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AT&T Park Concierge

07 - ATT ParkBallpark Nerd Rank: 7

Opened: 2000 Capacity: 41,915

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  • View Box sections 302-324
  • View Reserve Infield sections 308-324
  • The View Level offers fans the best views of the East Bay.

Getting to the Park

Address: 24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, CA 94107

Ballpark Nerd recommends taking one of the Bay Area’s many public transit options to AT&T Park. That’s if you are not staying within walking distance. The Tideline Water Taxi is an option for fans looking a unique mode of transportation.

Don’t Miss

Sites

  • When visiting AT&T Park make sure to walk through the Home Plate entrance plaza where 24 Palm trees were planted to honor one of the greatest players of all-time Willie Mays.
  • The Promenade along McCovey’s Cove chronicles Giants history. Check out warmups through screened viewing area in right field.
  • The Giants honor legends Willie Mays, Juan Marichal, Orlando Cepeda and soon Gaylord Perry with statues outside AT&T as well Willie McCovey out in McCovey’s Cove.
  • Right-center field features a real San Francisco cable car.
  • The Giants Wall of Fame is located on the King Street side of the ballpark as part of the 50th anniversary celebration of the Giants move to the Bay Area.
  • Two sites synonymous with AT&T Park are the Coca-Cola bottle and old-fashioned glove in left-center field.

Concessions

  • Garlic Fries – French fries with minced garlic and parsley. Mint included.
  • Crazy Crab’z Dungeness crab sandwich located in the center field plaza.
  • Orlando Caribbean BBQ, located on Promenade Level 142 and View Level Section 314, offers the popular Cha-Cha Bowl that includes rice, beans and choice of chicken or pork carnitas.

For the Kids

  • Mascot – Lou Seal
  • Children under two years of age are not required to have a ticket upon entrance.
  • After every Sunday day game, children age 14 and under can run the bases.
  • The Fan Lot, open year around, is located in left-center field and offers fans the opportunity to run the bases, slide down one of the four 20 foot + slides, and play at Little Giants Park.

While You’re in Town

Trip Advisors’ Top 5 San Francisco Attractions:

  1. Golden Gate Bridge
  2. Alcatraz – reservations required
  3. San Francisco Bay
  4. AT&T Park
  5. Golden Gate Park

For a full list of attractions visit Trip Advisors’ San Francisco page.

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