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AT&T Park
Category: Arts & Entertainment Stadiums & Arenas Stadiums & Arenas
24 Willie Mays PlzSan Francisco, CA 94107
Neighborhood: SOMA
(415) 972-2000
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
1618 reviews for AT&T Park
1618 reviews in English
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Review from Jane B.
5/24/2012 1 Check-in Here
40,000 people cannot be wrong. This place is mecca.
And they have veggie dogs, so I got slathered in mustard and onions and looked like every other baseball fan there!
Plenty of food options; lots of veggie options; and while getting into the park was a little tight, leaving was fairly quick. -
Review from Courtney M.
Santa Clara, CA
5/24/2012 1 Check-in Here
How lucky are we to have such an amazing ball park for our beloved Giants?? This place is so classic... all the brick makes it feel like a true ball park. Now...I haven't been to that many different ball parks...but I just get that feeling..
I have gotten food here many times, but the last time was a bit disappointing...VERY disappointing I should say... I ordered a turkey burger (why I try to be healthy at a baseball game still baffles me) and was extremely sick the next day. I have never had food poisoning so I was in misery... and I will spare you the details but lets just say I was woken up from feeling so sick and couldn't keep anything down the whole morning and afternoon...So, the lesson to my fellow baseball fans- Stay AWAY from turkey burgers, or anything that people don't usually order...because who knows how long it's been sitting there, or if it was even cooked correctly. I still love this place despite the sketchy turkey... I guess ballpark food is still 'ballpark food', no matter how pretty the stadium is!! -
Review from Eric B.
San Francisco, CA
5/20/2012
Lately, this park has the RUDEST staff of any establishment within recent memory.
An error occurred when redeeming our splash tickets at Murph's Clubhouse. Instead of offering any kind of the problem, the manager & clerk spitefully accuse us of trying to scam them!
During the dialogue, my fish & chips went cold, what a waste.
Later, at the same location, we request hot chocolate & whiskey instead of the coffee & whiskey on the menu. I can understand if they have no authority to deviate slightly from the menu, which hasn't been a problem with past mgmt. But the manner in which we were turned down. "No, we're not going to do that for you" as if they're dealing with shysters.
Places a real dampener on the ballpark experience. And makes you wonder what kind of food preparation practices occur in back, if there's so little concern for customer satisfaction. -
Review from Mary R.
5/17/2012 1 Check-in Here
I'm not a baseball fan. Or a sporting fan. At all. In fact, upon arriving here I was distraught when my phone battery died and I couldn't read/browse the internet/play games. Which left me with no choice but to....watch the game. Which seemed to be a novel concept, as about 75% of the crowd weren't doing that. I came to the conclusion after a night here that baseball is basically an endless stream of people getting up and down constantly to get food in between being entertained by various blasts of pop music, whistles, clapping games, competitions and beer drinking with an occasional glance at the field where there were a bunch of men in tight pants with a bat and a ball doing something.
In any case, as far as sporting stadiums go, this one is probably the nicest I've ever been to. The view is spectacular and the heavy fog adds to the atmosphere . It's clean and has an abundance of food/drinks/restrooms. And not that I took advantage but it's pretty cool that there are various restaurants, bars and even a club in here. It's funny that there are people playing a live game of organized sport and yet there are dozens of activities and areas to go for extra entertainment. The constant need for stimulation and entertainment for the masses.
This stadium instantly earned a 5 star rating when as I got up to leave Journey's "Don't stop believing" was played, along with lyrics being streamed on the screen and the crowd singing along. Fucking hilarious. Dan H., I can't escape you! -
Review from Melissa N.
San Francisco, CA
5/18/2012 4 Check-ins Here
Let's be fair. This place is no Camden Yards. It's chilly, the beers are expensive, pitchers have to hit, and it's the National League.
BUT on a NICE day, this is the best baseball stadium to be at. And you can walk to the game after work (it's no more than a 15-20 min walk from the financial district), lots of companies give out free tickets, and the N-Judah picks up at 2nd and King and drops me off at my house in Cole Valley. Sweet!
