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Posted on Aug 30, 2025 / Travel

• When it opened in 2000, Oracle Park was the first privately financed ballpark in MLB in decades.
• The stadium was originally called Pacific Bell Park, then SBC Park, then AT&T Park, before becoming Oracle Park in 2019.
• McCovey Cove, the water behind right field, is famous for “splash hits” — home runs that land in the bay.
• Willie Mays Plaza at the entrance features a huge statue of the Giants’ legendary center fielder.
• The stadium is known for its green design and was one of the first to earn LEED certification for sustainability.
• Giant Coke bottle and glove sculptures in left field are popular photo spots for fans.
• The scoreboard and video system are among the biggest and most advanced in baseball.
• Boaters in kayaks often wait in the bay during games hoping to catch a home run ball — a tradition unique to San Francisco.

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