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San Francisco Giants

The San Francisco Giants are one of the oldest MLB franchises with some of the greatest players and the best baseball moments in history to their credit. Statistically, the San Francisco Giants have more wins than any other MLB franchise (11,535 wins.) This is a team that’s fun to watch and Oracle Park is a stunning ballpark with friendly fans, lots to see, and great food.

About the San Francisco Giants

Founded in 1883 as the New York Gothams, the team name was updated to the New York Giants in 1885, and then again to the San Francisco Giants when the team moved to California in 1957. The Giants franchise has won 9 division titles, 23 National League Pennants, and appeared in 20 World Series games, bringing home 8 of those Championships. The Giants have been fierce divisional rivals with the Los Angeles Dodgers for over 100 years. They originally played each other in New York and then both clubs chose to move to California together in 1958, continuing their rivalry on the West Coast.

San Francisco Giants Games

Going to a San Francisco Giants home game at Oracle Park is a bucket list experience for many baseball fans. There's a lot of wow-factors at this top MLB ballpark, one of the best in Major League Baseball, with friendly fans and an electric game atmosphere.

San Francisco Giants Tickets

Sound like something you’d love to experience live? The Giants regularly fill Oracle Park, so the best way to get the seats you want to the games you want to see is to buy San Francisco Giants tickets on StubHub. Let’s go, Giants!

Team Name: San Francisco Giants

Division: National League West

Year Founded: 1883

Stadium Name: Oracle Park

San Francisco Giants Team Colors: Orange, Black, Gold, Cream

San Francisco Giants FAQs:

Where do the San Francisco Giants play?

The San Francisco Giants play at Oracle Park, which opened in San Franciso, California, in 2000, and has a seating capacity of 42,300. Oracle Park is a fantastic, waterfront ballpark that lands near the top of all the best MLB ballpark lists. Its retro-classic, red brick and steel exterior has arched windows, two clock towers, and a charm that fits in perfectly with the historic buildings of the surrounding China Basin neighborhood. Oracle Park has a reputation as a pitcher’s park with some unusual inner dimensions that were set by the shape of McCovey Cove. The park is open beyond the outfield to showcase stunning views of San Francisco Bay and the Bay Bridge. The waterfront setting gives unique options to those attending and fans take ferries, water taxis, boats and kayaks to the game. Fans also sit out in their boats, hoping to retrieve a “splash hit” homerun from over the right field wall. The Giants have an electric counter with a running tally of splash hits to date. In 25 seasons at Oracle Park, no right-handed batter had ever had a splash hit, until September 2024 when Heliot Ramos became the first righty to splash down in McCovey Cove. And after every Giants home run, the long-standing, familiar foghorn sounds in celebration. There’s a public waterfront promenade behind right field and 5 arched openings where people are welcome to watch the game free, for 3 innings. Bleacher seats out in left field offer an old-school ballpark experience. The Fan Lot area behind the bleachers is fun for the kids and includes an 80-foot-tall Coca-Cola bottle with inner slides and lights that flash when a Giant hits a homer. To the bottle’s right is a 25-foot-tall replica of a 1927 baseball glove, and to its left you’ll find “Little Giants Park”, a mini-Oracle Park for the kids to let loose, complete with a mini-Jumbotron screen. At the main gates of 24 Willie Mays Plaza, you’ll find a nine-foot-tall statue of the legend himself, surrounded by 24 palm trees. Look for historical plaques and statues of famous Giants throughout the park. Oracle Park is also known for having fantastic food (beyond the well-known garlic fries) and was ranked No. 1 on USA Today’s Best MLB Food 2024 list. Oracle Park also has a unique, premium space called the Gotham Club behind the right field scoreboard that features a speakeasy, games room, billiards, bowling, and a private view of batting practice. The park is extremely well kept and has seen multiple rounds of renovations in recent years, including recent upgrades to enhance the sound and lighting system. Oracle Park is sure to remain one of the MLB’s most impressive ballparks for years to come.

How do I find San Francisco Giants tickets for sale?

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What division are the San Francisco Giants in?

The San Francisco Giants are part of the National League West along with the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Colorado Rockies, the Los Angeles Dodgers, and the San Diego Padres. The Giants have a long-standing rivalry with the Dodgers that dates back to when both teams played in New York and continued after both relocated to the West coast.

Who are the San Francisco Giants best players currently?

Notable current San Francisco Giants players include starting pitcher Logan Webb who is looking to repeat a second consecutive 200-inning season in 2024 (he led the MLB in 2023 with 216 innings); third baseman Matt Chapman has been one of the most productive players in the National League during 2024, both defensively and at the plate; and starting pitcher and two-time Cy Young Award Winner Blake Snell joined the Giants in 2024, winning his fifth NL MLB Pitcher of the Month award in August.

