Oracle Park Information Guide

Accessible 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. From seating, to parking, to in-park amenities, access the full guide here.

Access (Levels & Seats)

Oracle Park has five levels, with various access requirements. Guests may sit only in the seat(s) for which they have tickets.

• Blue Shield Field Club (Level 1): Accessible to guests with a game ticket for the following seating categories: Blue Shield Field Club, Audi Dugout Club, Batter's Box, Dugout Box.
• Promenade Level (Level 2 - Main Concourse): Accessible to all guests with a game ticket.
• Club Level (Level 3): Accessible to guests with a game ticket for the following seating categories: Club Level, Blue Shield Field Club, The Loft at McCovey Cove, ElevenLabs Champions Suite, Audi Dugout Club, Batter's Box, Legends Club, Dugout Box, Press Club, Promenade Patio Tables and Airwallex Suite Level.
• Airwallex Suite Level (Level 4): Accessible to guests with a ticket for the Airwallex Suite Level, Cloud Club, or Gotham Club.
• View Level (Level 5): Accessible to all guests with a game ticket.

AED (Automated External Defibrillators)

A total of 14 AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators) have been installed throughout the ballpark. Each location houses an alarmed cabinet with AED and first aid kit. Prominent overhead signage denotes each AED location.

Fan-Facing

• Field Level: The Garden (near men's restroom)
• Gotham Club: Host Stand by Elevator
• Promenade Level: Sections 109, 119, Underneath the glove in the Fan Lot
• Club Level: Sections 205, 234, Guest Services Office behind home plate
• Suite Level: Across from Suite 34
• View Level: Section 307

Back of House

• Field Level: Performance Center, Home Bullpen, Visitors Bullpen, Engineering Offices

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

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. Learn more with our Accessible Services Guide.

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 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 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.

ATMs

Oracle Park does not have any ATMs onsite as cash is not accepted at concession stands or with in-seat vendors.

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
• Promenade, Section 144 under the scoreboard, adjacent to the Coors Light Bar

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.

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 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.

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. Learn more with our Accessible Services Guide.

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
• Promenade, Section 144 under the scoreboard, adjacent to the Coors Light Bar

Catering

Diamond 58 is the exclusive concessionaire of Oracle Park. To contact Diamond 58 about catering your event at the park, please email info@diamond58.com.

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 Juuce, fans can rent a portable phone charging battery from multiple locations throughout Oracle Park.

Sections: 105, 115, 119 (Guest Services behind home plate), 125, 205, 215, 315, Blue Shield Field Club Lounge, Suite Level.

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
• Promenade, Section 144 under the scoreboard, adjacent to the Coors Light Bar
• View Reserve, Section 313

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.

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.

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).

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

• The 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

• The 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.

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 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 focusing on environmental stewardship as a top priority. Programs and measures implemented in the daily operations of Oracle Park include:
● Investing energy credits – Oracle Park is offsetting 50 percent of its energy use.
● Implementing an ongoing commissioning plan that ensures continued operational efficiency.
● Nearly 50 percent of fans reach Oracle Park by bus, train, ferry, bike, scooter or foot.
● Instituting water efficient landscaping – resulting in a more than 50 percent reduction in water usage from improved irrigation technology systems.
● Improving water efficiency in domestic water fixtures which include toilets and urinals.
● Diverting more than 90 percent of waste from landfill through an aggressive recycling and composting program.
● Installing LED field lights for over 55 percent energy reduction in field lighting.