Also, on a side note, I kayaked in McCovey Cove on game day and it was awesome. Where else can you do that?! -
Review from Yenna. L.
5/19/2012 1 Check-in Here
My first major league baseball game and most of the action/entertainment took place off the field, not on the field...
-Witnessed a fight : two intoxicated men threw punches at each other because one was blocking the others view. Wow, grow up much!?
-Got beer spilled on us : not 1x, but 2x's.
-It was freezing : most of the fans had blankets (good to know for next time).
-The stadium smelled like garlic fries : very popular food item here.
-Fans are super rowdy and crazy, but passionate and supportive of their team: seemed like my friend and I were the only 2 people in the stadium not sporting any black/orange.
Around the 5th inning I decided to walk around the stadium to stay warm and somehow found myself in a front row seat. I casually walked myself down from nose bleed to front row without a hitch. Kept the seat warm for a good 2 innings until the real ticket holder returned. Now that was fun.
Overall, I was impressed with the fans and the energy in the stadium. Not a big fan of baseball though. Boring game, but a fun experience nonetheless. -
Review from Markus N.
Updated - 5/14/2012 3 photos
If you should go skating
On the thin ice of modern life
Dragging behind you the silent reproach
Of a million tear stained eyes
Don't be surprised, when a crack in the ice
Appears under your feet
You slip out of your depth and out of your mind
With your fear flowing out behind you
As you claw the thin ice
Thank you, Roger, for an incredible evening. -
Review from Nick L.
Updated - 5/17/2012
Finally made it to see a game here. I'm not a big baseball fan, but have been to 4 stadiums and this is probably the nicest one of the lot. It doesn't have the history of Wrigley or the weather/family friendliness of Petco Park but being by the waterfront and the crazy weather potential, it adds up.
Granted the Giants are having a poor to mediocre season but the place was pretty full despite the fog, chill and misty drops.
We were part of a large group and had some pretty good seats. It was a fun experience, good attempts at spectator participation and reasonable access.
Concessions obviously pricey - the churro was disappointing and tasted like a stick of chewy dough. However this didn't detract from the overall experience which was great.1 Previous Review: Show all »
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9/27/2011
It's a nice ball park.
Every seat in the house looks like the perfect place to watch a ball game.
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Review from Jennifer L.
San Francisco, CA
5/13/2012
As a baseball stadium, it's okay. I don't like that some of the seats (sections 132, 133, 134, etc) aren't turned enough toward the diamond, so you have to twist your neck awkwardly to see the game. If I'm paying hella $$ to see a game on the lower level, this suxxxx!!
As a venue for Roger Waters: The Wall (of Pink Floyd), WOW. Incredible. SUCH an amazing experience, and music resonates SO well within the stadium. Very spacious, and plenty of bathrooms compared to other venues for concerts!! -
Review from Tyrone B.
Fremont, CA
5/14/2012
I've been to quite a few concerts over the years but nothing as epic as Roger Waters - The Wall and was expecting to be in a shuffling slow moving crowd. I was wrong.
From getting in to getting out of the event, it was the smoothest and fastest that I have ever experienced. The sound was incredible. I would recommend bringing a jacket to keep warm as it got a little chilly once the sun went down. However, I would definitely go to see another event there in a heartbeat. -
Review from Alex L.
5/9/2012 3 Check-ins Here
You'd be hard pressed to find a better pro ballpark on earth. That's because AT&T has everything a baseball enthusiast would want and much more. It's a long list that includes great views from anywhere in the park, views of the surrounding SF bay, an extensive (albeit expensive) beer selection, garlic fries cooked in environmentally friendly fryers, "Irish" nachos, fish and chips, nachos with extra cheese, brats, all beef dogs, great announcers, TV's everywhere, fairly easy bathroom accessibility, polite ushers, Journey songs and Lucille the mascot. There is much more but it's sort of something you need to experience for yourself - Giants/baseball fan or not.
