.

The Willie Mays statue, depicting the Hall of Famer following through on his swing, is the most recognized statue of the Giants collection. Sculpted by William Behrends, the nine-foot, bronze statue quickly became one of the signature fixtures of the ballpark and a fan favorite "photo op."

The Seals Plaza statue replicates the logo of the Pacific Coast League team that played in San Francisco from 1903-1957. Sculpted by Alfredo Osorio, the statue depicts a seal balancing a baseball on its nose.

The 14-foot high Willie McCovey statue is located across McCovey Cove from the ballpark at the northeast corner of China Basin Park. Also sculpted by Behrends, the McCovey statue pays tribute to one of the San Francisco Giants' most respected former players and Hall of Famers. China Basin Park also contains plaques listing the members of every Giants team that played in San Francisco from 1958-1999, and plaques with the names of past Willie Mac Award winners surround the base of the Willie McCovey Statue.

A statue of the "Dominican Dandy," Juan Marichal, was added to the collection in 2005. Sculpted by Behrends, the nine-foot bronze statue, located at Lefty O'Doul Plaza, depicts the Hall of Fame pitcher at the apex of his signature high leg kick windup.

Located at the Second and King Street entrance, stands a nine-foot statue of the "Baby Bull," Hall of Famer Orlando Cepeda. The sculpture, created in Behrends' North Carolina studio and cast in bronze in Colorado, portrays a youthful, smiling Cepeda.

During the 2016 season, the Giants added a fifth bronze statue of Giants Hall of Famer Gaylord Perry. Sculpted by Will Behrends, the nine foot Perry statue is located at Second & King Streets across from Orlando Cepeda's statue.

The Willie Mays Tribute Wall, located just inside the Willie Mays Gate at Oracle Park, features photos, banners and a timeline celebrating the Say Hey Kid's illustrious career. Personalized baseballs, bats and Gold Gloves purchased by fans highlight the wall. Proceeds from the sale of the memorabilia helped to fund the remodel of the Willie Mays Boys & Girls Club at Hunters Point in San Francisco.

Dedicated in 2008, the Giants Wall of Fame serves as a perpetual tribute to the organization's greatest players. Located along the outer wall of the ballpark on King Street, it recognizes retired players whose records stand highest among their teammates on the basis of longevity and achievements. Those honored have played a minimum of nine seasons for the San Francisco Giants, or five seasons with at least one All-Star selection as a Giant.

The Giants History Walk, located on the Portwalk, is a series of 28 bronze plaques representing significant moments in Oracle Park history. To date, there are plaques to commemorate:

• Opening Day 2000, when the ballpark first opened
• 2000 National League West pennant
• Barry Bonds' 500th, 600th, 660th, 700th, 715th, and 756th home runs and his 73-home run record
• 2002 National League pennant
• 2003 National League West championship
• Jason Schmidt's 16-strikeout game
• Robb Nen's 300th save
• Jonathan Sanchez's no-hitter
• 2007 All-Star Game held at Oracle Park.
• Brian Wilson's season record tying 48 saves
• Tim Lincecum's 14 strikeouts during Game 1 of the 2010 NLDS
• 2010, 2012 and 2014 World Series Championships.
• Matt Cain's Perfect Game
• 2012 NLCS Clinch
• Pablo's Sandoval's three home run game in the 2012 World Series
• Tim Lincecum's No-Hitter in 2014
• 2021 Historic 107-win season win
• 100th splash hit during the 2023 season

The Alaska Airlines Club Level has a variety of original artwork including WPA-era style murals by Jeffrey Skyles; memorabilia collage photos by Charles Maier, abstract murals by Calvin Grimm, and a collection of historical photography chronicling Giants history. There is also the painting of Willie Mays which was completed, live, on the field, during the pre-game festivities on Opening Day of 2017. The photos, updated every season, start in the right field corner of the park with year 1883 and end in the left field corner with year 2003. The Alaska Airlines Club Level is also home to a permanent display area behind home plate to showcase Giants Memorabilia.

The Blue Shield Field Club Lounge houses original Giants murals painted by Tom Mogensen. Mogensen's two murals highlight action around or from the perspective of home plate. Also located in the Blue Shield Field Club Lounge is a series of Giants memorabilia photography.
The Oracle Suite Level features a series of lithographs of historic ballparks by various artists, as well as two original Giants murals painted by Tom Mogensen. Original watercolor paintings of Giants players by Stanley Silver and images of Giants memorabilia are also located on the Oracle Suite Level.

In 2018, the Giants added The Vault exhibit space which will feature revolving exhibits of memorabilia from the Giants archives and collectors.

Autograph Policy

Autographs may be requested inside the ballpark near the field pre and post game. Fans must have a ticket to be in these areas. Autographs are not guaranteed. Fans are asked to respect the players and recognize they are in a working environment. The Giants reserve the right to remove any autograph seekers from the ballpark.

Automated Teller Machines (Bank Of America)

ATMs are located outside of Oracle Park near the Willie Mays Gate and 2nd & King Street gate. Inside the park, ATMs are located on the Promenade Level near the Second and King Street elevators and Lefty O'Doul Stairs; near the Guest Services Desk on the Alaska Airlines Club Level; and near the Willie Mays Lobby on the View Level.

Balldudes And Balldudettes

The Giants Balldude/Balldudette Program was created more than 20 years ago as a unique way to involve fans in the on-field action. During each home game, the team designates two people to don Giants uniforms and field foul balls to hand to children in the crowd. As the first MLB team to use adults in this role, the program began in 1993 as the Senior Involvement Program and was re-named by our broadcasters a few years later ("Those aren't Ballboys; those are Balldudes!"). The program now includes a broad range of folks, ages aged 21 and older.

For information about Balldude Camp, Giants Community Fund auctions and other methods to compete/apply for a spot, please visit http://www.sfgiants.com/balldude.

Ballpark app

The MLB.com Ballpark app is your mobile companion when visiting Oracle Park. The Ballpark app complements and personalizes your trip with mobile check-in, social media, offers, rewards and exclusive content.

San Francisco Giants Features:

• Access and manage your mobile tickets
• Check in for offers and rewards
• Social media
• Team schedule
• A-Z guide
• Getting to Oracle Park
• Interactive ballpark maps and directory
• Mobile food ordering
• Ballpark and player entrance music info
• Team videos
• Select Home Games (Baseball Bingo and Giants Trivia)
• Ask Lou AI Chatbot

Banners, Signs & Flags

Banners, signs and flags are permitted at Oracle Park. Banners and signs must be baseball-related, in good taste and not of a commercial nature. Banners, signs, and flags may not be affixed to poles unless they were purchased that way from the Dugout Store. Banners, signs and flags may not exceed three feet in height or obstruct the view of other guests or ballpark advertising signage. Banners, signs and flags may not be hung or carried while the game is in progress or affixed to walls or any other structure in the ballpark. The Giants reserve the right to remove any banner, sign, or flag.

Batter's Box

These exclusive view seats are located within the first three rows directly behind home plate. These premium seats include exclusive access from the Blue Shield Field Club entrance and offers in-seat food and beverage service. Be sure to pay attention, you'll likely be on TV! For more information about this premium space, please call an Executive Sales Representative at (415) 972-2298.

Bicycles

See our Biking to the Ballpark page for the latest information on bike parking and routes to the ballpark.

Bottles & Cans

Sealed plastic bottles and soft-sided juice containers are allowed in Oracle Park. Unsealed plastic bottles and soft-sided containers will be inspected and may be confiscated. Glass bottles and aluminum cans are not permitted in the ballpark. Alcoholic beverages (as well as non-alcoholic beer and wine) are not allowed in the park, regardless of container.

Broadcasts

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Radio:

All Giants games are carried on the team's flagship station, KNBR (104.5 FM / 680 AM) and the Giants radio network with Jon Miller, Duane Kuiper, Mike Krukow, and Dave Flemming calling the action. Spanish language broadcasts are carried on Radio Lazer, KXZM 93.7 FM , with Erwin Higueros and Tito Fuentes calling the action on home games, and Higueros and Marvin Benard calling the games on the road in California.

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Cameras & Video Equipment

Cameras and video equipment are allowed in Oracle Park for MLB games. However, the equipment may not obstruct the view of others. Guests are not allowed to reproduce or re-broadcast any film or videotape of Giants games for commercial purposes without written permission from the San Francisco Giants and Major League Baseball. The Giants reserve the right to require patrons to put cameras or video equipment away.

