San Francisco Giants Tickets

San Francisco Giants Tickets & Schedule

The San Francisco Giants have remained one of the more popular teams in baseball for well over a decade, which means that demand for SF Giants tickets remains consistent from season-to-season. Giants fans are some of the most loyal fans in all of MLB and show up to pack AT&T Park for big series against the Dodgers and other rivals. This past offseason, the SF Giants retooled their lineup, trading for Evan Longoria and Andrew McCutchen, the faces of their respective franchises. And after winning the World Series in 2010, 2012 and 2014, they’ll be looking to return to their even-year glory.

San Francisco will open with a challenge for their new lineup, hosting the Seattle Mariners (April 3-4), Los Angeles Dodgers (April 6-8) and Arizona Diamondbacks (April 9-11) after a season-opening series at the Dodgers. August 11 will be a big day at AT&T Park, as the Giants will be retiring Barry Bonds’ No. 25, and against the team that introduced him to Major League Baseball in 1986, the Pittsburgh Pirates. Tickets for that game are currently available starting at $91. San Francisco will host the Oakland Athletics (July 13-15), Houston Astros (August 6-7) and Texas Rangers (August 24-26), in addition to the Mariners, for interleague play this season.

San Francisco Giants Baseball at AT&T Park

The Giants play their home games at AT&T Park, located a short walk from the heart of San Francisco, California. When AT&T Park is full it holds more than 41,000 screaming Giants fans. Aside from its incredible food choices, AT&T Park is filled with amenities for fans including plenty of unique bars and concessions. Have a picnic at China Basin Park, alongside McCovey Cove or let the kids take some cuts at the Barry Bonds Junior Giants Field or stroll down memory lane reliving all the great moments in Giants history. The San Francisco Giants dugout is on the AT&T Park third baseline in front of sections 119-124.

With wide-open foul territory pushing lower level seating away from the base lines, sitting closer to the action at AT&T Park won’t obstruct your view of the entire field like it would in most stadiums. There are many great views, none more iconic than McCovey Cove. Sitting in the 200 level allows you the chance to enjoy a nice backdrop of the bay while still being close to the field.