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Important information
* Tours take place regardless of the weather conditions, but dress accordingly
* Guests will receive a confirmation email from reservations@oraclepark.com
Highlights & Description
- You’ll feel like you’ve hit the Major Leagues when you take a Tour of Oracle Park, home of the three-time World Series Champion San Francisco Giants
- Oracle Park has been awarded LEED sustainability certification and has played host to numerous Major League Baseball Postseason wins as well as sold-out concerts, soccer matches, football games and many other special events
- From breathtaking views of the Bay, to iconic photo stops in the ballpark, a visit to Oracle Park is a must see in San Francisco!
You've really hit a home run with this ticket! On your Behind-The-Scenes Tour of the home of the three-time World Series Champions, you will step on the Field, sit in a Major League Dugout, take a peek inside the Visitors’ Clubhouse and more.
Oracle Park, called "Baseball's Perfect Address", has been home to the San Francisco Giants since 2000 and instantly became an icon in a city of icons. Nestled at the edge of downtown and upon a waterfront perch along the San Francisco Bay, this one-of-a-kind ballpark is the City's largest professional sports venue.
Ballpark Tours run daily at 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., with additional departures at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. during June, July, August, and September. Book your ticket today!
- Tours meet and depart from the Juan Marichal Statue at the O’Doul Gate (3rd & Berry)
- Please arrive 10 minutes before the tour starts and show your ticket in the MLB ballpark app from the directions that were emailed to you from reservations@oraclepark.com
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
- Cancellation is possible until 72 hours before your visit date.
- Rescheduling is possible until 72 hours before your visit date.
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Inna,
United States
18 Oct 2023
Excellent
What an amazing tour we had! Everything was perfect. Thank you so much for our tour guide and the whole team of the Oracle Park!
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Michael,
United Kingdom
09 Nov 2023
Excellent
Amazing value tour and very informative,
Could not recommend it enough
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Anonymous
29 Nov 2023
Excellent
There's so much you never see inside a baseball stadium. This tour began with a short introductory film outlining the Giants and Oracle Stadium histories. We saw the visiting team locker room,...
There's so much you never see inside a baseball stadium. This tour began with a short introductory film outlining the Giants and Oracle Stadium histories. We saw the visiting team locker room, indoor batting cages, press box, and museum. We got to sit in the Giants dugout and to skirt the field. We also beheld the Bay and the field from the top tier of the stadium. Throughout our guide told us stories about the team and the city. It was a thoroughly enjoyable hour and a half.
Oracle Park: Guided Visit