Rob M, Boise, ID -- Jul 03, 2007 12:53 PM
6 visit(s). My rating: 9
Love the view. Tons better then windy Candlestick. Clunky right field wall gives it lots of character. Love the garlic fries! Love the rare HR into McCovey Cove. Free RF views through the arches to passerby. I love to take the ferry from Oakland's Jack London Square and walk into the stadium.

Jack Oliver, Boston, MA -- Nov 15, 2007 14:19 PM
1 visit(s). My rating: 5
I thought that there was a rule in baseball that the right and left field foul lines had to be at least a certain distance and no less. Although I don't remember the distance, I believe that the 309' down the right field line at AT&T Park is well below that limit. If this is correct, then I wonder how the Giants got approval to build the park with a dimension below league standards? Please note that Charley Finley tried to reduce the distance of the right field line at Municipal Stadium in Kansas City year's ago, but the league wouldn't let him. He then constructed what he called "The Penant Porch," in which the right field foul line ran 330'to comply with league rules, but then quickly veered toward home plate where it was only 297' from home plate, but again, the league made him take down the porch, so, again, I was wondering how the Giants got away with this, but Charley Finley couldn't? Any help on answering this question would be greatly appreciated. Jack

Bryan Justman, Modesto, CA -- Aug 13, 2008 15:58 PM
10 visit(s). My rating: 9
This ballpark has to be seen to be believed. It's been a treat for me each and every time I've attended a ballgame (and a soccer game - U.S. vs. Japan) here. Come early to visit the Willie McCovey statue and little league park on the south side of China Basin (McCovey Cove) and Lefty O'Doul Bridge and to walk the promenade that takes you all the way 'round the park. The fans here are the most passionate I've experienced and the park is easy to reach via ferry from the East Bay or public transit from the city. (Don't drive, as parking is upwards of $20 per vehicle.)

Michael Gustafson, Reno, NV -- Sep 20, 2008 22:58 PM
4 visit(s). My rating: 9
I have gone to AT&T Park many times, i have seen the Giants face The A's (twice), The Phillies, and The Dodgers. Even though everytime the Giants lost, it was always fun (Im an A's and Cubs fan) great garlic fries, the awkward 309 ft wall, the sweet scoreboard, oh, and chanting "BEAT LA" was fun too, i love AT&T Park it is the best ballpark i have been too.

Jon G, BOS, MA -- Feb 28, 2009 08:47 AM
1 visit(s). My rating: 5
there was once a soccer game there, google at@t park, first row on first page, a soccer diagram would ba helpful.

Russ Letra, Baltimore, MD -- Mar 16, 2010 19:15 PM
2 visit(s). My rating: 9
The best stadium ever. I went to San Francisoco in Pac Bell's inaugural year with my wife and kids. I could only get a single ticket so I went to a Sunday afternoon game while my wife to the "young-ins" to a museum. I bought a sweatshirt in anticipation of an icy wind off the bay, but it was warm and sunny in my upper deck seat. The next day, a Monday, my whole family took a tour of the place. The ballpark still provides entertainment for kids during an off-day. Giant employees were on duty to hand out burlap bags to my daughters so they could enjoy the sliding boards inside the Coke bottle. What a place! The next time I visited was on the first day of summer. I traveled to see my Orioles first game ever against the Giants' franchise. It was windy, cold and rainy. An usher adroitly identified me as a tourist as I walked up the ramp sheilding myself from the elements. "Welcome to the first day of summer", he said, "in San Francisco".