Oracle Park

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Oracle Park is a waterfront baseball stadium in San Francisco, California, serving as the home field of the San Francisco Giants.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf baseball stadium
building
sports venue
address 24 Willie Mays Plaza
architect EDAW
HOK Group
surface form: HOK Sport
brokeGround 1997-12-11
city San Francisco
constructionCost $357 million
constructionStartYear 1997
country United States of America
surface form: United States
formerName Pacific Bell Park
surface form: AT&T Park

Pacific Bell Park
Pacific Bell Park
surface form: SBC Park
fundingType privately financed
hasFeature Coca-Cola bottle slide
McCovey Cove
Willie Mays statue
giant baseball glove sculpture
right-field wall adjacent to San Francisco Bay
hasWaterfront San Francisco Bay
homeLeague National League
homeVenueOf San Francisco Giants
leagueTenant Major League Baseball
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

San Francisco
United States of America
surface form: United States
namedAfter Oracle Corporation
neighborhood South Beach
opened 2000-04-11
openingYear 2000
operator San Francisco Giants
owner San Francisco Giants
primaryUse baseball
publicTransit BART
surface form: BART (via connecting Muni)

Caltrain
San Francisco Muni
surface form: San Francisco Muni Metro
scoreboardType HD video board
seatingCapacity approximately 41,000
state California, United States
surface form: California
surface natural grass
tenant San Francisco Giants

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106th World Series game2Location Oracle Park
this entity surface form: AT&T Park
Matt Cain perfectGameVenue Oracle Park
this entity surface form: AT&T Park
Matt Cain playedHomeGamesAt Oracle Park
this entity surface form: AT&T Park
Pier 48 adjacentTo Oracle Park
Pier 50 hasNearbyLandmark Oracle Park