Oracle Park, San Francisco CA

Great seats, easy access to the bathrooms and food. Awesome venue for baseball games or concerts. Getting in and out of the park is quick and easy.

There for Dead & Co shows. Well organized event and the Oracle Park staff was truly wonderful;, helpful, pleasant, and patient.

Not a terrible place for big music events. The merchandise locations in the park could be placed in better locations to help move people around. Food options were abundant and definitely ball park prices, but there were options.

Beautiful Stadium. All seats had great views. Very helpful with ADA quests. In particular usher Mi Lin went above and beyond to help make our experience delightful

First time at the oracle park and first baseball game and my did it surprise me how much fun it can be! This place is also filled with dozens and dozens of food vendors, restrooms and an efficient way with different options of going up/down floors.

20 Years Late To Ball, Berry Bonds Retires
30 years late to see the ball, The Fan movie referee makes me nervous
Satisfied once today

First time at this venue. We got dropped off, so I'm not sure about parking. Venue staff are friendly and helpful. Access to our seats was confusing, for us and dozens of people after us who came up behind our seats trying to figure out how to get to our isle. Seats themselves were comfortable, even for my big bottom, and there was enough room for people to pass us without feeling like they were gonna sit in our laps. I appreciate the drink holder attached to the seat in front for everyone.

Hands down the best ball park in the world! Great atmosphere, delicious food and right on the Bay. Always a great time at Oracle Park

Deserves zero stars. Entrance to the field for Dead & Company was the worst trauma imaginable. Live Nation is totally disorganized and incompetent. How could they run out of wrist bands? It took 2 hours to get in and the show had already started. One entrance for 5000 people or more? I wonder how badly they will manage Saturdays and Sundays shows. I'm just getting started and will add more as soon as possible.

Ascetically, this is the most captivating and beautiful stadium, I have ever had the pleasure to attend a event at. I have attended many Concerts, and pro sports games at various venues and none are remotely close to Oracle Park. The views are spectacular along the right (McCovey's Cove) field wall. The vista is vast and remarkable. Watching people on the various vessels dancing to the music of The Grateful Dead before the show started was joyous. I really could go on and on about it's beauty, but you'll have to go there to figure out the rest. Also beauty and spectacular have a cost. Very exorbitant prices 9.00 hot dogs and 18.00 hamburgers. The water was actually not bad at 6.79. So fill your belly before You take in the charm and beauty.

It seemed this venue was woefully unprepared for the amount of hippies at this concert. REALLY hard to simply find a water fountain, or a water refill station - there were none on night one. Night two there was a small water station set up by first aide but had to know how to find it. That said, there's HUNDREDS of outlets to get alcohol. If they want to run a more peaceful arena, more water > less booze. Thank you!

Went for Dead and Co's final show of their final tour and had a blast. Parking was easy near by. I did walk 2 blocks to the stadium, but found street parking for cheap!

Car didnt get bipped or ticketed and it was a great night. Apparently thousands of hippies wandering around kept the thieves at bay for a night.

The drone show was ultra cool! Like watching stars fall from the sky on grateful fans. Music was great and the sound was on point. We wandered from the top of the stadium to the front of the floor.

Shakedown was in full effect. Leave it to the hippies to go into full hustle mode when the Dead are in town and as always there is limited space to hawk your wares and get your grind on.

What wonderful night it was for so many thousands of people.

It's a ballpark, easy to get in and out of. It was a bit cold after 8 pm in mid-July, but the park is near the bay, so that would explain the cold. We were at a concert that lasted until 11 pm.

Beautiful ballpark greet for concerts! Here to see the Dead & Co. Final tour 2023 and it was easy to get through the line. Lots of options to dine and drink and beautiful views of the bay!

Absolutely amazing ball park, it was my first ever baseball game and what a place to watch it! Really good atomsphere and to see a home run smashed out of the stadium and land in the water by a couple of kayaks was cool! Il count myself as a giants fan from now

This is my second home during the summer. It is one of the most beautiful stadiums to watch a Baseball game. It has amazing views of the city, and is filled with some delicious food inside. I definitely recommend catching a Baseball game even if you are not a fan of Baseball.

Pretty disorganized check-in. Even prepaid had almost an hour wait to sign in. 10 check-in stations, only 3 were open.

Greatest ball park in America! I’ve been here for some of the highs in the past 20 years of Giants baseball! I was at the first opening day, the NLCS, I threw first pitch here. This is one of my favorite places on earth!