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Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA

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Oracle Park

Catch a Giants game beside San Francisco Bay or take a guided tour onto the field and into a Major League dugout.

24 Willie Mays Plaza · San Francisco, CA

About Oracle Park

Oracle Park opened in 2000 as the home of the San Francisco Giants and sits right on the waterfront. Home runs over the 24-foot right field wall can splash into McCovey Cove, the stretch of bay beyond right field. Behind left field you will find an 80-foot Coca-Cola bottle with playground slides and a giant baseball glove sculpture. Daily public tours take you onto the field, into a dugout and the visitors' clubhouse, and a statue of Willie Mays stands at the entrance.

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