Candlestick Suite

The Candlestick Suite, which is sold with the Alaska Airlines Loft to offer a larger suite experience for up to 70 guests, pays tribute to our former home at Candlestick Park. This intimate suite accommodates an additional 12-15 guests and includes pregame access to the warning track. For more information about this premium space, please call an Executive Sales Representative at (415) 972-2298.

Capacity

The seating capacity of Oracle Park is 40,260.

MLB Captioning

The Giants provide open captioning for all ballpark public address content on the dedicated captioning board located immediately below the DiamondVision display in left-centerfield. Captioning is also available via the MLB Ballpark app for download on guests' personal devices. This app is available on most mobile devices, and provides real time text communication of nearly all public address audio communications in Oracle Park during Giants games.

Cash

In an effort to limit contact points and minimize lines, cash is not accepted at concession stands or with in-seat vendors. The Giants prefer Visa. Oracle Park offers fee-free cash-to-card machines at the following locations:

• Promenade, Section 118 adjacent to the Guest Services desk on the Promenade Level behind Home Plate
• View Reserve, Section 313
• Inside the Peet¡¯s Caf¨¦, near Section 141 in the Bleachers

Catering

Diamond 58 is the exclusive concessionaire of Oracle Park. To contact Diamond 58 about catering your event at the park, please email [email protected].

Charter Buses (See Also Parking)

Charter bus parking is located adjacent to the eastern edge of the Giants parking Lot A on Terry Francois Blvd.

Champions Suite (Salesforce)

This individual game Suite is located on the Promenade Level with the entrance near seating section 112. It is available for rent on a per-game basis. Call (415) 972-2298 for complete details. The price of the rental includes 30 game tickets and four parking passes.

Charging Stations

In partnership with Zappy, fans can rent a portable phone charging battery from multiple locations throughout Oracle Park.

Sections: 105, 109, 122, 141, 205, 217, 227, 305, 312, 321, 331, Blue Shield Field Club Lounge, Suite Level, The Gotham Club.

Children

Children under 24 months of age do not need a ticket to enter Oracle Park. However, they must sit on the lap of an accompanying adult. Fold-up strollers should be stored under the seat. Non-folding strollers can be checked at the Guest Services Station located behind Home Plate on the Promenade Level.

Clock Towers

The King Street clock towers are the most prominent architectural features of Oracle Park. Each of the two towers is 122 feet tall and features pyramid-shaped roofs topped by 45-foot tall flagpoles. The two clocks located on each of the two main towers are eight feet in diameter. Two smaller clock towers, measuring 47 feet tall and featuring three-foot diameter clocks, are located at the Seals Plaza and Lefty O'Doul Plaza entrances.

Cloud Club

Located on the Suite Level, The Cloud Club offers a brand new way to experience premium sports entertainment at Oracle Park. This all-inclusive lounge welcomes those looking for a lively and immersive environment to enjoy the game while entertaining clients, colleagues or friends. The Cloud Club features the very best of Oracle Park's food and beverage offerings paired with great views and some of the park's most comfortable seats.

Commemorative Brick And Tile Projects

Personalized bricks pave the entrance to Willie Mays Plaza and feature the names and inscriptions of Charter Seat-members and Giants employees who helped build Oracle Park and to commemorate the 2000 Inaugural Season. Personalized bricks also form the World Champions Walk that now surrounds the ballpark, and commemorates the Giants 2010 World Series Championship. The commemorative bricks and tiles are no longer available for purchase.

Comment Cards

The Giants value guests' opinions and suggestions on how we can provide quality customer service. Guests may obtain a "We're Listening" form from any usher, or use the "Fan Feedback" section of sfgiants.com

Concessions

Diamond 58 is the exclusive food service provider for Oracle Park, including Gotham Club and 58 Social (formerly Public House). You can order concessions directly at the stand or from a mobile device with the Uber Eats app. Use our Food & Beverage Directory to see a complete list of food and beverage items served and our Food Finder to see where items are served.

In an effort to limit contact points and minimize lines, cash is not accepted at concession stands or with in-seat vendors. The Giants prefer Visa. Oracle Park offers fee-free cash-to-card machines at the following locations:

• Promenade, Section 118 adjacent to the Guest Services desk on the Promenade Level behind Home Plate
• View Reserve, Section 313
• Inside the Peet¡¯s Caf¨¦, near Section 141 in the Bleachers

Contact Information

Oracle Park
24 Willie Mays Plaza
San Francisco, CA 94107
(415) 972-2000
(415) 972-2001(fax)

Coors Light Cove: Silver Seats

This seating area is located in section 145 of the Arcade. Coors products are available for purchase for all fans.

Costumes

Props resembling weapons (knives, swords, guns, etc.) are not allowed into the ballpark. Costume masks may be worn, but must be removed for the security screening process. Costume accessories may be subject to additional security inspection. At the discretion of security or management, any costume deemed inappropriate may result in denied entry or ejection without guarantee of a refund.

The Deck

This unique space is located underneath the Glove in Left Center Field and offers a panoramic view of the field and Bay. This premium location for 18 guests also includes a food and beverage package. For more information about this premium space, please call an Executive Sales Representative at (415) 972-2298.

Designated Driver Program

Visit Guest Services behind homeplate on the Promenade Level for program details.

Dignity Health Centers

The Dignity Health Center is located on the Portwalk near the Lefty O'Doul Bridge. Services available at the Health Center include on-duty physicians for occupational health, sports medicine and urgent care injuries and illnesses. In addition, the Center offers physical therapy, specializing in sports medicine and orthopedics, and radiology services. The center also supports the first aid services at Oracle Park. The Dignity Health Center is open from 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. For more information, please call the Center at (415) 972-2249. Dignity Health is the official healthcare provider of the San Francisco Giants.

Diamond 58

Aramark Sports + Entertainment is Oracle Park¡¯s concessionaire. Aramark will be operating as Diamond 58, a bespoke brand that reflects the focus on premium hospitality and guest experience. Alongside the new partner, the Giants will continue to offer event goers their favorite menu items, including the Crazy Crab Sandwich, Orlando¡¯s Cha-Cha Bowl and Garlic Fries, and incorporate special cultural food offerings on Special Event heritage days.

Donation Requests

The Giants are committed to assisting non-profit organizations in their fundraising efforts, providing more than $1.5 million in in-kind donations to nearly 3,500 community groups each year. If guests would like the Giants to consider making an in-kind donation to a particular fundraiser event or auction, they must fill out the on-line request form.

Requests must be received at least two months in advance of an event. Requests for groups located outside of Northern California will not be considered. We DO NOT accept requests via fax, email, mail, or phone.

Drones

Drones (or Unmanned Aircraft Systems) cannot be flown near Oracle Park before, during, or after Giants games. Federal law restricts drones from flying within a 3 nautical mile radius of any stadium with a seating capacity of 30,000 or more people during any Major League Baseball (MLB) game and certain other sporting events. This restriction takes effect starting one hour before the scheduled game time until one hour after the game concludes. Flights conducted for operational purposes of the event, stadium or broadcast may be authorized by the FAA with an approved airspace waiver.

Dugout Box

Located next to the Visitors' Dugout and originally created for the Commissioner during the 2007 All-Star Game, this premium space offers 16 seats. These seats are comparable to our investors' seats on the Giants side. For more information about this premium space, please call an executive sales representative at (415) 972-2298.

Dugout Lounge

Previously the umpires' clubhouse, this space has been transformed to provide private field level access for the Giants' Dugout Club customers and to create an exclusive place for them to enjoy food and beverage throughout the game. In addition, the last row of seats in the lower box seating areas around the Promenade Level have been removed to create more space for fans to circulate and socialize.

Elevators & Escalators

The elevators at Willie Mays Plaza and Second Street Plaza provide access to all levels of the park. The elevators at Lefty O'Doul and Seals Plaza provide access to the Promenade Level only. In addition, at Willie Mays Plaza there are three escalators, which move guests up before and during the game and change direction after the sixth inning to bring guests down after the game.

In accordance with health & safety guidelines, only guests within the same household or pod will be allowed to use the elevators at one time.