Now if we could just get them to change the name. AT&T isn't nearly as appealing as, say, Candlestick or Wrigley.... -
Review from Michelle F.
Irvine, CA
5/10/2012
I just love it here. I may be a bit biased having been a Giants fan since 1986. I would still love the Giants even if they were still at the 'Stick, but AT&T Park is a huge improvement.
I took my little one to her first series of games this past weekend vs the Brewers. It's hard to get around anywhere with a stroller, but this park makes it really really easy. I was so impressed by how nice the staff is! They really helped get me into the right gates, get my ticket scanned and pick up my promo gift for me, so I don't have to move my stroller at all, point me to the elevator...and so on. The staff here is so genuinely nice, and who wouldn't be when you get to work in the most beautiful ballpark of the best franchise ever? They even reminded me to pick up a "first game" certificate for the little one, and where to check the stroller...I never even had to ask, people were just so friendly! Even brought the munchkin to run the bases after Sunday's game, and when we were done, again, the friendly staff directing me to the stroller exit. How easy.
BTW, there is a stroller entrance to the left of the main gate. This will help you get around the crowd on "bobble head days". I waited in line because I didn't know any better, but the line was quick anyhow.
Another one of many things to love here is the food! There is such a variety, it's hard to choose! I haven't been enough to try all of it, but definitely love the garlic fries and the lemonade! Bring some dough, it's not cheap, but it's so good, just adds to the experience! I had a trio of corned beef, brisket, and roast turkey sliders from the carvery on this last trip. Not bad for $10, as they do pile on the meat. Bottled water is $5, so definitely bring your own. There is food everywhere! One day I must try the Crazy Crab sandwich for $16...it should be really delish for that much, right?
For the kiddos, there's the little ballpark for the little little ones, and a big coca-cola slide for the bigger kids. The bleachers is the place to be if you have little ones who don't want to sit in one place for too long. I love the bleachers here because you are so close to the field, and when Lou Seal drives around tossing out ice cream, pizza's, and peanuts, you have a chance, unlike sitting on view level!! LOL! Lou Seal also hangs out here, along with the DJ's and contests, great for the kids!
Kuddos to the first aid department...very friendly and easy to get some neosporin when my kid did a face plant in the little ballpark!
Last but not least, the view is just amazing. The scenery of the bay is sometimes distracting from the game! Somehow I've been fortunate to be here only on sunny days. I remember the old days at Candlestick always being foggy, gloomy, and windy! Parking is relatively easy compared to the old days...but seriously expensive at $30. That is my biggest gripe besides the rising price of game tickets.
Good thing I don't live closer, or I'd be broke just on games! -
Review from Lindsay N.
San Francisco, CA
5/8/2012
I am a HUGE San Francsico Giants fan!
Why not make them my first Yelp! review?
This will obviously be a vary biased review since I can't find anything wrong AT&T Park! God, That's horrible!
Anyways, a modern, up to date stadium, good beer, tasty "ballpark" food and always great times. They are a mutli- level complex and it is a gorgeous stadium on the water. They have the coca-cola slide that I was able to go down (Pretty scary, I might add) they have build a bear workshop and other things to look at and do at the stadium. You can't go wrong here. They have plenty of attractions all around and even the Embarcadero and Pier 39! How can you find anything wrong? I truly believe everyone should get a chance to experience this park at least once in their life.
Transportation is readily available and so are the bars that are open and waiting for customers. -
Review from Nicholas L.
Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA
5/24/2012 1 Check-in Here
This place always feels like home.
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Review from Stephen T.
Farmington, CT
5/16/2012 1 Check-in Here
Game is a great place to enjoy giant.
Had a hot sausage and the famous "garlic frys"=awesome! -
Review from Kayla V.
5/2/2012
Yea, yea, yea...I love the Giants too and this ballpark is really nice, but it's seriously all about the garlic fries. BEST GARLIC FRIES...no, wait. BEST FRIES EVER (for a stadium that is). I can't even focus on the game, that is how much I love their fries.
