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2023 San Francisco Giants Tickets

The San Francisco Giants have remained one of the more popular teams in baseball for decades, which means that demand for SF Giants tickets remains consistent from season-to-season. Giants fans are some of the most loyal fans in baseball and show up to pack Oracle Park for big series against the Dodgers, A's and other top MLB teams. Oracle Park, located in San Francisco's South Beach neighborhood has been the home of the Giants since 2000. The park is notable for its distinct right field, which borders McCovey Cove. The means that long home runs and foul balls hit into the Cove are often grabbed by kayakers who sit out there waiting for a souvenir to drop into the water.

Giants Opening Day Tickets 2023

The biggest Giants home games of the season is always their opening day game. The opening game is magical because fans get to see this year's team and form early opinions whether Giants has the team to make a deep run in the MLB playoffs. Giants fans are especially excited for even years because of the team's historic even-year performance from 2010 through 2016. The Giants have won the World Series 8 times, most recently in 2014. All of the titles since the Giants moved to the west coast have come in even numbered years.

San Francisco Giants 2023 Spring Training Tickets

The San Francisco Giants play their Spring Training home games at Scottsdale Stadium in the midst of historical Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona. The stadium has a capacity of 12,000 for the Giants Cactus League games. It is the Spring Training home of the Giants since 1984, one of the longest running stadiums in the Cactus League. Scottsdale Stadium is known for its excellent brisket and pulled pork sandwiches and Bay Area favorites like Anchor Steam beer.

San Francisco Giants 2023 Schedule

When do the Giants play the Dodgers? Even the most casual fans of baseball know that the Giants-Dodgers Rivalry is one of the most intense in all of sports. The rivalry goes back to the 19th century, when both teams were based in New York City. Ticket demand soars when the Giants playing the boys in blue and Giants-Dodgers tickets are some of the most sought after each year. Ticket demand is also high when the G-men play cross-bay rival Oakland Athletics. That rivalry has seen high demand and is known as the Battle of the Bay as fans recall the 1989 World Series where the Giants and A's faced off. Demand for tickets really spikes whenever the Giants are in the playoffs, as you won't find a fan base in MLB that supports their team better in the postseason.

Top SF Giants Games

• vs Boston Red Sox
• vs Los Angeles Dodgers
• vs New York Yankees
• vs Oakland A's
• vs San Diego Padres

SF Giants Games at Oracle Park

San Francisco play their home games at Oracle Park (formerly AT&T Park), located a short walk from the heart of San Francisco, California. When Oracle Park is full it holds 41,000 SF Giants fans. Aside from its incredible food choices, Oracle Park is filled with amenities for fans including plenty of unique bars and concessions. Have a picnic alongside McCovey Cove or let the kids take some cuts at the Junior Giants Field or stroll down memory lane reliving all the great moments in Giants history.

Oracle Park delivers plenty of great seating options. The best are the Field Club seats inside the bases next to the field. The Lower Box seats and Bleachers also offer a close of view of the action. With wide-open foul territory pushing lower level seating away from the base lines, sitting closer to the action at Oracle Park won’t obstruct your view of the entire field like it would in most stadiums. The Club Level and View Reserved seats sit upstairs and offer some more inexpensive options for fans on a budget. 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. The San Francisco Giants dugout is on the Oracle Park third baseline in front of sections 119-124.