Giants vs Nationals Oracle Park - Wed 5/10 Tickets as low as 4. One player who has already made his desires known is San Francisco 49ers center Jon Feliciano. Most other tickets available on StubHub range from $549 for a Field Club seat in Section 109 to $3,000 for a Dugout Club seat in Section 113. Visit ESPN to view the latest San Francisco Giants news, scores, stats, standings, rumors, and more. Those fans who want a better view or just a more comfortable place to sit, will need to dig a lot deeper to get into Oracle Park Friday. StubHub, meanwhile, was still offering View Reserve seating in Section 325 for $147, the same price you’d pay there to get into Oracle with no assigned seat.
You could still find View Reserve seats in left field for $123 at VividSeats and SeatGeek on Wednesday. Cardinals game - is surprisingly cheaper. The resale market for tickets to Friday’s game - against the winner of Wednesday’s Dodgers vs. May 15 Phillies at Giants Monday 6:45PM PDT ORACLE PARK, San Francisco. An order processing fee of up to CA 4.75 will be added to each primary ticket order at checkout. Important Event Info: Seating Bowl Capacity: 41,500 Fans in attendance agree to abide by the health an. The few unsold View Reserve seats in right field cost $165 through the Giants’ website ( ), while standing-room access will cost $110. SF Giants tickets price can vary depending on the opponent and whether the game is on a weeknight or weekend. May 10 Nationals at Giants Wednesday 12:45PM PDT ORACLE PARK, San Francisco, CA. Toronto Blue Jays v San Francisco Giants.
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Only a handful of upper deck and standing-room only tickets remained for Game 1 of the National League Division Series as of Wednesday afternoon. Mitch Haniger lays out for a spectacular diving catch, robbing William Contreras of a hit in the top of the 7th inning. Unless they’re willing to really pay the price. Of course, fans who waited too long to be a part of the scene Friday at Oracle Park might find the hunt for Orange October tickets an onerous one. Come Friday night it will be almost exactly five years since Brandon Belt swung through a 102-mph Aroldis Chapman fastball to end the last postseason game in San Francisco. Giants fans have waited a long time for this one.
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