Go GIANTS. -
Review from Stacy L.
Eureka, CA
5/23/2012 1 Check-in Here
Every seat is a good one at AT&T Park! However, don't order garlic fries until after the game starts so they're fresh. Plan ahead with Customer Service to have a personal message put on the big screen for special events. They can also print out first time attendee certificates for the kids. I think the location is on the club level near section 119...ask an usher for directions. Prices for the big screen messages start at around $200. Go Giants!
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Review from P S.
Sacramento, CA
5/22/2012 1 Check-in Here
We were at AT&T park for a concert and were very impressed with the friendliness of all the people who worked there. From the concession staff to those in charge of logistics, all were friendly, efficient, and professional. We asked a staff person a question he did not have the answer to, so he pointed out the person to speak to and then came back to check if we got an answer. This level of friendly and professional service is pretty incredible when you are throwing a party for 10,000 people. And no, I am not related to, or friends with any of the people working there! ;)
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Review from Carina M.
5/7/2012
I've been to Chase Field thanks to the time I did in Phoenix. Yea, that moving ceiling is impressive...but honey, once you've sat here in AT&T Park, you'll know why Bay Area people swear by this place! Where else can you watch home runs be hit out of the park and into the ocean? Where else can you see the man in the boat with a net fetching that ball?
Even if you don't like sports, you gotta love this place! -
Review from Candee L.
San Francisco, CA
5/1/2012
Hands down the best experience at a baseball game...EVER! A friend of mine got 12 Oracle Suite level tickets and maaaaan, I felt so spoiled! First off, we met this sassy black lady on the elevator - she was hilarious! She asked us what suite section we were in cause she was going to bring us a surprise.*side note* If you are on the Oracle level, enter through the Willie Mays entrance cause we went in at the 2nd & King entrance and had to walk forever to get to our suite -_-
The suite was clean and spacious for 12 people! You get balcony seating as well ^_^ The suite had tv's, a fridge, couches, stools, tables, and if your company provided catering they have everything you need for that. I went down a level to get a burger ($7.75) and a Blue Moon ($9.75).....This pisses me off (every time)!!!!!!!!!! I hate paying $10 for a $4 beer! I was in a good mood and didn't give a fuck so I go back to our suite and the lady from the elevator comes in with FREE PITCHERS OF MARGARITAS!!! As a Mexican, I can vouch that these were some strong ass margaritas...none of the watered down bullshit. BUT WAIT......FREE PITCHERS OF FRAPPES TOO :D :D :D Our neighboring suites were giving us the stank eye.
She was awesome, friendly and fun...too bad none of us could remember her name :'-(
The garlic fries are fucking AMAZING!! I'm a garlic whore and these were delectable..mmmm. I had to get a spoon and eat the garlic that was left over. Yes, I am a sick individual. Magically, there was wine and champagne after the game. I was definitely feeling myself by 3pm. The only downside was that we couldn't stay in the suite after-after hours. I think we got kicked out around 4/4:30.
Regardless, it was a beautiful day in the city, an awesome game,amazing service and even better company.
*fat girl side note* after our suite neighbors left, we ate all their food. WINNING. -
Review from Wilmar D.
4/30/2012
This place sells out a lot. It's a beautiful park. The fans are crazy in love and at times in frustration with their team. It's honestly an incredible experience walking through those gates, being on the premises, and just being absorbed in baseball and all its glory.
At AT&T, its glory includes lots of amazing smelling food (especially the olfacto-rrific bratwursts and onions). I went with the chicken tenders and garlic fries and they were pretty bomb. Petco Park back home has fries too, but AT&T wins at food.
As a Padres fan, I felt for the most part comfortable at AT&T. There was a little heckling, and my girlfriend and I were the only ones cheering for the Pads within a 200-ft radius. She tallied it up and counted 12 total Padres fans at the 42,375 attendance park. Nonetheless, I never felt like my life was being threatened, nor did my experience at AT&T get spoiled because of any stupid people.