Entrances

There are multiple entrances to Oracle Park:

• Willie Mays Gate (Third and King streets)
• Lefty O'Doul Gate (near the Lefty O'Doul Bridge at Third and Berry streets)
• Marina Gate (along the Port walk behind center field)
• Second and King Street Gate (Second and King streets)
• The Gotham Club (private entrance)
• View Oracle Park Gate Map

Executive Office

The Executive Offices are located in the Giants Building on Third Street, between King Street and the China Basin Channel (adjacent to Oracle Park).

Face Masks

Face masks are recommended, especially when accessing indoor spaces and concession/merchandise stands.

Fan Lot

Located on the Promenade Level, above the left field bleachers, the Fan Lot is an interactive play area for children and adults. Children ages 14 and younger, and taller than 36" inches, can enjoy a "slide into home plate" from one of the four slides. Guests of all ages can stroll up to the world's largest baseball glove, a vintage three-finger classic; and get an autograph-rubbing from some of their favorite all-time Giants.

The Toyota Fan Zone is a 50-by-50-foot replica of Oracle Park designed for young children. Kids 42" inches tall or less can hit whiffle balls and run the bases. It includes an infield, bases, outfield and ballpark iconography that gives tomorrow's Giants the feeling that they are big leaguers playing in a real Major League ballpark. The Fan Zone also features a new 8mm pixel-pitch 10'x16' Mitsubishi Diamond Vision display-the highest resolution video board at Oracle Park. Lastly, located in the right field wall of the Fan Zone is a state of the art fish tank, installed by Animal Planet's show TANKED in 2017. The tank displays fish native to the San Francisco Bay.

The Fan Lot offers guests not only a great view of the game, but also views of the city's skyline, the Bay Bridge, and San Francisco Bay.

On game days, the Fan Lot opens in conjunction with the opening of the ballpark gates.

Fan Mail

Players respond to mail at their own discretion. Guests may send fan mail to players during the season only to:

"Name of Player"

Clubhouse

San Francisco Giants

24 Willie Mays Plaza

San Francisco, CA 94107

Fan Messages

Commemorate a special occasion with a GIANT fan message! Fan messages are available on a limited basis at Giants home games. Fan Messages are $125. Fan messages appear once for 8-10 seconds on the main videoboard during a designated inning break. Messages can be up to 60 characters including spaces and punctuation. Each message will display center-justified in all capital letters, formatted to ensure the heart of the sentiment shines. Email **[email protected]** for more information. To order a message visit: www.sfgiants.com/experiences.

Fantasy Camp

The enhanced Giants Fantasy Camp experience offers an opportunity to train with San Francisco Giants baseball legends and former players, bringing childhood dreams of playing baseball in the majors to life.

Improve your skills in batting, pitching and fielding with professional guidance from Giants alumni, aiming for victory in the Fantasy Camp World Series. Off the field, enjoy delectable meals and indulge in luxury big league clubhouse amenities like cold plunges, hot tubs and saunas.

Perfect for both seasoned players and avid fans, this camp combines thrilling baseball action with supreme relaxation. Spots fill quickly¡ªsign up now.

Ferry Landing

Located at Seals Plaza/Marina Gate (China Basin Ferry Landing).

Visit www.sfgiants.com/transportation for Ferry information.

Field Dimensions

• Right Field 309 feet
• Right Field Power Alley 365 feet
• Right Center Field 415 feet (triples alley)
• Center Field 391 feet
• Left Center Field 399 feet
• Left Field Power Alley 354 feet
• Left Field Foul Line 339 feet

58 Social

Operated by Diamond 58, the former Public House restaurant is now 58 Social. During the season, Giants fans can grab food and drink from the modern pub and then head straight to the game via a direct entrance into Oracle Park. On gamedays, 58 Social opens three (3) hours before game time and closes one (1) hour after game time. Please note that promotional giveaway items are not distributed at this entrance. 58 Social is closed during the off season.

Fireworks Policy

Out of courtesy to our neighbors, all post-game fireworks shows must begin by 11:00pm (Sunday - Thursday nights) and by 11:30pm (Friday and Saturday nights and evenings before a holiday). A standard fireworks show lasts approximately 15 minutes. Any fireworks show that cannot be started by these times will be cancelled. Fans in the ballpark will be notified as the deadline approaches and when a decision has been made.

First Aid

The First Aid Station, located on the Promenade Level behind Section 132, is open during all baseball games to provide evaluation and treatment to guests for minor medical needs. Dignity Health's physicians, nurses and emergency medical personnel are based in the First Aid Station. King American Ambulance Service is available for medical emergencies.

First Game Certificates

The Giants welcome you to your first game! Commemorate the occasion with a first game certificate! Click here to create yours now. The Certificate will be emailed to you to share with the recipient digitally or in person. Create as many Certificates as you want!

Folding Chairs

Folding chairs (with legs) are not allowed in the ballpark.

Food and Beverage

Oracle Park concessions are just like San Francisco, innovative and delicious. Click here to see a complete list of food and beverage items served and where to find them. Once you¡¯ve decided on your order, use the Food Finder on gameday for a reminder on where it is sold.

Four One Five

The San Francisco Giants represent the 415 area code with pride and passion. Inside Oracle Park, you can combine your fandom of the Giants with admiration for the Bay Area.

2022 members receive a set of vouchers redeemable for tickets in The 415, exclusive access to The 415 Bullpen Terrace, early entry, an exclusive branded gift, discounted ticket offers, specials on food and beverages, and invitations to members-only live events/digital experiences.

Overall, membership to The 415 provides flexibility in your game selections. Located 415 feet from home plate, the outfield seating area offers a supporters atmosphere.

Gates/Times

Oracle Park has four main gates, open to all ticketholders: Willie Mays, Lefty O'Doul, 2nd & King and Marina.

Monday - Friday games:

• Mays, O¡¯Doul, 2nd & King, Marina - 90 minutes before game time

• Alaska Airlines Loft* - 90 minutes before game time

• The 415/STM Early Entry Gate* - 2 hours before game time

• The Gotham Club* & Triples Alley* - 2.5 hours before game time

Saturday & Sunday games:

• Mays, O¡¯Doul, 2nd & King, Marina - 2 hours before game time

• Alaska Airlines Loft* - 2 hours before game time

• The 415/STM Early Entry Gate* - 2.5 hours before game time

• The Gotham Club & Triples Alley* - 2.5 hours before game time

*You must have a specific ticket for entry at this gate.

These times can vary for games with promotional giveaways or pregame ceremonies.

Game Used Merchandise (From The Clubhouse)

Founded in 2009, From the Clubhouse is the Official Giants¡¯ Retailer of MLB Authenticated Game-Used & Autographed Memorabilia. Fans have the opportunity to purchase one-of-a kind items including game-used jerseys, bats, balls, helmets and more. All items are collected and documented through the MLB Authentication Program by offering an objective third-party authentication system that guarantees genuine memorabilia for all fans. The From the Clubhouse store is located on the Promenade Level behind home plate. Our experienced and dedicated staff is also available to help you find the perfect item to grow or begin your personal Giants collection via email [email protected], by phone 415-972-2212, or online at mlb.com/giants/fans/auction.

The Garden at Oracle Park

Located behind Centerfield below the main scoreboard, the Garden at Oracle Park is a first-of-its-kind mini-farm and outdoor classroom. The 4,320-square-foot Garden was created to provide a platform for community engagement and education as well as 50+ kinds of fresh produce throughout the year. On gamedays, fans can visit the Garden and enjoy food and drink from the bar and nearby concession stands.

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Giants Baseball Camps

The San Francisco Giants offer youth baseball camps in Northern California for boys and girls ages 3-12. Featuring the highest caliber staff, Giants Baseball Camps are the perfect combination of baseball instruction, competition, and fun! Each camper receives an official Giants uniform and participates in a chartered bus trip to Oracle Park for a VIP tour and chance to meet a current or former Giants player. Please visit sfgiants.com/camps, or call 415-800-2014, for more information.

Giants Community Fund

The Giants Community Fund collaborates with the San Francisco Giants by using baseball as a forum to encourage underserved youth and their families to live healthy, productive lives. The Fund supports Junior Giants leagues throughout Northern California, Nevada and Oregon and provides assistance to targeted community initiatives in the areas of Education, Health and Violence Prevention.