Awards

• LEED EBOM: Oracle Park was the first major league ballpark to receive U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) platinum (2019), gold (2015) and silver (2010) certification for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) for Existing Buildings, Operations and Maintenance (EBOM) and is the only ballpark in the country to have earned all three. Oracle Park and the Giants received LEED Certification for an existing building for their concerted efforts to conserve power and water, recycle waste and implement renewable energy sources and programs. Oracle Park most recently recertified at Platinum status in May 2024.
• Green Glove Award: The Giants have earned a total of 13 Green Glove Awards since the awards inception in 2008, the most recent in 2022. The MLB award is given out annually to one team who leads the league in recycling and general green initiatives and programming. The Giants earned their Green Gloves by drastically increasing their waste diversion numbers from 57 percent in 2009 to 97 percent in 2022.
• WRAP Award: In 2012, the Giants were awarded the WRAP Award (Waste Reduction Awards Program), administered by the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (Cal Recycle) for outstanding waste reduction efforts.
• GEELA Award: 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.
• Environmental Innovator of the Year Award: In 2019, the Giants won the Green Sports Alliance’s Environmental Innovator of the Year Award, given to organizations for their tremendous work in sports and sustainability. Innovators of the Year embody the sports greening movement across their organization and operations by implementing projects that reduce environmental impact and encourage fans, athletes and community stakeholders to do the same.
• San Francisco Environmental Service Award: In 2019, the San Francisco Department of the Environment elected the Giants as the recipient of the San Francisco Environmental Service Award.
• Sustainability Grand Slam: After being honored with four sustainability awards in 2019, the Giants acknowledged their achievement as the ‘Sustainability Grand Slam’. The four awards making up the Grand Slam include:
  • LEED Platinum
  • Green Sports Alliance Innovator of the Year
  • MLB Green Glove Award
  • San Francisco Environmental Service Award
• IPM Achievement Award: In 2023, Oracle Park was nominated for the IPM Achievement Award by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation for the Giants’ leadership in finding innovative, sustainable, and effective ways to ensure safety and aesthetics of turf management operations at an MLB ballpark.
• Eco-Slugger Innovation Award: In 2024, the Giants were awarded the Eco-Slugger Innovation Award by MLB. The Giants earned this honor as a result of their work implementing a ballpark biological nutrition program, which utilizes beneficial bacteria fungi brewed at Oracle Park for an integrated pest management system that promotes a healthy field.

Click here to learn more about Green Initiatives

Guest Conduct

The Giants are dedicated to providing a high-quality entertainment experience at Oracle Park. To promote the comfort and safety of all guests, the following conduct is strictly prohibited and may result in ejection from the ballpark without refund, potential revocation of ticket privileges, and/or referral to law enforcement:

• Interfering with a ball in play

• Using or displaying language that is foul, abusive, offensive, derogatory*, vulgar, profane or betting-related, whether directed at players, players’ families, Club personnel, umpires or other fans

• Displaying banners, signs, or flags that:

• Are not baseball-related

• Contain language or symbols that are foul, abusive, offensive, derogatory*, vulgar, profane or betting related

• Interfere with the game or other guests' enjoyment of the game.

• Promote a commercial product or service

• Promote political messages

• Are affixed to any ballpark structure

• Exceed three (3) feet in height

• Obstruct the view of other guests or block ballpark signage

• Are carried or displayed while the game is in progress

• Wearing culturally insensitive attire

• Making obscene or abusive gestures

• Fighting, throwing objects, or blocking the view of others

• Smoking or vaping inside the ballpark

• Intoxication or impairment from alcohol or drugs

• Accessing or attempting to access the playing field or other restricted areas without permission

• Failing to follow the directions of ballpark staff

• Any other behavior deemed unsafe, disruptive, or inconsistent with a family-friendly environment, as determined by the Giants

*Includes 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 Club and Oracle Suite levels, near the Willie Mays elevators.

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.

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

See Artwork in the Park »

50/50 Raffle

Our 50/50 Raffle is back! 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.

Replay Program

The Giants and Diamond 58, Oracle Park’s concessionaire, are partnering with Vytal to launch the Oracle Park Replay Program, a washable cup pilot on the Club Level. Throughout the 2025 season, all poured alcoholic beverages on the Club Level will be served in washable plastic cups. After each use, Vytal will wash, sanitize and return them. This program will reduce waste, water use and greenhouse gas emissions, continuing Oracle Park’s leadership in environmentally sustainable practices. Learn more

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 107 (exit area to Lefty O'Doul Plaza), Section 142 (upper center field below the scoreboard)
• 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.

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 for guests with disabilities or special needs is available on all seating levels of Oracle Park. To learn more and purchase, click here.

Wheelchair Escorts

A limited number of wheelchairs are available to transport guests from inside the entry gates to and from their seat locations. To learn more, click here.

Wheelchair Storage

Click here to learn about your options for storing a wheelchair inside Oracle Park.

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 8½-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.