A SpotHero reservation, pre-paid parking pass, or ADA placard will be required to park in Lot A/Pier 48 and Lot C throughout the 2022 season. We strongly recommend reserving parking in advance via SpotHero, whether you plan to park in these lots or anywhere else.
There are dozens of parking lots and garages throughout the neighborhood around Oracle Park. We strongly encourage fans to reserve parking in advance and consider parking facilities near their routes into the area. Parking is generally more affordable the further you park from the ballpark - walking a couple extra blocks could save you significant money.
We recommend booking convenient and affordable parking in advance through SpotHero, the nation’s leading parking reservations app.
Pier 30/32 is located just north of the ballpark along the Embarcadero, near the intersection with Bryant Street.
Opens for event parking: Three hours before first pitch
Closes: 2 a.m. after night games, 11 p.m. after day games
Tailgating: Not allowed
Oversized vehicles: Not allowed in Pier 30/32 due to weight restrictions.
Typical Capacity: 750 vehicles
One Bryant (also known as Lot 26) is located just north of the ballpark along the Embarcadero, near the intersection with Bryant Street. It is directly across the Embarcadero from Pier 30/32.
Opens for event parking: Three hours before first pitch
Closes: 2 a.m.
Tailgating: Not allowed
Oversized vehicles: Allowed as space is available
Typical capacity: 150 vehicles
The Mission Rock project is under construction in what used to be the northern half of Lot A. The Channel Street entrance is closed – enter Lot A/Pier 48 via Mission Rock Street & Terry Francois Boulevard (see graphic above). While there is still ample parking in Lot A/Pier 48, please allow extra travel time and be mindful of these new circulation patterns.
Similar to other parking in the area, we have a dynamic parking fee structure which is based on factors such as day of the week, type of event, and overall demand. When parking is more expensive, consider taking transit to the ballpark or parking a bit further from Oracle Park – there are more than 10,000 parking spaces within a mile or two of the ballpark, and the further you get from the ballpark, the less expensive parking is likely to be.
The Oracle Park Accessibility Shuttle provides a free ride for those who need it between Lot A/Pier 48 and Oracle Park. The shuttle serves six stops within Lot A/Pier 48 and a ballpark stop at O'Doul Gate (see service map).
Pregame: Service starts two hours before first pitch. Shuttles should come to each stop every five to 10 minutes.
Postgame: Until approximately 45 minutes after last out, or when crowds clear, shuttles load up at O'Doul Gate and provide direct service to the stops of those onboard. As possible given traffic congestion within the lot immediately after games, drivers can provide direct service to passengers' cars on request.
Handicapped-accessible parking (for those with state-issued blue hang-tags) is located just south of Lot A’s Channel Street/3rd Street pedestrian entrance and at the front of each of Pier 48’s sheds. Show your blue hang-tag to parking lot staff, and they will help direct you to an area with open spaces. For best access to the Accessibility Shuttle, park in the ADA-accessible spaces or park near one of the six stops identified in the map just above.
Informal tailgating is allowed in Lot A within the area immediately around one’s vehicle. Tailgating must not interfere with other parking spaces or drive aisles. Tailgating is NOT allowed in Pier 48 or 153 Townsend.
*Reservations required for buses and other oversize vehicles*
A limited number of oversize vehicle parking spaces are available in Lot A. Reservations are required and must be purchased through Group Ticketing.
Oversize vehicle fees are typically twice the cost of drive-up cash/credit parking for passenger cars.