Since its inception in 1991, the Fund has donated over $24 million to community efforts. The Fund, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, is managed by a 30-member Board of Directors, and is sustained by contributions from individuals, businesses and foundations through a number of special partnerships and fundraisers.

Please visit jrgiants.org for more information.

Giants Dugout Stores

The Giants newly remodeled Dugout Store is a key milestone in the Giants longtime partnership with Fanatics. The flagship team store at Oracle Park has been completely updated to deliver a state-of-the-art retail experience for Giants fans. Featuring modern merchandising displays, new point of sale options and an aesthetic that celebrates the team¡¯s rich history and local culture, the new Dugout Store is designed to elevate the fan experience.

Located on 3rd Street, patrons can visit the store 7 days a week, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. On gamedays, hours are 10 a.m. until one (1) hour after the game ends. Giants fans can head straight to the game via a direct entrance located on the second floor of the store. Please note that promotional giveaway items are not distributed at this entrance.

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Giants Enterprises

Giants Enterprises is dedicated to developing opportunities for the San Francisco Giants organization beyond the operation of the Major League Baseball franchise. A wholly owned subsidiary, Giants Enterprises is charged with finding ways to utilize Oracle Park and other Bay Area venues that will be complementary to Major League Baseball and sensitive to the surrounding neighborhood. This includes serving as an extension to the existing convention, meeting and event space for activities such as special events, receptions, and corporate and family entertainment shows. All employee policies pertaining to codes of conduct apply to all ballpark events.

For more information, please call (415) 972-1800, or visit giantsenterprises.com.

Gift Cards

Give the gift of Giants baseball with a digital Giants ticket gift card, redeemable for either tickets to regular season home games at Oracle Park or Spring Training games at Scottsdale Stadium. Personalize your gift by selecting the card¡¯s design and including a personal note. Plus, customize the card¡¯s value and delivery date. Buy now.

If you have a physical Giants gift card from seasons passed, click here for where/how it can be redeemed. These gift cards are no longer available for purchase.

Go-Ahead Entry

The Giants are excited to bring the new technology of Go-Ahead Entry by MLB to Oracle Park, providing fans with a free, fast, and hands-free entry experience allowing individuals or groups to effortlessly enter the ballpark without having to stop or take out their phone to scan their tickets. Learn more and register at sfgiants.com/goaheadentry.

Go-Ahead Entry technology uses a camera that will authenticate fans and automatically scan tickets once identified. Fans can register using the MLB Ballpark app. Fans must be 18 years of age or older to opt-in, please see Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for more information.

Gotham Club

The Gotham Club is a private, speakeasy-style social club that provides members-only experiences while celebrating the rich history of the Giants franchise. Members receive game-day access to the following Club spaces throughout Oracle Park: The Clubhouse is located behind the out-of-town scoreboard and can be accessed via an exterior Portwalk entrance, adjacent to the Alaska Airlines Loft, or through an interior entrance near Landers Landing. The Bullpen is located on the right field warning track, but is not currently in operation for the 2021 season. The Game Room is located on the Oracle Suite Level and may be accessed via the Willie Mays Suite Lobby elevators. For more information, please call (415) 972-1883 or visit gc1883.com.

Green Initiatives

The Giants are committed to making Oracle Park the "greenest" ballpark in the country by making environmental stewardship a top priority.

Achievements: The Giants have been awarded 13 Green Glove Awards in recognition of their industry leading recycling efforts by the MLB Sustainable Operations Committee of MLB Stadium Operations Directors. The Giants consistently maintain one of the highest recycling rates in Major League Baseball by diverting most waste away from landfills. The Giants diverted 93% of trash from landfill during the 2019 season. In 2012, the Giants were awarded the WRAP Award, The Waste Reduction Awards Program, administered by the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (Cal Recycle) for outstanding waste reduction efforts. Also in 2012 the Giants won The Governor's Environmental and Economic Leadership Award (GEELA), California's highest environmental honor. The program recognizes individuals, organizations, and businesses that have demonstrated exceptional leadership and made notable, voluntary contributions in conserving California's precious resources, protecting and enhancing our environment, building public-private partnerships and strengthening the State's economy. All awards are on the Club Level behind home plate in a sustainable display case.

LEED EBO&M Certification: The Giants, in partnership with PG&E and ABM, became the FIRST major league ballpark to receive U.S. Green Building Council certification for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) for Existing Buildings, Operations and Maintenance (EBO&M).

In 2019, Oracle Park achieved LEED Platinum Certification for Existing Building Operations and Management, making Oracle Park the first Major League Baseball stadium to achieve this honor. The certification was achieved through numerous greening and sustainability programs the park has implemented and refined throughout the years since its first LEED Silver Certification in 2010 and LEED Gold Certification in 2015.

Green Garlic Fries Anyone? Sustainable Concession Stand: The Giants, in partnership with PG&E, ABM, Centerplate, Henny Penny and Coca-Cola, turned one of its most popular concession stands; the Gilroy Garlic Fries stand (Promenade Level, Section 119) into the ballpark's FIRST sustainable stand. This 550-square foot sustainable stand was completely retrofitted with Henny Penny Open Fryers, which reduce gas consumption by 32 percent, cut utility cost by more than half and automatically reduce cooking oil consumption by 12 percent. Coca-Cola's Energy Management System Cooler saves up to 35 percent more energy than traditional models. The standard lights were replaced with High Lumen lights and ballast lamp starters, which are the most efficient tube (T8) lights and starters available and use 36.5 percent less electricity. The signage in the stand, provided by EcoSignWorks.com, is made on 100 percent biodegradable and recyclable materials. The drink cups are recyclable and the paper boats and carry trays are compostable. The paint used to repaint the stand "green" is environmentally friendly. In all, the stand's energy efficient appliances save enough energy to fry an additional 110 tons of garlic fries. Approximately, 800 pounds of garlic fries are prepared in this stand per game.

Green Team presented by Coors Light: The GREEN TEAM presented by Coors Light was established in 2009. The GREEN TEAM is composed of all employees who are easily identified by their unique uniforms made from recycled materials. The Green Team proactively works with ballpark guests to assist with their recycling and composting of trash.

Recycling: The Giants are successful in diverting 94% percent of waste from going to landfill through an aggressive recycling and composting program that operates 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Recyclables and compostable trash include cans, bottles, plastic cups, cardboard, paper, wood pallets, electronic components, light bulbs, batteries, cooking grease, food waste and grass clippings.

*Solar Power: *The Giants, in partnership with PG&E, became the first MLB ballpark to install a solar system that generates green energy for PG&E customers in the City and County of San Francisco. PG&E installed 590 Sharp solar panels in three areas of Oracle Park - on the Port walk along McCovey Cove, on a canopy over the Willie Mays pedestrian ramp and on the roof of the Giants Building. Since its installation in 2007, the solar system has provided enough energy to power over 5,200 homes, and avoids the emission of over 360,000 pounds of greenhouse gases.

Energy Efficiency: Since Oracle Park opened in 2000, improvements in energy efficiency have been a daily priority of the ballpark operations team, especially in the area of lighting retrofits. The fan experience has continually been enhanced throughout the years with the addition of party suites, food offerings, and game presentation (i.e., HD Scoreboard), and the additions have
actually resulted in decreased energy usage. The lighting retrofits completed at Oracle Park have saved over 200,000-kilowatt hours of energy usage, which is the equivalent of powering 30 homes for a year. Retrofit projects have included replacing several hundred incandescent lights with compact fluorescent lamps, installing motion sensor lighting, replacing concourse signage lighting with an infrared-type high output lamp controlled by a low output ballast, installing Dyson hand dryers in designated bathrooms and stripe curtains in all walk-in refrigerators. The Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision HD scoreboard, installed in 2007, is 78 percent more efficient than its predecessor. In 2017, the Giants replaced all 556 field light fixtures with LEDs for a saving of several thousand kilowatts a game.

*Non-Smoking Facility: *Oracle Park is a non-smoking facility. Electronic cigarettes and vaporizers are included in this prohibition.

