San Francisco Giants Suites

Oracle Park, 24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, CA

San Francisco loaded up on offensive talent over the off-season. That should help the Giants to return to the postseason. San Francisco added infielder Matt Chapman and outfielders Jung-Hoo Lee and Jorge Soler. Chapman, a veteran, will help take the load off others. Lee comes over from Japan with plenty of offensive talent. And Soler was a monster in Miami last year, crushing 36 homers. Those three join Mike Yastrzemski and Thairo Estrada in the lineup. On the mound, starter Logan Webb had another strong season in 2023 and made a late splash by adding reigning NL Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell on a two-year deal. With an ace on the bump and a deep lineup, watch out for the Giants in 2024.

Oracle Park gives spectators the ultimate fan experience. The Batter’s Box has seating for 2-12 guests and provides a unique view of the field and exclusive access. The Dugout Club and Dugout Box offer similar benefits. The Coors Light Silver Bullpen is also available. Anywhere from 20-40 guests can enjoy a pregame catering package and elite views. The Alaska Airlines Flight Deck, which fits up to 75 people, is another option with a fire pit, bar access, and an outdoor terrace. Suites in San Francisco range from 12-30 tickets. They include parking passes and catering options.

After a delightfully surprising 105-win season in 2021, the Giants were a .500 team a year ago. San Francisco did end up improving its team on paper despite missing out on Aaron Judge and Carlos Correa in the free-agent market. SF picked up Mitch Haniger from Seattle along with free-agent Michael Conforto, who is coming off an injury with something to prove. They join outfield stalwarts Joc Pederson and Mike Yastrzemski.Logan Webb returns as the ace of the staff, and Carlos Rodon was replaced by Sean Manaea and Ross Stripling. Righty reliever Tyler Rogers is also joined by his twin brother Taylor, who is a lefty.

Oracle Park is an amazing place to catch a ballgame, and it’s that much better if the Giants are playing good ball. While there’s no bad seat in the house, there isn’t a shortage of premium-seating options by the bay. Executive suites that hold 16-20 fans ring the Suite Level. The Salesforce Champions Suite is next to the press box and contains 30 tickets, and the Baseline Box has 25 seats right behind the railing at field level. Tony Bennett Suites are in right field, are themed for the legendary singer, and have panoramic views of McCovey Cove.

After winning three World Series titles from 2010-14, the Giants missed the playoffs for a few years. That all changed last year under manager Gabe Kapler, as San Francisco shocked the league by winning 107 games. The magic has returned to Oracle Park, one of the best places in the majors to see a game. One of the most efficient offenses a year ago, most of the key players return, including Brandon Belt, Brandon Crawford, Evan Longoria, and Mike Yastrzemski. The pitching staff lost ace Kevin Gausman but gained Carlos Rodon from the White Sox to join Logan Webb, and Alex Wood atop the rotation.

Several suites are available at Oracle Park, ranging from behind home plate to the Alaska Airlines Loft, which is in the right field wall at McCovey Cove. The highlight here is a tiered patio that extends over the field for one of the most unique perspectives of the game anywhere in the Majors. The Salesforce Champions Suite is next to the press box and contains 30 tickets, five of which are located behind home plate in the Lexus Batter’s Box. The suite itself proudly honors the three title-winning teams from the last decade, featuring photos and memorabilia from those clubs.