The San Francisco Giants are an MLB National League (West Division) team based in San Francisco, California. Their home, Oracle Park (opened 2000), holds 41,915 fans.
Seating Guide
“McCovey Cove,” the San Francisco Bay water beyond the right-field wall, is famous for its “Splash Hits” — home run balls that land in the water and get officially tallied (108 all-time as of September 2025, 35 of them by Barry Bonds alone). Fans waiting in kayaks to catch home run balls is one of MLB’s most iconic fan scenes.
Tickets
Official tickets can be purchased at mlb.com/giants/tickets.
Alongside the orange, black, and cream-gold color scheme, the Splash Hit culture of McCovey Cove is widely regarded as one of MLB’s best examples of a ballpark experience built around a truly unique location.
📍 Getting There
Oracle Park · 24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, CA 94107
Tap the button below to see transit, walking, and driving directions from your current location to the stadium, via Google Maps.
💡 Insider Tips
🚌 Getting Around
The Muni T-Third light rail line stops at 4th & King (1 block away), and the N-Judah plus gameday shuttle stop at 2nd & King, right next to the stadium. The Golden Gate Ferry runs between Larkspur and Oracle Park for every home game (about a 1-hour crossing, departing 90 minutes before the game).
🏨 Lodging
Hyatt Place San Francisco/Downtown is a 2-minute walk to the upper deck behind home plate, and Hotel Via (right across from the stadium) and LUMA Hotel (7-minute walk) are also within walking distance.
🎟️ Tickets
SeatGeek is the official fan-to-fan marketplace (though some official pages also mention StubHub, so the two channels are somewhat mixed).
💡 Insider Tips
“McCovey Cove” is the famous spot where kayakers gather to catch splash hits from left-handed batters (a big screen facing the cove was added in 2024). Backpacks are the one bag type banned outright at Oracle Park, but regular bags under 16x16x8 inches are allowed even if not clear (a different policy from other West Coast parks, worth noting).