Water Conservation: The Giants have implemented a number of water conservation measures in their efforts to maintain one of the best playing fields in baseball. Conservation measures include: The installation of an irrigation clock, which receives weather conditions, including evaporation-transpiration information, from five different weather stations. It uses this information, coupled with the measured site data, to establish zone watering times. This has resulted in a 33 to 50 percent drop in irrigation water usage. The usage of an amended infield mix from a 66% sand, 20% silt and 14% clay to a 50% sand, 25% silt and 25% clay infield mix. The increase of clay reduces the watering of the field by 33 percent. The usage of an efficient irrigation head results in increased nozzle distribution of water and a pervasive wetting agent that allows the water to infiltrate the soil quicker. The usage of a field wide sub-aeration system that can assist in water retention in the root system of the grass from the maintenance of positive air pressure in the drainage system

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Guest Conduct

The Giants are dedicated to providing a high-quality entertainment experience at Oracle Park. Guests interfering with a ball in play, using foul / abusive language (including offensive, derogatory*, vulgar, profane or betting-related) that is directed at players, players' family members, Club personnel, umpires or other fans, making obscene gestures, wearing culturally insensitive attire, smoking or appearing to be in an impaired condition may be ejected from the ballpark.* Language concerning another person¡¯s race, ethnicity, gender, religion, disability, age, sexual orientation or national origin.

Guest Services Office

Guest Services personnel are available at the Guest Services Desk, located behind home plate on the Promenade Level, for wheelchair requests, lost and found items, information about public transportation, stroller check, lost or found children and parents, and a variety of other services. Concierge personnel are available to assist guests on the Alaska Airlines Club and Oracle Suite levels, near the Willie Mays elevators.

Historical Ballpark Comparisons

• Polo Grounds: June 28, 1911 to Sept. 18, 1962
• Seals Stadium: April 15, 1958 to Sept. 20, 1959
• Candlestick Park: April 12, 1960 to Sept. 30, 1999
• Oracle Park: April 11, 2000 to present
• Scottsdale Stadium: March 12, 1992 to present (Spring Training ballpark)

Complete Ballpark History

Hoverboards

Due to safety issues, hoverboards are prohibited in Oracle Park.

Jim Beam Baseline Box

The Jim Beam BaselineBox is a 30-person private box located below field level adjacent to the visitor's bullpen, directly in front of Sections 105 and 106. Guests can rent the box on a game-by-game basis. Included in the cost of the box rental are 30 game tickets, four VIP Parking passes, and one case each of beer, soda and water. A limited catering menu is available. For additional information and pricing, guests may call Executive Sales at
(415) 972-2298.

Junior Giants

Junior Giants, the flagship program of the Giants Community Fund, is a free, non-competitive program serving youth 5-18 years old, both in the inner cities and rural areas in California, Nevada, and Oregon. Along with the fundamentals of baseball, the leagues stress character development, literacy and healthy living. Visit jrgiants.org to find a league near you.

Kids Run The Bases

After every Sunday day game, weather permitting, children age 14 and under can run the bases. Please be aware of any particular circumstances that may affect this event such as a change in game time. Refer to the Giants current season schedule for any affected dates. Children and their parents must exit the ballpark after the game and re-enter at the right field viewing portal from the Portwalk. After guests have finished running the bases, they will be directed out of the ballpark by event staff behind home plate. The promotion is held at the discretion of management.

King Street Window Displays

Six window displays are located in the ballpark at street level along King Street, and house a series of informative exhibits.

Knives

Guests are prohibited from bringing knives of any size or kind into the ballpark.

Konica Minolta Hub

Located on the Suite Level, The Konica Minolta Hub, is the combination of suites 55- 57. The Hub provides the unique experience of combining three Traditional Suites - with a reception area worthy of hosting your most important guests. Enjoy luxurious amenities and stunning views of the San Francisco Bay and McCovey Cove, as well as traditional stadium seating to enjoy the one-of-a-kind ballpark setting of Oracle Park.

Laser Pointers

Laser pointers are not allowed in the ballpark.

Lefty O'Doul Plaza - Bridge

Lefty O'Doul Plaza is located at Third and Berry streets. The Lefty O'Doul Bridge is adjacent to the Lefty O'Doul Plaza entrance to Oracle Park and is the primary connector between the ballpark and the Giants parking lots. Joseph Strauss, who also designed the better-known Golden Gate Bridge, designed the historic bridge, which opened in 1933. The Lefty O'Doul Bridge is a working drawbridge that once carried streetcar and train traffic in addition to automobiles and pedestrians. During a recent renovation, two lanes of the bridge were outfitted with a pedestrian-friendly surface to accommodate the thousands of baseball guests who walk over the bridge from the parking lots to Oracle Park. The bridge is named after Francis Joseph "Lefty" O'Doul, one of San Francisco's most popular ballplayers. Lefty O'Doul's baseball career spanned five decades and included time in uniform as a pitcher, an outfielder, and manager. O'Doul spent parts of three seasons with the New York Giants, and played for and managed the Pacific Coast League's San Francisco Seals. In his most memorable Major League season, O'Doul batted .398 and hit 32 home runs in 1929. View Oracle Park Gate Map

Legends Club

Located on the Alaska Airlines Club Level in Sections 233 and 234, this high-end entertainment space can accommodate up to 100 guests in one space, or can be divided into two spaces, which can each accommodate up to 50 guests. The Legends Club features retractable folding glass partitions that open onto a terraced patio. It is available on a per-game basis. For rental information please call 415-972-2298.

LEGO Statues

Buster Posey - The Giants first LEGO statue was installed in Oracle Park in 2015. The statue, currently located on the View Level Concourse near section 320, weighs 85 pounds and is 193 LEGO bricks tall. The Buster Posey statue took a total of 210 hours to design and build and is made up of over 15,000 LEGO bricks.

Madison Bumgarner ¨C The Giants second LEGO statue was installed in Oracle Park in 2016. The statue, currently located on the View Level Concourse near section 320, weighs 180 pounds and is 158 LEGO bricks tall. The Madison Bumgarner statue took a total of 300 hours to design and build and is made up of over 36,000 LEGO bricks.

Levi's? Landing

The right field section of Oracle Park is named "Levi's? Landing." Levi's? Landing features the ballpark's signature right field wall and arcade. The Splash Hits counter keeps track of Giants home runs hit into McCovey Cove.

Lights

A total of 556 LED lights illuminate the playing field at Oracle Park. The fixtures are installed on five light standards, the tallest of which measures 178 feet. Special lighting technology allows for intense lighting of the inside of the ballpark and very little light leakage into the surrounding neighborhood.

Listening Devices

Assisted listening devices are available at no charge upon request at the Guest Services Station located on the Promenade Level behind home plate. A valid credit card or acceptable form of picture identification (e.g., valid driver's license or non-driver government-issued photo ID card) is required as a deposit.

Lost and Found

To report or claim a lost item during, or after, an event or home game, please visit the Lost and Found section of the Giants website. Found items left after games or events will be held for two weeks. Any unclaimed items remaining after that time period will be donated to charity or discarded. Items may only be picked up at Oracle Park during Giants business hours. Guests will also have the option to have items shipped back at their expense. Guests who lost an item in a Luxury Suite may call the Luxury Suite Office at (415) 972-2100. Guests will be contacted only if the item is found.

Lost Children and Parents

Every child should be told to contact the nearest Ballpark staff member should he or she become lost. Parents looking for a lost child should go to the Guest Services Station located behind home plate on the Promenade level. Guests may also obtain a wristband, on which a child's seat location can be recorded from the Fan Lot, and at the Guest Services Station located behind home plate on the Promenade Level.

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Lou Seal

Lou Seal, the Giants zany, lovable mascot, is available for personal appearances during the off-season and when the Giants are on the road, as well as seat visits during Giants home games. All appearances will be scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Please call (415) 972-2349 for more information.

Magnetometers

In conjunction with MLB's focus on spectator safety the Giants introduced walk-through magnetometer screening in 2014.. Guests are strongly encouraged to arrive early and to allow additional time to enter the ballpark.

Marge Wallace

March 24, 1926 - June 21, 2003

Marjorie Wallace, also known as Ballpark Marge, the No. 1 Giants Fan, passed away in 2003 at the age of 77. Marge was a longtime fixture at San Francisco Giants games. She began watching the Giants in 1960 and rarely missed a game at Candlestick Park and Oracle Park. Marge became a big part of the Giants family, arriving hours before each game. She was given her own personal chair in front of the Giants clubhouse, where she sat and greeted the players with high-fives as they arrived to the ballpark. Marge is missed, but never forgotten. A plaque with her picture hangs outside the clubhouse door, above where she used to sit, in Marge's memory.

