Major League Baseball Tour 2016 – AT&T Park

Major League Baseball Tour

Los Angeles Dodgers
vs
San Francisco Giants

GAME

0

out of 30

SCORECARD

Flip this card to see the score of the game!

BOX SCORE

Los Angeles Dodgers - 4
San Francisco Giants - 5

San Francisco Giants WIN!

ABOUT THE GAME

ATTENDANCE

41,358 fans
DURATION

4 hours 0 minutes
STADIUM

AT&T Park, San Francisco, California
WEATHER

73 degrees, partly cloudy

Did you know?

As we travel from one Major League Baseball stadium to the next, we are really enjoying how each stadium is completely different and has its own character, history, and architecture. Here are a few of the unusual facts about AT&T Park that we found especially interesting.

Facts Unique to
AT&T Park

Distance from Stands to Home Plate at AT&T Park:

At a distance of just 48 feet from the first row of seats to home plate, these lucky fans are actually 12 feet closer to the batter than the pitcher!

FOUR-FINGERED BASEBALL GLOVE

The glove is a 26-foot-high, 32-foot-wide and 12-foot-deep replica of a vintage 1927 four-fingered baseball mitt. It is 36 times the size of the original model and weighs 20,000 pounds.
The artists who crafted the glove went to great lengths to maintain the authentic look and feel of the original mitt. The surface is a flexible epoxy compound that was molded and treated to look like worn leather. The grommets are real brass and the stitching, done by hand, uses marine grade rope.

Coca-Cola Superslide

One of the main attractions at Coca-Cola Fan Lot. The bottle is located 465 feet from home plate, contains viewing platforms and four slides, two 56-foot-long curving slides (the “Guzzler”) and two 20-foot-long twisting slides (the “Twist-Off”).
The slide is made up of lengths of dark green laminated wood, each 80 feet long, formed into the shape of the famous Coca-Cola contour bottle.
The bottle weighs 130,000 pounds, rests at an angle of 25 degrees and is 47 feet tall at its highest point.

STATS

Capacity: 41,503 fans
Mascot: Lou Seal
Opening Day was on April 11th, 2000

THE GARDEN AT AT&T PARK

Our Reflections on the Game

Advice and reflections from the Glanville Team

Thoughts from James

We like AT&T park because of the view and it’s a really nice stadium. Giants fans take their team seriously so being a Dodger fan in blue with orange and black all round wasn’t easy. The stadium staff are very friendly and helpful. The food choices on the club level are awesome! I had time to slide down the big Coca Cola bottle in the outfield, for 14 and under! The views and the passion for baseball make SF AT&T park a top spot for a baseball game!James

Christie’s Thoughts

It will be hard to beat this stadium going forward! AT&T has a beautiful view of the San Francisco Bay. Awesome seats, clean bathrooms and yummy food! Architecturally it’s great with a mix of old brick and a new feel.Christie