In fact, I feel like the Giants fans at Petco Park (which sadly often outnumber Padres fans) are more annoying than Giants fans at their home.
Biggest gripe about AT&T is the cost. Tickets were exhorbitantly priced, and a pint of beer was $9.50. At Petco the pints are seven bucks which is still steep but c'mon San Francisco.
Anyways, AT&T is a great park. I've only been there once, but I wouldn't mind going again. Great place to watch some baseball. -
Review from Alexander R.
San Francisco, CA
5/1/2012
Basebal is an American sport that has been found popularity in Latin America and the Far East. In San Francisco we have a professional baseball team of millionaires who play at AT&T park where a single hot dog costs as much as a pack would at the store and a the beer price is queer at best.
In 2010 the San Francisco baseball team called the Giants won the championship also known as the World Series (although only one other nation has ever played in the games, Canada) There was great rejoicing in the city and it has benefited the San Francisco giants organization greatly as millions of tickets are sold to see this team of athletes compete against teams from other cities such as Cincinnati, New York, Chicago, St. Louis and the hated Los Angeles team, The Dodgers.
The park has a lot of food and beverage to keep the fans and visitors sated in nourishment as well as a ton of merchandise one can buy to prove loyalty to the Giants or just to look like you fit in. If you like orange and black you are totallt psyched or just a big fan of Halloween.
The games are about three hours long and the views can be magnificent while the weather is generally cold, bring your coat and scarf. You may want to bring a hat amd a flask of whiskey as well.
The best games to see are on the afternoons when the sun is shining as you won't need too many layers.
As for the food I like the garlic fries, I like the watery beer and I like a pretzel.
I like to watch sports
I like to eat.
This is a good place for tourists to see while visiting the city of San Francisco -
Review from K W.
San Francisco, CA
5/22/2012
The views are spectacular. I've never seen another like it. Go Giants!
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Review from Abigail D.
Daly City, CA
5/3/2012 1 Check-in Here
Every time I come to this park, I feel it's magic. And I'm talking about even before we won the 2010 World Series. There's just something in the air. It just makes me feel like I'll have a good time regardless of the score.
Now granted it's so much more fun and exciting when our boys are up and everyone's off their asses screaming in support. But even when they're not, I still feel every single person, every fan, every heart beating in unison in hopes that this next hit will be the homer we need or this next pitch will be a strike to end the inning. I know it sounds corny, but whatever. I like baseball. I love this park. But I'm IN love with the San Francisco Giants. So any park/stadium that they deem to call their home, is my home too.
Play ball! -
Review from Cara K.
San Francisco, CA
LOVE watching the Giants here, and we have one of the most beautiful stadiums! I'm so glad we get to watch our team play by the water. When I watch their away games on TV, I always see how disgusting other stadiums look. On top of being a clean stadium, we also have awesome food. In back of the bleachers there's a bunch of shops for Garlic fries, churros, crab sandwiches, alcoholic drinks, ice cream, hot chocolate, etc. And we have the best Giants fans! Woohoo! Bring your gloves & come cheer for the best team in the world.
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Review from Cassandra F.
Aurora, CO
5/7/2012 1 Check-in Here
I'm a huge baseball fan, and this park is pretty cool. It's not as big as I thought it would be, but when a game is sold out, it seems like there are way more people there than it holds. The club level is especially nice if you get a chance to go up there. They have a display of signed balls and world series stuff up right now (including the world series trophy.....very cool). Have a pretty good view from anywhere in the park it looks like, and it's cool to be able to look out and see the water too. I was on the 3rd deck and had a great view of the game.
Easy-going fans, which is nice since I showed up in a Rockies jersey. Only had a few people harass me over it. Good selection of food and drink. Definitely try the garlic fries, they're awesome. The sushi on the club level is good....but not really worth the price ($8/roll). -
Review from Jeffrey S.