Masks

Masks are available, upon request at the Guest Services Office on the Promenade Level behind home plate.

McCovey Cove

Located behind the right field foul pole, this area of the China Basin Channel is affectionately referred to as McCovey Cove in honor of Giants fan favorite, first baseman Willie McCovey. It is approximately 355 feet down the right field line from home plate to McCovey Cove. The cove is about 20 feet deep in the boat channel at the average low tide and 28 feet deep at the average high tide. The water temperature averages 58? Fahrenheit.

Media Guide

The San Francisco Giants Media Guide provides a history of the franchise, with updated biographies and statistics on every player in the Giants organization. The guide is available through the Giants website here.

Merchandise

Giants merchandise can be purchased at Giants Dugout Stores, online at sfgiants.com, or at in-park merchandise kiosks. Guests will find a wide variety of gifts and souvenirs at Oracle Park's 15 merchandise locations, including two Clubhouse stores located behind home plate on the Promenade and View levels.

Minor League Affiliates

The Giants have seven minor league affiliates:

• Sacramento River Cats - AAA West League
• Richmond Flying Squirrels - AA Northeast League
• Eugene Emeralds - (High) A West League
• Augusta Green Jackets - (Low) A West League
• AZL Black & AZL Orange - (Rookie) (Complex League)
• DSL Giants(Black) & DSL Giants (Orange) - (Rookie) Dominican Summer League

Mission Rock

Mission Rock, a partnership between the Port of San Francisco and the San Francisco Giants, is the culmination of over ten years of community planning to envision the future of our ballpark neighborhood. Mission Rock will transform the parking lot that is known as Lot A into a mixed-use neighborhood that will include 40% affordable housing, waterfront parks and open space, restaurants and retail, and other fan amenities. Game day parking will be replaced in a structured garage on the site.

Mission Statement

The San Francisco Giants are dedicated to enriching our community through innovation and excellence on and off the field.

Monument Locations

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National Anthem

Soloists, groups and instrumentalists interested in performing the national anthem are encouraged to submit an application through the online portal. Please note, due to the number of submissions received, applicants will only be contacted if they are selected.

Nets and Ropes

Nets, ropes, and any other devices used to obtain objects from the field are not permitted at any time, including batting practice.

Noisemakers

For the comfort and enjoyment of all guests, noisemakers of any kind (i.e., air horns, etc.) are prohibited at Oracle Park.

Nursing Rooms, presented by UCSF Health

The Nursing Room, presented by UCSF Health is located behind home plate on the Club Level (3rd level). Open to all ticketholders, check in at the Guest Services desk adjacent to the elevator lobby. Non Alaska Airlines Club Level ticket holders may access the room via the Willie Mays elevator or adjoining stairwell.

The Nursing Pod, presented by UCSF Health is located below the centerfield bleachers, adjacent to the Edible Garden. The pod is wheelchair accessible and includes seating, a mirror and an outlet. Access is granted via the free Mamava app. Open from when gates open until the end of the game.

Oracle Suite Level

Located on the fourth level of the ballpark are Oracle Park's 61 private luxury suites. Suite number 1 (the Tony Bennett Suite) through number 61 provide the ultimate place to entertain friends, family or business associates. Suites hold 12-30 people and are equipped with 3 televisions, dual-line telephones, and refrigerator. Other amenities include: in-suite catering, Alaska Airlines Club Level access, concierge service and priority reserved parking spaces. Outside food and beverage is not permitted on the Oracle Suite Level.

Parking

See our Driving & Parking page for the latest information on Oracle Park lots.

Peet's Caf¨¦

Located behind the centerfield bleachers, the walk-in Peet's Caf¨¦ serves as a gathering spot for fans during the game who want to follow the worldwide social media chatter about the team, players, coaches and all things related to the #SFGiants and Major League Baseball.

Phone Charging Stations

In partnership with Zappy, fans can rent a portable phone charging battery from multiple locations throughout Oracle Park.

Sections: 105, 109, 122, 141, 205, 217, 227, 305, 312, 321, 331, Blue Shield Field Club Lounge, Suite Level, The Gotham Club.

Photosensitivity

New for the 2024 season, Oracle Park has an upgraded light system that includes flashing lights and/or images that may affect those with photosensitivities.

Portwalk Access And Policies

The Portwalk, located beyond the outfield wall, is one of the ballpark's most unique features. Guests can take in sweeping views of the bay while strolling along the water's edge. They can also stop to take an occasional peek at the ballgame in the tradition of the old knothole gang. Guests may view a ballgame, free of charge, for up to three innings or longer, depending on the size of the crowd. All guests are subject to security screening in the free viewing area. No alcoholic beverages (which includes non-alcoholic beer and wine), cans or bottles are allowed in the viewing portal area.

The following rules apply to the Portwalk area:

• Chairs, swimming, feeding of wildlife, private boat docking and fishing are prohibited in this area.
• Vendors must obtain the proper permit before they can peddle goods along the Portwalk.
• Giants management reserves the right to change or modify this policy as necessary.
• Fishing is allowed off of the north pier adjacent to the South Beach Marina. Docking and launching of private vessels is available at the Recreational Boating Facility at Pier 38. Please call the Harbormaster at (415) 495-4911 for more information.

Press Box

Press Boxes are located on the Promenade and Alaska Airlines Club Levels.

Credentials: Credentials: Credentials will be issued only to legitimate media. Season credentials will be issued only to those news agencies that cover the Giants on a daily basis. All requests for regular season media and photo credentials must be submitted on Major League Baseball's online credential site: https://credentials.MLB. Media that do not receive full-season Giants credentials may obtain single credentials. Media will need to apply on the website 48 hours in advance of each game requested. Daily media credentials are subject to availability. All daily media credentials can be picked up at the Media Credential Distribution Center, located adjacent to the Dignity Health Center on the Portwalk. Credentials must be visibly worn at all times.

Bob Stevens Press Box: Bob Stevens Press Box: The Bob Stevens Press Box is located on the Promenade Level of Oracle Park, directly above Sections 113-117. The entrance to the press box can be accessed via the media elevator or adjacent stairwell from the Blue Shield Field Club Level walkway. The press box is a working area for the news media and no cheering or other distracting noise is permitted at any time. Anyone violating this policy will be asked to leave the premises. Persons without credentials will not be admitted.

Hodges-Simmons Broadcast Center: All broadcast booths for live game coverage are located at the Hodges-Simmons Broadcast Center on the Alaska Airlines Club Level of Oracle Park (one level above the press box). From the Blue Shield Field Club Level walkway, take the media elevator or adjacent stairwell to the Alaska Airlines Club Level to access the broadcast booths. Persons without credentials will not be admitted. Booth 10 is the Visiting General Manager's box. The Broadcast Center can also be accessed from the Alaska Airlines Club Level near Section 219.

Sam Skinner Media Lounge: The Sam Skinner Media Lounge is located directly behind the broadcast booths on the Alaska Airlines Club Level. The lounge is open for pre-game meal service beginning two hours prior to game time to accredited media members only. There is a nominal charge for meals.

Nick Peters Media Interview Room: The Nick Peters Media Interview Room is located adjacent to the Giants clubhouse on the Blue Shield Field Club (service) level of the ballpark. The room will be used for media conferences and other special interviews.

Broadcast Booth Passes: Radio and television announcers of the home and visiting clubs who wish to have guests in the broadcast booth must obtain broadcast booth passes. Broadcasters should make arrangements with their respective club media relations representative(s) in advance. Individuals without the appropriate credentials will not be admitted.

Press Club

Adjacent to the Press Box, this premium space accommodates 30 guests and includes Food & Beverage credit within each ticket. Located in Lower Box 119, it has a great view from behind home plate. For more information about this premium space, please call an Executive Sales Representative at (415) 972-2298.

Private Rentals

On the 250+ days when baseball isn't being played, Oracle Park provides an unparalleled setting for any type of private event - from a fantasy batting practice for your company to a corporate meeting or reception. Equipped with modern amenities and perfectly located on the waterfront with sweeping views of the bay, our professional event staff can assist you in coordinating a memorable experience for you and your guests.

Please call (415) 972-1800 for more information, or visit giantsenterprises.com.

