What are SplashTix for a Giants game?

SplashTix is a system that stores merchandise and food credit on your ticket. When you checkout at a concession or retail stand, your ticket will be scanned and the value will be removed from your ticket. (Note: not all stands accept SplashTix credit) Not all tickets come with SplashTix credit pre-loaded. Most often, season ticketholders in select locations have SplashTix included with their season-ticket package. If you purchase tickets from one of these seatholders, the credit will be transferred to you. Typically, you would see these in the seller's notes when purchasing tickets. All SplashTix credit expires once the game is over, so make sure you use it before you lost it!

Where are the parking lots at AT&T Park?

Below please find the link to the official Giants parking page which includes links to the parking maps: San Francisco Giants Parking rnSome ticket sellers will include a Parking Pass in their listings, so please feel free to contact us directly and we will be glad to research and send you ticket listings which include parking along with your reserved seats.

Are there any seats which require no stairs at AT&T Park?

Unfortunately there are no hand railings on the Field Level of AT&T Park. To find seats which do not require any stairs on the lower seating tier, you will need to be in the very last row at the the top of the section. rnrnNo hand railings as you look down the aisle between Section 110 and 109rnrnAs for the Upper Deck 300 Level seats, these sections feature hand railings in every section, but please take caution as the aisles on this seating deck are far steeper than down on the Field Level. With the entry tunnels located just above Row E, the best options up here will be Rows D-E where you will have a hand railing and do not need to walk up or down many steps. rnHand railings in Section 326 Row Arn

Does the railing affect your view in the first row of the View Level at AT&T Park?

The 300 level at AT&T Park is known for having cheap tickets, good views of the bay and decent views of the field. Among the most popular seats on the View Level (as the Giants call it) are those in the lettered rows at the front of each section. These seats promise the closest views of the field from the upper deck and are usually considered a good value. However, when considering these lettered rows, you may want to skip out on Row A. The View From Row A To protect fans from falling from the upper deck, a high railing was placed at the front of all 300-level sections. When looking down towards the field from Row A, the railing is roughly at eye level for a medium-sized adult. You may be able to lean back in your chair to see through the opening - or sit tall to see over - but ultimately the railing is nothing more than a distraction which can create some uncomfortable seating situations. The view from Row B is better, though small children may still find it difficult to see. If you're truly worried about the railing, only consider lettered rows C and above where the railing is a non-factor. Other Considerations in Row A If you are a taller individual or consider yourself on the larger side - or simply want more room to spread out - Row A may be the way to go. Despite the distraction of the railing, row A has more legroom than most upper level sections. And if you need that legroom because you are on the taller side - you may not even notice the railing.

Is there club seating behind home plate at AT&T Park?

The Field Club seats at AT&T Park will be the closest option to what you will find from the Diamond Club at Angel Stadium. Sitting in Rows AAA-DDD, AA, or A-R will put you in the Field Club seats when sitting in Sections 107-124. These sections run from dugout to dugout and behind home plate, for excellent and close views of the field. The seats also come with additional amenities including in-seat wait service, and access to the upscale Field Club lounge.

Can We Bring Food and Drinks to AT&T Park for a Giants Game?

Outside food and beverage is allowed to be brought into AT&T Park, however you will be subject to search upon entering with these items. Beverage requirements are a bit more strict as only sealed plastic bottles (containing non-alcoholic beverages) and soft sided juice containers are permitted. Glass bottles, cans, and any alcoholic beverage are not allowed to be brought into the stadium for any game.

Which seats at AT&T Park are blocked by the glass in the View Level?

rntThe View Level at AT&T Park features lettered seating rows at the front of the section, a walkway and then numbered rows up a set of stairs. For fans seated in the lettered rows, it's wise to rntavoid rows A and B to limit the obstruction caused by the railing. For fans considering the numbered rows, there are similar concerns in rows 1-3, especially if you're looking at aisle seats.rn rnAwful Views From Row 1rn View from Section 324, Row 1, Seat 1View from Section 335, Row 1, Seat 19rntThe photos above serve as extreme examples of how poor the views can be from row 1 in 300-level sections. Kind of ironic that the Giants call this the "View Level", huh? Anyways, the commonality between those photos is two-fold:rn rnt1) The seat views were taken sitting down in Row 1 rnt2) The seats were aisle seatsrn rntIn short, to completely void yourself of a truly embarrassing (the Giants should be embarrassed) sightline, do not sit in aisle seats in rows 1-3. These seats are incredibly tempting because they are just up the stairs and have easy access to the concourse - but the convenience will be over-shadowed by not being able to see the game the way you should.rn rntWhat Does the Middle of the Row Look Like?rn View from Section 332, Row 1, Seat 10While the middle of the row is not ideal from an access standpoint, it does provide better views when seated in one of the lower rows.

What are best seats for shade on the top deck at AT&T Park?

Your best chance at being in the shade on the upper seating tier will be sitting down the first base line (seats on the third base side will see the sun longer). There is a small roof above the last 4 rows of the upper tier sections which will provide a bit of additional relief in rows 15-18.