San Leandro, CA
5/6/2012 9 Check-ins Here
This review is really late for me, as I used to have season tickets from 2000-2005. The San Francisco Giants are my favorite team, so this review may seem biased. But if you spent as much time at cold Candlestick park as I have, you'll appreciate AT&T Park, too!
My old season tickets were in the left field bleachers. These are the seats for the rowdy fans, many who sometimes have a few too many adult beverages in them. While the sight lines from the bleachers are good to the game, there are occasions when the crowd offers different distractions. Also, the bleachers have no seat backs, so be ready for that. The metal benches are really cold at night, so you can bring a blanket to place it. Your butt will thank you later!
I also have friends who sit by the Giants bullpen. If their neighbors next to them don't attend a game, I'll sit down there. The view from the lower level is great, though you have to make sure you bring a glove if you sit close to the field. If you're not paying attention, a foul ball can get on you quick! Just make sure you don't reach over the low fence and grab a fair ball. That will get you a quick expulsion from the park.
Of course, a proper review of AT&T Park is incomplete without mentioning the food. While the garlic fries get all the pub, my favorite ballpark food is the Sheboygan bratwurst. These sausages are grilled to perfection and come on with grilled onions and sauerkraut . The sausage is so big, it won't fit in the bun. Best value for your buck inside the park.
Also, on a hot day, you can't go wrong with a Ghirardelli hot fudge sundae. Sometimes, the wait staff will come to your section, take orders, then bring them to your seat! It doesn't get any better than that!
Lastly, if you are attending a game with a cool give-a-way (like a bobblehead), be prepared to wait in a really long line. You could be one of those who show up 5 hours before the gates open to get a really close space in line, but if you arrive when the gates open (2 hours before 1st pitch), you will be guaranteed an item. Just be patient; those lines will go quick.
I've been to 11 different MLB parks to watch a baseball game, and AT&T Park is by far my favorite one. Eventually I get to more of them, but they will have to work really hard to get better than this! -
Review from Joseph C.
Hayward, CA
5/5/2012 8 Check-ins Here
This is by far the most atmospheric ballpark I've ever been to. Unlike Oakland and Philadelphia, you have great view of the bay, and it doesn't even matter of you're sitting on the nosebleed sections of the park. It just feels very refreshing. Their bacon-wrapped hotdogs and garlic fries are very delicious! I wouldn't enjoy watching the game without 'em. The fans are very welcoming, whether you know them or not. They'd still give you high gives for having an awesome Giants gear.
Whether the Giants win or lose, you'll always have that satisfaction of watching a baseball game, and it's never a dull moment. GO GIANTS! :) -
Review from Ana D.
San Francisco, CA
5/17/2012
I have come to hate this park--and the Giants. THE SHOP OWNERS SURROUNDING THE AT&T PARK SHOULD SUE THE GIANTS, PARKING LOT OWNERS AND THE CITY FOR INTERFERENCE OF BUSINESS. Here's why: Parking for the games is $50 or $60 at all the surrounding parking lots. However, there are many businesses -- including the salon I go to that are located in the park area. I had to cancel all the services today at my salon because there is LITERALLY NO PLACE TO PARK FOR UNDER $50 or $60 on game days. Yes, from now on I will be FORCED to check the Giants schedule, but SERIOUSLY am I expected to schedule my appointments around the freaking Giants.
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Review from Mar A.
I'll give it to AT&T.... the views from the upper deck are great. As long as you don't mind the wind chill, the seagulls pooping and hovering, and the fog. If you don't need to feel your fingers or face during a night game, then it's perfectly fine.
Club level is AMAZING. If you can afford it, buy club seats. The lines are shorter and you don't lose feeling in your fingers while you cart around your food and beer. The views from here are also pretty spectacular.
