Cable Car Bell
After every Giants home run and victory, the iconic cable car bell rings throughout Oracle Park.
“Pac Bell” · SBC · AT&T Park · McCovey Cove
Waterfront San Francisco baseball stadium famous for McCovey Cove.
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After every Giants home run and victory, the iconic cable car bell rings throughout Oracle Park.
Following Giants home wins, fans sing "Bye Bye Baby," a tradition dating back to the club's San Francisco dynasty years.
The infamous Crazy Crab mascot remains one of baseball's greatest cult traditions, with references and merchandise still celebrated by fans decades later.
Hundreds of kayakers gather in McCovey Cove beyond right field hoping to catch home run balls hit into the bay.
Every home run that lands directly into McCovey Cove on the fly is officially counted as a "Splash Hit," with fans in kayaks racing to retrieve the baseball.
Honors the 2010 World Series champions — the first title in San Francisco.
Celebrates Bonds' home run records and the Barry Bonds era in San Francisco.
Exhibits on Bonds' record-breaking home run chase and Giants slugging legacy.
Celebrates Posey's leadership through three World Series championships.
The greatest rivalry in baseball — Giants and Dodgers history on display.
Complete history of every splash home run into McCovey Cove since 2000.
Permanent tributes to the Say Hey Kid — the greatest Giant of them all.
Honors Stretch — Hall of Famer and the heart of Giants slugging history.
The Giants' beloved mascot — high-fives, antics, and mid-inning fun.
Live splash hit tracker on the videoboard during home run threats to the cove.
Night game with the ballpark glowing against San Francisco Bay.
The unforgettable first glimpse of McCovey Cove and San Francisco Bay.
Evening game with sunset over the bay and the ballpark as foreground.
Keep eyes on the cove during every Giants at-bat — a splash hit is bucket-list magic.
See the iconic giant Coca-Cola bottle slide in the outfield.
The greatest rivalry in baseball when the Dodgers visit Oracle Park.
Witness a splash hit live — the rarest and most magical Oracle Park moment.
Kayakers paddle McCovey Cove waiting to retrieve splash home runs.
NL Championship Series baseball at Oracle Park.
Postseason atmosphere in one of the most iconic ballparks in sports.
Right field arcade seats with bay views and the best splash hit sightlines.
Stroll the waterfront path along McCovey Cove with ballpark and bay views.
World Series baseball on San Francisco Bay — the pinnacle of Giants fandom.
History of Candlestick Park — the Giants' home from 1960 to 1999.
Honors the Dominican Dandy and his Hall of Fame pitching career.
Honors MadBum's World Series heroics and postseason dominance.
Full history of the New York Giants — Mays, Mathewson, and the move west.
How Pacific Bell Park opened in 2000 and became one of baseball's crown jewels.
From the Seals to Candlestick to Oracle Park — San Francisco's baseball journey.
Celebrates The Freak — two Cy Youngs and the heart of the dynasty era.
Live music and entertainment along McCovey Cove and China Basin on game days.
Live postgame concerts on the waterfront or plaza after select games.
Bay Bridge Series when the A's visit for interleague play.
The historic clock tower remains a signature part of the stadium's design.
The waterfront promenade along China Basin with cove and bridge views.
The oversized baseball glove sculpture in the left-field playground.
The cove beyond right field where splash-hit home runs land in the bay.
The running count of home runs that have splashed into McCovey Cove.
Celebrates the franchise home run leader and one of baseball's most notable players.
Honors franchise legends from New York and San Francisco eras.
Display honoring the franchise's history before moving to San Francisco.
Honors Giants legends including Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, Juan Marichal, and other franchise icons.
Statue of Willie Mays at the 24 Willie Mays Plaza entrance.
Statue of Willie McCovey, Stretch, overlooking the cove that bears his name.
Unique fan area featuring greenery and a connection to the ballpark's sustainability efforts.
Official merchandise destination featuring jerseys, collectibles, and memorabilia.
Fan gathering area featuring food, entertainment, and waterfront views.
Family area featuring baseball activities and interactive experiences.
Fans can watch games from kayaks and boats hoping to catch splash hits.
Behind-the-scenes tours featuring the field, dugouts, press areas, and waterfront areas.
Features local seafood, Bay Area cuisine, and unique concessions.
Statue of Juan Marichal, the high-kick Hall of Fame ace.
Statue of Orlando Cepeda, the Baby Bull.
Display honoring the infamous Crazy Crab, the Giants’ anti-mascot of 1984.
The giant Coca-Cola bottle with playground slides in left field.
Bay Bridge Series history between San Francisco and Oakland.
Video and display highlights of the franchise's most unforgettable plays.
Bobblehead nights, jersey nights, and special promotional games.
Honoring service members with ceremonies and special recognition.
Family-focused activities and promotions for young Giants fans.
Walk China Basin restaurants and waterfront bars before first pitch.
Limited on-site. $35-50. Transit strongly recommended.
Muni T-Third Street. Ferry from Oakland/Marin. Very accessible.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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