50/50 Raffle

Our 50/50 Raffle is back for the 2021 season! The Giants Community Fund 50/50 Raffle gives fans the opportunity to support their communities while offering a chance to walk away with a cash prize - it¡¯s a win-win! 50/50 Raffle Tickets will be sold from the time the ballpark gates open until the last out of the sixth inning. Tickets are sold at 5 for $10, 20 for $20 and 80 for $40. The winning number will be announced in the 8th inning. Learn more about our 50/50 Raffle here.

You can purchase your tickets from a 50/50 Raffle Team Member or at a kiosk located around the ballpark.

Re-Entering the Ballpark

Re-entry to Oracle Park is not permitted. Exceptions for medical or ADA needs will be allowed, subject to re-screening by security through any of the entry gates. Please have your ticket, or hand, stamped by security personnel prior to exiting.

Guests re-entering the ballpark will be screened.

Restrooms

There are 52 public restrooms (21 for men, 21 for women and 10 family) located on all levels throughout the ballpark. All public restrooms are accessible. Restrooms on the Promenade and View levels are painted yellow for easy identification, and all contain baby-changing tables.

Women's Restroom locations:

• Field: Section 108, 119; under Bleachers at Section 142
• Promenade: Sections 107, 126, 131, 116 (by Willie Mays Tower)
• Alaska Airlines Club: Sections 204, 213, 218, 226, 234
• Oracle Luxury Suite: Suites 6, 33, 55
• View: Sections 305, 313, 319, 324, 330

Men's Restroom locations:

• Field Level: Sections 110, 124; Bleachers at Section 142
• Promenade: Sections 110, 123, 133, and 116 (by Willie Mays Tower)
• Alaska Airlines Club: Sections 204, 213, 218, 227, 234
• Oracle Suite Level: Suites 10, 30, 58
• View Level: Sections 305, 311, 321, 328, 331

Family Restroom locations:

• Field Level: Section 113
• Promenade: Sections 126, 107 (exit area to Lefty O'Doul Plaza) Section 142 (near center field scoreboard area)
• Alaska Airlines Club: Sections 213, 229
• Oracle Luxury Suite: Suites 10, 48
• View Level: Sections 313, 319

Rollerblades / Inline Skates

Guests must remove their inline skates prior to entering Oracle Park. Guests will be expected to store their skates safely under their seats.

Rounding Third Wristbands

The San Francisco Giants have implemented a name/seat location/phone number wristband program to help reunite children with their parents/guardians if they become separated at the ballpark. Orange wristbands can be obtained at the Guest Services Desk behind home plate on the Promenade Level and at the Fan Lot.

Rules at the Game

Please remind guests that Giants staff and the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) will enforce the following ballpark rules:

• No alcohol (this includes non-alcoholic beer and wine) or illegal drugs may be brought into Oracle Park. Anyone found drinking under the legal age, using illegal drugs, or breaking any other laws, will be subject to immediate ejection and criminal prosecution. Any guest perceived to be in an intoxicated or impaired state may be denied admission to the park.
• Oracle Park is a Smoke-Free ballpark. Electronic smoking and smoking by vaporization are included in this "Smoke-Free" designation and are prohibited. Guests who fail to comply with Oracle Park's No-Smoking policy may be asked to exit the ballpark.
• The Giants are proud of the rich diversity of our fan base who cheer us on at Oracle Park. It is in this spirit that we urge all fans to be mindful and respectful of each other. Any fan wearing culturally insensitive attire, using obscene or abusive language, engaging in antisocial conduct offensive to those around them or displaying any other offensive behavior is subject to removal from the ballpark. If you observe a fan acting in this manner, please contact the nearest Giants Guest Services or Security employee to report the issue.
• Guests entering, or attempting to enter, the playing field, or other areas which they are unauthorized to enter, or who throw (or attempt to throw) objects, with the exception of home run balls, in the stands or onto the field, are subject to ejection and prosecution . Fans interfering while a ball is in play are subject to ejection.
• Guests should keep their tickets with them at all times. Tickets must be shown to ballpark employees and SFPD personnel upon request.
• Sealed plastic bottles and soft-sided juice containers containing non-alcoholic beverages are allowed in Oracle Park. Unsealed plastic bottles and soft-sided containers will be subject to inspection and may be confiscated. Glass and metal cans are not permitted. Alcoholic beverages cannot be brought into the ballpark.
• Items intended for sale or trade may not be brought onto Oracle Park property, including the main parking lot, without a permit or license.
• No backpacks or hard sided coolers are permitted. Other bags, including purses, briefcases, soft-sided coolers, and diaper bags that are smaller than 16x16x8, are allowed. Permitted bags will be searched before entering the park. Fans are encouraged to arrive early to allow additional time when entering the park.

Tailgating

Informal tailgating is allowed in Lots A & C within the area immediately around one¡¯s vehicle. Tailgating must not interfere with other parking spaces or drive aisles.Tailgating is not permitted in Pier 48, Pier 30/32 or One Bryant.

Technology

Toyota Fan Zone Video Board: A new Mitsubishi Diamond Vision display, measuring 10'x16' was installed in the Toyota Fan Zone in 2017. With an 8mm pixel pitch, this is the highest resolution video board at Oracle Park.

Giants Wi-Fi Network: The Giants have installed over 1,600 Wi-Fi access points at Oracle Park, creating one of the largest public wireless hotspots in the world. Free Internet access is available to any fan that brings a smartphone, laptop, tablet, or other Wi-Fi enabled mobile device to the ballpark. In addition to Internet access, the Oracle Park Wi-Fi Network enables fans to enjoy all the features of the top selling sports app of all-time, MLB At Bat along with the official ballpark companion app, MLB Ballpark. Access to the Wi-Fi network is free, just connect your mobile device to the "OracleParkWiFi" SSID.

Mobile App: The Ballpark app is the official mobile app of Major League Baseball and the #1 sports app of all-time, featuring live video (with an MLB.TV subscription) and radio broadcasts, along with an enhanced video library, scores and schedules, breaking news, interactive rosters, player stats, personalizing fans' experiences with mobile check-in, social media and additional exclusive content.

TVs: There are over 700 flat-panels, fan-accessible high-definition televisions located throughout AT&T Park. They consist of a variety of Sharp, Samsung, and Planar LCD and LED units, which range in size from 17" to 80".

Text To Security

To report a security issue guests may utilize our Text to Security program by texting their issue and location to (415) 238-6900. A discreet and effective response will be forthcoming. Msg & data rates may apply. Text to Security program is only active during live events at the ballpark.

Thermoses and Canteens

Metal and glass containers including cans, bottles, jars, thermoses, canteens and water bottles are not permitted in the ballpark. Thermoses and canteens made of permitted materials will be allowed into the ballpark but the contents will need to be screened by security staff.

Tickets

Accessible Seating Locations: ASL are comprised of two ticketed locations - one (1) wheelchair space and one (1) companion seat located to the immediate right or left and shoulder-to-shoulder with the wheelchair space. Subjection to availability, additional tickets may be purchased in the same row or location as the ASL. Accessible seats can be purchased online at sfgiants.com or by calling (415) 972-2209.

Charter Seats: Fans who purchased the 15,000 designated charter seats at Oracle Park, the best seats in the ballpark, bought the right to own their seats for life.

Dynamic Pricing: Dynamic pricing allows the Giants to adjust ticket prices based on market demand. The Giants use a model created by Texas-based Qcue Corporation to determine ticket prices. Dynamic pricing gives the team flexibility to keep pace with the secondary ticket market and to adjust ticket prices based on unforeseen factors that could affect demand for a specific game, such as team performance, the starting pitcher, promotional giveaways and the day of the week. Please visit www.sfgiants.com for current pricing information.

Mobile Tickets: All tickets are mobile only via the MLB Ballpark app. Access/forward your tickets in advance of the game. Screenshots are not accepted.

Purchasing Tickets

• In Person: Tickets can be purchased at the Box Office on gamedays only. The Box Office opens 2.5 hours before gametime. Tickets purchased at the Box Office do not include fees. Cash and credit cards are accepted. Tickets can be purchased at the Oracle Park Dugout Store on non-gamedays only. The Dugout Store is open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. seven (7) days a week.
• Phone: To purchase individual game tickets by phone, please call Customer Service at (415) 972-2209 (M-F, 9am-5pm).
• Online: To purchase tickets online, visit sfgiants.com/tickets.