But the biggest issue about this place is the market pricing. I get it--- it's a business. But when you start charging for $30 for standing room only, then charge $3 per ticket plus another $10 in fees, that's a hell of a lot of money to stand, freeze your ass off, and not even have a decent view of what's actually going on in the game. RIP OFF. Maybe if the club would stop giving 10 year, $20mil per year contracts to pitchers that had a couple good years, then they could afford to give the fans a break.
The food isn't spectacular, the beer selection is okay, and the prices for everything is on par as most other major league parks.
If it's a night game, make sure you bundle up. Unless you're sitting next to one of the sausage carts in left center field level, your ass is gonna freeze. If you come for a day game, make sure to sit on the first base side to avoid getting burnt to a crisp. Also, be prepared not to have a lid or straw for your soda. They don't believe in lids for sodas.There are also super secret bathrooms underneath the bleachers and behind the carts (not the super obvious ones that are right at the bottom of the stairs- you have to go around the corner). Also, skip the Coors in a can here. You're paying the same price for a 20oz in a can as a 24oz premium draft. Most of their carts take cards, so you're safe to venture away from the long lines to get your beer. Oh. and there are usually long lines for everything. -
Review from Tara H.
4/23/2012 1 Check-in Here
I HATE BASEBALL.
I know. I know. I thought that if I got baller tickets (was sitting about ten rows back behind home plate) that I would feel differently. I was wrong. Baseball is just as boring as it is on t.v.
That said, this park is gorgeous! I love the nod to old school stadiums of yore. (I'm not even sure what that means) You can take the Muni train in and walk right into the entrance. The day I was there, the sun was out and it was a glorious day. I met some very nice season ticket holders who were obviously insanely passionate about the game. The fans were a rowdy bunch and I thoroughly enjoyed all the heckling.
The garlic fries were delicious AND the vendors take credit cards. Boom. -
Review from Angelica R.
Pittsburg, CA
Always have an amazing time at AT&T Park. Never a dull moment, a lively group of avid Giants fans. Makes watching the game better!
The stadium is modern, chic and fun to hang at. They have a bar on the second level, tons of spots for beer and food. Speaking of food, its pretty good for being stadium quality. No qualms here. I actually think compared to the Colosseum, its amazing. Better selection for beer as well. They have the best fries ever... Love me some of their famous garlic ones! They have hot chocolate (Godiva!) and ice cream carts too.
Regardless of your seat, you still have a great view of the park and ocean. You won't even be disappointed sitting up in the nose bleeds. The park is open and spacious. Recently renovated, the decor is cute. Feeling the brick and color scheme that they have going on.
Tons of bars and nightlife to jump right into after the game, which adds fun to your trip. It's easily accessible by BART and Muni. We were able to hit some spots before the game and after! Had fun walking the streets with a bunch of drunkies, makes the experience better and more memorable.
Crowd is pretty diverse and has an upscale, chic feel! It is (in my opinion) the best park out there. They have the huge Coke bottle slide and Build-A-Bear workshop inside as well.
They also have an elevator for lazy people too. Which, I'm sure helps a lot of drunk people. Ha ha ha!
It's always a party here. Why wouldn't you want to go? -
Review from Julia D.
5/2/2012
One of my SF homes because:
1. I get prizes here like bobble heads, menorahs, and snuggies.
2. My best friends Pablo and Melky play here.
3. I get to eat malts here.
4. I run into friends.
5. I get to yell things and laugh loudly.
6. I get to dance here.
7. I get to sing songs here.
8. I get to make fun of Lou Seal here. -
Review from Claire M.
San Jose, CA
5/19/2012
I love the Giants...and I love AT&T Park. It's so refreshing being here. Never a dull moment. It's awesome that you can walk up so close to the water. The view of the bay is great! It can get super cold at night, and super hot in the bleachers during the spring/summer. My suggestions: Bring layers or pack a jacket. Also, garlic fries are a must.
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Review from Aurora O.
Lake Worth, FL
5/19/2012 1 Check-in Here
We sat Sec 117 Row M Seat 14. Awesome view!! We had an amazing view. If you have an opportunity to visit this ball park do it!! It's the only stadium that you can watch baseball and see the ocean. It's one of the unique place in the US!!
