AT&T Park, San Francisco

What a great Baseball park!!! One of the best, if not THE best baseball parks in the country. Very San Francisco in style, right down to the concessions and even the seating signs. For those with childern, it is very kid friendly. There is a mini-ATT-park where park employees pitch to little ones who can even view themselves on a mini-jumbotron (ignore the oxymoron). Also a slide inside the big "Coke bottle". I live in San Diego where we also have a new Baseball park that people rave about, but it in no way can compare with the charm of San Francisco's ATT park. I took a non-baseball fan along with me on my last visit and she LOVED it.

Fun, Fun, Fun!!! I wish we would win more, but nonetheless...great fans and good food (at a high price) with lots to do for the little ones!

This ballpark has everything going for it. It's in beautiful condition, the location is fantastic (the trolly/trains/busses pass right in front), the scenery of SF Bay is captivating, the fans are having a great time, the garlic fries smell great (they taste so-so), and the ushers don't bug folks like me who want to go all around and see things from different spots. The only drawback is the ticket prices, starting at $13.00. They're high compared to most other MLB stadiums. If you like baseball and are ever in SF, go see the Giants. But, wear warm clothing.

Great atmosphere, even better food, and the best baseball experience in the country. This stadium was so impressive I arrived two hours before the game to check out everything it offered. Wireless hotspots covering the entire park added to the experience. Great views of the game from virtually every seat even from outside where a few hundred local fans can watch the games for free. If you love baseball you will love this park. Took my father to two games during Father's Day Weekend and I am now his favortie child;) Get out and enjoy some live baseball action at SBC Park.

San Francisco's SBC Park, nestled alongside San Francisco Bay and adjacent to downtown, is a jewel. Whether you are a baseball nut, a fan of San Francisco quisine, or just looking for a fun place to hang out in the City by the Bay, you will find something to like about the home of the San Francisco Giants. In its first few years of existence, it was nearly impossible to reserve tickets, but now the park is now more accessible as a spur of the moment place to go. Great views of the game from within the park, and spectacular vistas of the bay, bridges and Oakland hills, are included with the price of a ticket. For food, garlic fries and microbrew beers top the list, but the choices range from the traditional hot dog to exotic Caribbean dishes. And if you are inclined to roam rather than sit, the promenade around the outfield is a busy and interesting place to stroll or wait for a home run ball. It is kid-friendly too, with climbing and game opportunities for the young and young at heart. Dress warmly on summer nights, and be prepared for some San Francisco fog, also included with the price of your ticket.

This beautiful old-fashioned ball park is a treat. I'm really a baseball fan, but I've enjoyed by several outings here. The ball park has a retro brick style and from just about any seat in the park, you'll be able to see the SF Bay (especially beautiful at sunset!). There's a fun playground for kids (the Coca-cola bottle) and of course there are *great* food concessions (I love the garlic fries!!) Don't forget to bring warm clothes!!

The nicest ballpark in the country. Even in August & July -BRING WARM CLOTHES! Get there early and plan on walking around outside & inside the park. Great place for young baseball fans. You can buy tickets thru Giants website but you get charged exorbitant fees - better through Ebay or Craigslist. Before the game go to Amici's, forget Momos, for pizza and antipasto plate. We like sitting down the right field line, upper deck, at night games - great view of the Bay Bridge & McCovey Cove.

No matter you were the Giant fans or not,you can take a nice walk around the ballpark and enjoying the sea breeze.