San Francisco Giants Fan Life

San Francisco Giants fans are known for being a laid-back, but dedicated crowd. There’s a mix of hard-core, long-time fans and Bay Area residents who come out to see a game and enjoy a nice day at the ballpark. It’s a large, loyal fanbase that extends through much of northern and central California, northern Nevada, and southern Oregon. Giants fans have been called “civilized” and “cultured” but that doesn’t mean quiet! If you do enjoy some craziness mixed in with your baseball, grab a bleacher seat and join the most rambunctious Giants fans. There’s an electric feeling at Oracle Park, an excited, fun vibe that contributes to the game day experience, which is easily one of the best in the League. Outside the right field wall is the famous McCovey Cove and it’s filled with fans on game day, in boats, kayaks, and paddle boards, who are hoping to take home a splash hit home run, or foul ball. Win or lose, inside the ballpark, or outside at the free viewing gates, and in the Cove, these fans show up for their team, a franchise that has seen some of the greatest players and baseball moments in history.Buy San Francisco Giants tickets on StubHub and go experience all the excitement for yourself at one of the very nicest MLB ballparks.

How many San Francisco Giants are in the National Baseball Hall of Fame?

There are 61 San Francisco Giants in the National Baseball Hall of Fame as of 2024: Christy Mathewson, John McGraw, Willie Keeler, Buck Ewing, Cap Anson, Rogers Hornsby, Jim O’Rourke, King Kelly, Hughie Jennings, Dan Brouthers, Roger Bresnahan, Joe McGinnity, Jesse Burkett, Carl Hubbell, Frankie Frisch, Mell Ott, Bill Terry, Ray Schalk, Gabby Hartnett, Edd Roush, Bill McKechnie, John Ward, Tim Keefe, Burleigh Grimes, Casey Stengel, Joe Medwick, Waite Hoyt, Rube Marquard, Jake Beckley, Dave Bancroft, Ross Youngs, Mickey Welch, Warren Spahn, George Kelly, Monte Irvin, Freddie Lindstrom, Roger Connor, Amos Rusie, Hack Wilson, Willie Mays, Duke Snider, Johnny Mize, Frank Robinson, Travis Jackson, Juan Marichal, Hoyt Wilhelm, Willie McCovey, Ernie Lombardi, Red Schoendienst, Joe Morgan, Gaylord Perry, Tony Lazzeri, Leo Durocher, Steve Carlton, George Davis, Orlando Cepeda, Gary Carter, Billy Southworth, Rich Gossage, Hank O’Day, and Randy Johnson.

Fun fact about the San Francisco Giants...

The San Francisco Giants honor the great Willie Mays at Oracle Park, beginning with the ballpark’s address, 24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, CA. Willie Mays is considered one of the greatest players in baseball history, if not the greatest. Willie played 21 of his 23 MLB seasons with the New York and San Francisco Giants, leaving a lasting impact on the game of baseball. He could hit for power, hit for average, steal bases, and was an amazing outfielder. " The Amazin’ Mays” was fast! During Game 1 of the 1954 World Series, Mays made an over the shoulder running catch deep in center field that stunned the crowd. “The Catch” as it became known went down as one of the greatest defensive plays in baseball history. Willie Mays was a two-time National League MVP, won 12 Gold Glove Awards, and was a twenty-four-time All-Star, winning the All-Star Game MVP award twice. He was also liked by teammates and opponents alike, known for the warmth of his smile and a joyous presence. Mays was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1979. At the main entrance to Oracle Park you'll find a nine-foot-tall bronze sculpture of Willie Mays surrounded by 24 palm trees, a reference to his jersey number, 24. Willie Mays was the oldest living member of the Baseball Hall of Fame when he died on June 18, 2024 at the age of 93.

Who are the San Francisco Giants playing?

To see the San Francisco Giants scheduled matchups, you can check out every regular season San Francisco Giants home game on StubHub. Feel like a road trip to cheer for the Giants? Filter tickets by away games instead and plan yourself an MLB travel adventure with friends and family!

Where can I see a seat map for Oracle Park?

View the seat map for Oracle Park! Choose any home game to open the stadium map. Use the filters to see available tickets for all San Francisco Giants home and away games. Game plan where you'd like to sit and buy your San Francisco Giants tickets on StubHub.

What time can I show up for a San Francisco Giants game?

The Oracle Park parking lots open 3 hours before game start time. There are also many parking lots and garages throughout the neighborhood close to the ballpark. All inner gates open 90 minutes prior to game time Monday through Friday and 2 hours before first pitch for weekend games.

Do I need a parking pass for a San Francisco Giants game?

If you want to park near Oracle Park, it would be a good idea to secure a parking pass on StubHub. Parking passes start as low as $51 and will put you within walking distance of the stadium.

What's the best place to buy San Francisco Giants tickets?

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Where can I sell my San Francisco Giants tickets?

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What happens if the San Francisco Giants game is cancelled?

If the San Francisco Giants game is cancelled, we’ll give you a StubHub credit for 120% of the amount you paid that you can use towards any live event on our site in the same currency. If you’d prefer a cash refund, just go to your StubHub Wallet and click the ‘Request cash refund’ button on the appropriate credit. We’ll process the refund to your original payment method within 30 days. Read more about our event cancellation policy.

What happens if the San Francisco Giants game is rescheduled?

If the San Francisco Giants game is rescheduled or postponed, your ticket will be valid for the new date. If you can no longer attend the event, you can relist your tickets and we'll waive the sell fee.