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SF’s Giants FanFest 2019

Free annual fest at the ballpark with player autographs & World Series trophies
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KNBR’s 26th Giants FanFest takes place at Oracle Park (formerly AT&T Park), Saturday, February 9, 2019. The day typically includes live KNBR broadcasts on the field, player Q&As, free player autographs, places to take photos, walk or play catch on the field (weather permitting), self-guided tours, a kids zone and more.

Expect a chance to roam the field, plus a chance to take photos with the World Series trophies.

Please note that the lines to meet the popular players can be extremely long, so come prepared to be patient.

26th Annual KNBR 680 Giants FanFest
Saturday, February 9, 2019 | 10 am to 3 pm
Oracle Park, San Francisco
FREE Admission (Rain or Shine)

Voluntary donations will also be taken at the Community Clubhouse to benefit the Giants Community Fund and its Junior Giants Baseball Program.

Events and locations subject to change due to inclement weather and circumstances beyond the team’s control.

2019 Event Details

Please note the Wall of Fame Ceremony honoring Former President & Managing General Partner Peter A. Magowan has been postponed to a later date during the season. 

  • Listen to the live KNBR broadcast from the third base line and the Dignity Health Q&A sessions inside the tent at Seals Plaza
  • Purchase single-game tickets for Opening Day and Yankees Series for the first time as well as all other 2019 regular season games starting at 8:30am
  • Take photos with the World Series Trophies on the Promenade Level
  • Watch the Kids Press Conference presented by All Cruise Travel on the Alaska Airlines Club Level
  • Seek player autographs
  • Walk or play catch on the field (weather permitting)
  • Take a self-guided tour of the Giants Press Box
  • Visit the Giants memorabilia displays on the Alaska Airlines Club Level
  • Stop by more than 30-vendor booths throughout the park
  • Shop at the Giants Dugout Store and From The Clubhouse
  • Collect giveaways
  • Enjoy the variety of food offerings at Oracle Park.

Where to Enter Oracle Park

Four entrances will be open for FanFest: All gates will open at 10:30 a.m. Lines are likely to be long so we suggest getting to the park early.

  • Willie Mays Gate (Third and King streets)
  • Lefty O’Doul Gate (near the Lefty O’Doul Bridge at Third and Berry streets)
  • Second and King Street Gate (Second and King streets).
  • Marina Gate for EXIT ONLY (along the Portwalk behind center field)

Giants Team Members / Staff Scheduled to Participate

  • Abiatal Avelino
  • Brandon Crawford
  • Matt Herges
  • Hensley Muelens
  • Chris Stratton
  • Jose Alguacil
  • Steven Duggar
  • Erwin Higueros
  • Steven Okert
  • Andrew Suarez
  • Larry Baer
  • Shawon Dunston
  • Ryder Jones
  • Josh Osich
  • Breyvic Valera
  • Tyler Beede
  • Sam Dyson
  • Mike Krukow
  • Joe Panik
  • Pat Venditte
  • Brandon Belt
  • Drew Ferguson
  • Duane Kuiper
  • Buster Posey
  • Tony Watson
  • Marvin Benard
  • Dave Flemming
  • Derek Law
  • Dereck Rodriquez
  • Mac Williamson
  • Tyson Blach
  • Tito Fuentes
  • Evan Longoria
  • Rick Schu
  • Ron Wotus
  • Ray Black
  • Aramis Garcia
  • Mark Melancon
  • Chris Shaw
  • Curt Young
  • Bruce Bochy
  • Amy Gutierrez
  • Jon Miller
  • Austin Slater
  • Farhan Zaidi
  • Renel Brooks-Moon
  • Alen Hanson
  • Reyes Moronta
  • Will Smith

Getting There

Fans are encouraged to take public transportation to Oracle Park.

Fans taking public transportation should be aware of modifications to Caltrain and Muni’s normal service. All other public transit services will operate on a regular Saturday schedule. Please use trip-planning apps or visit individual operators’ websites for up-to-the-minute information on arrivals.

Caltrain: Allow extra travel time due to the Caltrain Electrification Tunnel Work. Caltrain will have buses waiting at the Bayshore station for each train arrival. Most buses will provide direct service to 4th and King. Caltrain will have ambassadors on hand to help guide people to the correct bus.

Muni Metro: The T-Third will be replaced by buses from Embarcadero Station to Sunnydale. The N-Judah will provide normal service along the Embarcadero to Oracle Park. All rail lines will run as normal between Embarcadero Station and westward points, including the entirety of the Market Street and Twin Peaks tunnels.

Parking (Paid) – $10 for cars / $35 for oversized:

  • Due to construction activity around Oracle Park, fans are encouraged to park at Pier 30/32. Located on the Embarcadero at Bryant Street (entrance next to Red’s Java House), Pier 30/32 is a 10-minute walk along the waterfront to Oracle Park.
  • Lot A and Pier 48 will be open, but capacity will be limited. In addition, lane closures on 3rd Street could cause increased congestion. Fans coming from the south should exit I-280 North from Cesar Chavez or Mariposa and access Lot A or Pier 48 via Illinois and Terry A. Francois Boulevard.