Rain Checks: Every effort will be made to replay a rained-out or postponed game. If a game is postponed (i.e. due to inclement weather) guests may use their tickets to attend the rescheduled game. If the game is canceled, Season Ticket Members will receive a credit on their account. Tickets purchased with a credit card through the Giants (i.e. at the ballpark ticket office, official Giants website, or at a Giants Dugout Store) will be refunded back to the original card used. Refunds for tickets purchased via cash transactions must be submitted by mail to the Oracle Park Ticket Office at: Oracle Park, Attn: Giants Tickets/Customer Service, 24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, CA 94107.

Resale: With seamless integration with the MLB Ballpark app, list and sell your Giants tickets on SeatGeek in just one click. Visit sfgiants.com/seatgeek for more information. Tickets purchased through promotional offers are not available to ticket brokers or ticket resellers. Tickets may not be resold or otherwise distributed to individuals not personally associated with the ticket purchaser. The sale, attempted sale or transfer of tickets purchased through this offer in violation of this policy is prohibited. Tickets purchased in violation of this policy will be revoked without refund.

Stolen Tickets: The Giants can reprint stolen tickets provided the following information can be confirmed: exact game date, section, row, seat, that the original tickets have not entered the ballpark and that the account holder on record approves the request. Reprinting the tickets creates a new barcode thus voiding the stolen tickets.

Ticket Exchanges: The Giants do not offer ticket exchanges.

Ticket Requirements

All guests entering Oracle Park must have a ticket, except for children 24 months and younger who must sit on the lap of an accompanying adult. Tickets must be shown upon request by any Giants Guest Services, Security Staff, and SFPD personnel.

Ticket Scalping

The unauthorized resale of tickets in, on or around Oracle Park property is not permitted under any circumstance and is prohibited by law. The Giants, their affiliates and the San Francisco Police Department will address any such violation appropriately. People caught selling tickets in violation of the law may have their tickets and their right to future tickets to Oracle Park revoked. To avoid using counterfeit or stolen tickets, please purchase tickets through authorized Giants ticket outlets only.

Tony Bennett Suite

The Tony Bennett Suite pays tribute to the iconic singer and his deep connection to San Francisco. Located in Right Field on the Oracle Luxury Suite level, this suite offers floor-to-ceiling windows with breathtaking views of the San Francisco Bay, McCovey Cove and the Bay Bridge.

Transportation

Oracle Park is located in the middle of one of the most vibrant and walkable neighborhoods in the Bay Area, and there are a multitude of convenient and fun ways to get here. Of course, like those in any city, San Francisco roads and rails get busy - it pays to plan ahead. Visit www.sfgiants.com/transportation for more information.

• Public Transit
• Biking
• Reserve Parking in Advance
• Uber and Other Ride Hail Services
• Accessible Transportation Information
• Transit Alerts

Triples Alley

Unlike any other ballpark setting, this on-field space is the perfect place to host your guests before a game. With an all inclusive food and beverage menu, access to the field to watch batting practice and the ability to accommodate 50-300 people, Triples Alley has it all! To top it off 30 minutes before first pitch guests will walk along the right field warning track to reach their Lower Box seat for the game (included with purchase). Call (415) 972-2298 for complete details regarding rental.

Umbrellas

Umbrellas are permitted for Giants games. However, because of patron safety and sight line considerations umbrellas are not allowed to be open in the seating areas or obstruct other guest's views.

Videoboard Messages

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Viewing Portals (Knothole Gang)*

Fans can watch the games for free through the right field fence , from this first-come, first-served viewing area, reminiscent of the Knothole Gangs of the old-time ballparks. Fans may be cycled through after each three innings or earlier, depending on the size of the crowd. All guests are subject to security screening in the free viewing area. No alcoholic beverages (which includes non-alcoholic beer and wine), cans or bottles are allowed in the viewing portal area.

Wall of Fame

The Giants Wall of Fame serves as a living tribute to the organization's greatest players. It recognizes retired players whose records stand highest among their teammates on the basis of longevity and achievements. Those honored have played a minimum of nine season for the San Francisco Giants, or five seasons with at least one All-Star selection as a Giant. Bronze plaques honoring these players and their baseball contributions line the brick wall of Oracle Park along King Street for all Giants fans to enjoy. There are currently 52 Giants legends who have received the Wall of Fame honor.

Water Conservation at Oracle Park

The Giants are taking measures here at Oracle Park to support statewide water conservation efforts. We have substantially reduced the amount of water used in post-game cleaning, but we need your help in order to maintain a high standard of cleanliness while also reducing water use. You can assist us on game days by disposing of all waste and recyclable items in appropriate receptacles. Please also note that spilled beverages and peanut shells are particularly difficult to clean up without using water so keeping the floor around your seats clean helps us save water.

Water Fountains

Water fountains are available on all concourses, next to the restrooms on the first and third base side.

The Waterfront

A new social gathering space with great views of the field, the Bay and McCovey Cove. The destination was created by removing the last few rows of bleachers under the scoreboard and is open to all fans. It will be an ideal location for Ballpark Pass holders to gather and will include a new, premium bar set to debut early in the 2019 season.

Weapons

With the exception of law enforcement personnel working in a pre-approved event-day capacity and assigned to the event, guests may not bring weapons of any kind into Oracle Park. This prohibition applies to off-duty law enforcement officers and licensed CCW patrons (individuals with weapon carry permits). Under a directive from the San Francisco Police Department, off-duty law enforcement officers who do not have an authorized, working, event-day function are banned from bringing weapons into Oracle Park.

Wheelchair Accessible Seats

Accessible seating options exist throughout the ballpark in all general seating categories and view perspectives (see BALLPARK MAP). Elevators are located at each of the four entrances to the ballpark (see BALLPARK MAP). Guests with disabilities and their companions are given first priority for service at all elevators. Guest Services personnel are posted at each ballpark entrance to assist any customer requiring assistance in locating their seats. Please call (415) 972-2209 for assistance in purchasing accessible seating.

Wheelchair Escorts

Guest Services staff will be at each of the gates to provide complimentary use of a wheelchair for guests who need assistance getting to their seats. Simply ask a Giants employee at any gate and an attendant will meet you with a wheelchair. Reservations are not accepted. Please notify the nearest aisle attendance 15 minutes prior to departure to confirm a wheelchair is nearby and available for use.

Wi-Fi Network

The Giants have installed over 1,600 Wi-Fi access points at Oracle Park, creating one of the largest public wireless hotspots in the world. Free Internet access is available to any fan that brings a smartphone, laptop, tablet, or other Wi-Fi enabled mobile device to the ballpark. In addition to Internet access, the Oracle Park Wi-Fi Network enables fans to enjoy all the features of the top selling sports app of all-time, MLB At Bat along with the official ballpark companion app, MLB Ballpark. Access to the Wi-Fi network is free, just connect your mobile device to the "XfinityWiFi@OraclePark" SSID.

Will Call

Open on gamedays only, Will Call is located at the Box Office on King Street. Will Call windows open two and a half hours prior to the scheduled first pitch.

Willie Mays Gates - Plaza

Serving as the main entrance to the ballpark, the Willie Mays Gates are located at the corner of Third and King Streets. The plaza features 24 palm trees, in recognition of Mays' jersey number. An 8?-foot bronze statue of Mays was unveiled in the plaza when the ballpark opened on March 31, 2000. A ramp, escalator and elevator are available at this entrance. Elevators are reserved for those with accessible needs and fans ticketed for a Luxury Suite. View Oracle Park Gate Map

Willie Mays ¡°Say Hey¡± Experience

The Willie Mays ¡°Say Hey¡± Experience is a one-of-a-kind immersive exhibit featuring rarely-seen photographs, artifacts and video that chronicle the life of the greatest baseball player of all time: Willie Mays. The exhibit will be open to the public before every Giants home game during the 2024 season. Learn more

World Champions Walk

The World Champions Walk features historical moments shared by Giants fans and memorialized in granite markers in the plazas of Oracle Park, these personalized, engraved bricks compose a walk of parallel lines around the ballpark.

World Series Championship Trophies & Rings

The World Series Championship Trophies, along with the World Championship Rings, from 2010, 2012 & 2014 are on permanent display on the Promenade Level behind home plate.

Yearbook

The Giants Yearbook is full of color photos of the Giants players and information on the front office staff. The yearbook can be purchased at the ballpark, and at all Giants Dugout Stores.