Stadium History
Year Built
2000
Oracle Park
Seating Capacity
41,915
Official MLB capacity
Oracle Park opened in 2000 on the shores of McCovey Cove in San Francisco Bay, where splash hits from Barry Bonds and others made history. The park is consistently rated one of the best in baseball for its spectacular bay views, intimate feel, and the beloved garlic fries that fill the air with an irresistible aroma on game days.
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👋 Staff & Employees
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♿ Disability Accessibility
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