Hells Bells Entrance
When Hall of Fame closer Trevor Hoffman entered games, AC/DC's "Hells Bells" became one of baseball's most legendary entrance traditions and remains part of Padres lore.
“Petco” · The Gallagher Square Ballpark
Downtown San Diego baseball stadium famous for integrating historic architecture.
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When Hall of Fame closer Trevor Hoffman entered games, AC/DC's "Hells Bells" became one of baseball's most legendary entrance traditions and remains part of Padres lore.
The Swinging Friar logo and mascot are central to Padres game-day entertainment, appearing throughout games and celebrations.
Whenever the Dodgers visit Petco Park, thousands of Padres fans break into loud "Beat L.A.!" chants throughout the game.
Celebrates the 1998 NL pennant and Tony Gwynn's final World Series run.
Commemorates the 2022 NLCS run and San Diego's return to October glory.
Exhibits on the 1910 building preserved and integrated into Petco Park.
One of baseball's fiercest rivalries — Beat LA history on display.
Permanent tributes to Mr. Padre — .338 career average and Padres immortality.
Honors the all-time saves leader and Hell's Bells closer.
The Padres' beloved mascot — high-fives, antics, and mid-inning fun.
Live music, bars, and pre/postgame events in Gallagher Square.
The unforgettable first glimpse of the Western Metal Building and San Diego skyline.
Downtown San Diego skyline glowing after dark during a night game.
Evening game with San Diego sunset over the bay and downtown skyline.
Sellout Beat LA energy when the Dodgers visit for a marquee rivalry matchup.
Explore downtown San Diego's dining and nightlife district steps from the ballpark.
AC/DC blares and the crowd erupts when the Padres closer enters in the ninth.
NL Championship Series baseball at Petco Park.
Postseason atmosphere in one of baseball's most beautiful ballparks.
One of baseball's fiercest rivalries — Beat LA when the Dodgers visit Petco Park.
Premium party suites inside the historic Western Metal Building in left field.
Celebrates Winfield's Hall of Fame career born in San Diego.
Gallery of Padres legends from the franchise's 1969 founding to today.
How Petco Park transformed East Village and opened in 2004.
From the PCL Padres to Jack Murphy Stadium to Petco Park — San Diego's baseball journey.
Live postgame concerts in Gallagher Square after select games.
California rivalry when the Giants visit San Diego.
Live music in Gallagher Square after select Padres home games.
Standing-room rail seats with close field views and San Diego atmosphere.
The upper levels provide views toward San Diego Bay and the iconic bridge.
The entrance area features open spaces, landscaping, and modern stadium design.
The grassy berm beyond the outfield wall where fans watch for free-with-a-ticket views.
The stadium provides one of baseball's best urban backdrops with views of downtown San Diego.
The 1909 Western Metal Supply Co. building, left-field foul pole built into its corner.
Honors Padres greats from Gwynn and Hoffman through the championship years.
Highlights the 2004 opening of one of baseball's most acclaimed modern stadiums.
Displays artifacts, memorabilia, and stories from Padres history.
Honors Padres legends including Tony Gwynn, Trevor Hoffman, and other franchise icons.
Statue of Mr. Padre outside Petco Park, bat finished high.
Statue of Trevor Hoffman, the Padres’ Hall of Fame closer.
Celebrates Padres National League championship seasons and franchise milestones.
Family-friendly area featuring activities, games, and entertainment.
Behind-the-scenes tours featuring the field, dugouts, Western Metal Supply Building, and history.
Features local restaurants, seafood, and Southern California-inspired concessions.
The sandy beach-themed seating and play area, a Petco Park original.
The park-at-the-park lawn and plaza beyond center field, a Petco signature.
The gate opening Petco Park toward the Gaslamp Quarter.
Craft-beer pier celebrating San Diego’s brewing scene.
Plaza honoring Padres legends near the Gwynn and Hoffman statues.
Exhibits on California baseball from the PCL era to the modern Padres.
The story of East Village's transformation around Petco Park.
Video and display highlights of the franchise's most unforgettable plays.
Memorabilia from the 2016 MLB All-Star Game at Petco Park.
Commemorates Padres no-hitters and pitching milestones in franchise history.
Celebrates Peavy's Cy Young season and Padres ace era.
Historic California rivalry between San Diego and San Francisco.
Honors the 1976 Cy Young winner and Padres pitching pioneer.
Padres cheer squad keeping the crowd engaged all game long.
Bobblehead nights, jersey nights, and special promotional games.
Honoring San Diego's military community with ceremonies and special recognition.
Family-focused activities and promotions for young Padres fans.
Walk East Village restaurants and bars before heading into Petco Park.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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