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Oracle park, home of the san francisco giants.

Getting There

Oracle Park, San Francisco, CA

Data updated: 2025 MLB Season

Driving

Directions

From the south (Peninsula): US-101 North to I-280 North, King Street exit. From the east (Oakland): Bay Bridge to I-80, 5th Street exit south to King. From the north (Marin): Golden Gate Bridge to US-101 South to I-80 East, 5th Street exit.

Details

Follow signs to Oracle Park. Limited lots on 3rd Street and the waterfront.

Public Transit

Directions

Muni N-Judah or T-Third streetcar to stops near Oracle Park. Caltrain to 4th & King station (10 min walk).

Details

San Francisco Bay Ferry from Oakland/Alameda on game days. $2.50 Muni fare.

Rideshare

Directions

Drop-off on King Street or 3rd Street near the main entrance. Post-game pickup is congested.

Details

Walk to 2nd Street or the Embarcadero for faster service. 15-20 minutes from the Mission, Marina, or Castro.

Travel
Overview

Oracle Park is on the waterfront in San Francisco's South Beach neighborhood. Muni T-Third Street stops two blocks away. Caltrain from the Peninsula arrives at 4th & King, a 10-minute walk. The SF Bay Ferry docks right at the ballpark. Driving is possible but parking is limited and expensive. Transit is the San Francisco way.

Community
Intelligence

Crowdsourced logistics and veteran shortcuts from the fan community. Every tip is voted on by fellow game-day veterans.

Tip #1

The SF Bay Ferry from Oakland/Alameda docks at the ballpark, the most scenic arrival in baseball.

Tip #2

Caltrain from the Peninsula to 4th & King is a 10-minute walk to the gates.

Tip #3

Muni T-Third is the quickest Muni option, stops two blocks from the ballpark.

Tip #4

Driving in San Francisco is stressful and parking is expensive. Transit is genuinely better.

Tip #5

Post-game, the waterfront walk along the Embarcadero toward downtown is beautiful at night.

Tip #6

From Oakland: take the ferry or BART to Embarcadero + Muni. Don't drive across the bridge for a game.