Watch A Giants Game At Pacific Bell Park

browse (1 / 3)

San Franciscans take spectator sports seriously and you cannot spend time here without attending a Giants at the Pacific Bell Park. If you are visiting during baseball season then you can expect to attend a baseball game at the AT&T Park. Experience another side of San Francisco.

It is a special kind of vibe here and even if you do not care about the outcome of the game, you can easily find yourself not only taking sides, but also feverishly cheering for the Giants. From the moment you pass the nine-foot statue of Willie Mays at the entrance, you are transported into the world of serious spectator sports.

The Pacific Bell Park is now officially known as the AT&T park and is the official home of the Giants. This stadium was officially opened in 2000 and has become the official home of the San Francisco’s.

The AT&T stadium has some features that make it different from other ballparks. Four pillars on the fence just off the right field shoot water when the Giants score. The 80 foot coca-cola bottle also blows bubbles and lights up when the Giants score. Just behind the stadium there is a children’s playground which is centered around this mammoth Coca-cola bottle and the slides also bubble and light up.

The stadium is located along the famous 49 mile drive and is easily accessible. You can even catch a ferry to watch the games. Come enjoy San Francisco spirit at its greatest. Watch a Giants game at the AT&T Park.