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Review from Hei Ming C.
San Francisco, CA
5/6/2012 2 Check-ins Here
GOOOOOO GIANTS!!!
The park is beautiful. My first time in there even though i grew up in San Francisco. The fans are great. Lots of Black and Orange.
Garlic Fries are good! Better than the Oracle Arena. The cotton candy is the bomb and if you are a person like me... who wants cotton candy all the time in the park then get ready to get Cotton Candied Oout! The cotton candy is 6.75 but with 4 layers and guess what... after eating two colors, I don't want cotton candy anymore for the rest of the games that I will be around. So a Useful tip for someone who have someone around that ask for cotton candy. Just get it for them and shut them up! (excuse my language)
If you are there for a night game. Bring your blankets and BUNDLE UP! No joke that it's freakin' cold as the night comes along. Day games-- SUNBLOCK and a cap. As much as you don't like wearing one, WEAR ONE! it'll save you a sunburn! -
Review from Samuel L.
Scottsdale, AZ
5/2/2012
AT&T Park is one of my favorite ballparks, and it might be the best setting in the Major Leagues. I've been to just about every big league park, and I remember this as one of the best. The park is so nice and clean. I had tickets on the terrace level on the third base side, and it was a great viewpoint. The brick wall in right field with the bay right behind it is so unique and original. I was younger when I visited here, so I had to slide down the giant bottle in left field, which as awesome!
This is a great place to watch a great team with exciting young talent. -
Review from Jenna S.
Chicago, IL
4/14/2012
LOVE.
AT&T Park is one stop on my tour of every American baseball stadium in the country. I really, really enjoyed this park. There's a giant slide (yes, adults can go down), lots of history and statues, tons of food options, good seats and a really great view of the bay. I love that it is possible to hit a home run out of this park into the bay to waiting canoer/kayaker floating around.
I didn't experience any of the waiting that some other patrons described in their reviews. The line outside was kind of long, but moved really quickly and efficiently. The concessions on the bay side had shorter lines than the opposite side, so just walk around if you want to get your food/beer quicker.
My only complaints:
-Where is Lou Seal?!
-Why is beer $10?!?!?!
-Why are you not serving liquor in the seats? (Maybe they just never came to our section, but that is highly irritating)
That beer is just too much. Way, way too much. I would like to enjoy a drink (or five) at a game and I don't want to spend $100 just on beer alone (for my husband and me). Ballparks are already a racket... could you just lower the price a bit?
I'd definitely come back for a game the next time I find myself in San Francisco. I enjoyed myself here and I'd like coming back for some nachos and that slide. Next time, though, I want to meet Lou Seal! -
Review from Bob K.
4/3/2012
What a great place to see a baseball game. Or just be, if baseball isn't so much your thing.
Some of the best views of the Bay Area from here. Well laid out, and a great mix of old/new themes. Concession food is spendy but there is a surprising variety of choice and some of it is actually good, and the staff are usually very friendly. We like the hot links and garlic fries.
It's nice when you hear out-of-towners sitting near you keep saying over and over what a great beautiful ballpark. They are right.
The family-friendly aspects including attractions for little tykes are a real plus add to the good feel. High beer prices seem to be keeping alcohol-driven behavior to a reasonable level.
I would give 5 except last night we saw some weed smokin' and dealin' inside the park... while everybody's bizness is their own this doesn't fit with the family-friendly vibe or the no-smoking-inside rule. Drug dealing can't possibly improve the experience here. These guys need to keep it outside and I hope the usher+security staff is up to making sure they do. -
Review from J G.
Hollister, CA
This is the best baseball park.... SF Giants rock! Orange and black forever!!!
Sat many places, all are great! My favorite side to sit on is the left side of the park!
Awesome.... must walk around entire park to really appreciate all it has to offer....
Views are amazing.... I personally love the night games the best!
