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Giants Enterprises operates and manages
a collection of unique venues that hug
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1 AT&T Park
Considered one of baseball’s crown jewels, this
ultra-modern, vintage-inspired ballpark is packed
with a variety of venues and experiences.
2 The Gotham Club
A private, speakeasy-style club with wood paneled
lounges, gleaming bowling lanes and exclusive
reception, dining and gaming areas.
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3 Pier 48
Composed of three adjacent sites including a
colossal retro warehouse, a smaller annex and a
sprawling open air space.
4 The Yard
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Lot A
Terry Francois Boulevard
3rd Street
Mission Rock
Shed A
4 The Yard at Mission Rock
3 Pier 48
The Valley
A modern and versatile pop-up shipping container
Shed C
village with a spacious deck, living room and beer
garden.
5 Lot A
Offers maximum flexibility along with stunning
views and can be configured to accommodate a
wide variety of programs and sizes.
Channel Street
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F IEL D
If you are searching for a standout venue to
host your event, the sky’s the limit. On the
Field, you’ll find an array of baseball-centric
settings, from the wildly original to the
unabashedly sophisticated. Imagine hosting
a fantasy batting practice or company picnic
while swinging in the batter’s box — the exact
spot where the pros work their magic. Have
something bigger in mind? Maybe a seated
dinner for hundreds, an Opening Night conference reception for 10,000 or a star-studded
concert for 40,000? Just say the word. From
black-tie dinners in a dugout to new business
pitches under the scoreboard, anything — and
everything — is game at AT&T Park.
FIELD
Ballpark Stat No. 1
Guest Capacity:
A massive replica 1927
TBA
four-fingered baseball
Rate: $40,000
mitt — 26 feet high,
32 feet wide and 12 feet
deep — strikes a stately
pose in left field.
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Take swings on the
Host an intimate
Giants’ Field by
sit-down dinner for
hosting a fantasy
your VIP guests in
batting practice.
the Giants’ dugout
and leave a lasting
impression.
The possibilities
are endless on
the Field — Ferris wheels, ice
rinks, fireworks
and tented dance
floors — let
your imagination
run wild.
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F I ELD CLUB L O UN G E
The Field Club Lounge sets a sophisticated — and versatile — stage for events. Located
directly next to iconic Willie Mays Plaza and
just steps away from the Field, it’s beautifully
appointed with cherry-wood paneling, lushly
painted, vintage-inspired baseball murals,
tiled floor and sleek fixtures. A full bar is
complemented by built-in concession areas
which allow you to host a truly dynamic
program, whether it’s a reception or intimate
seated gathering. Mimicking the fun and
excitement of Giants game days, guests can
order at the counter, hang out in oversized
booths and enjoy the upscale setting.
FIELD CLUB
LOUNGE
Ballpark Stat No. 2
Guest Capacity:
town, Giants Enterprises wins
150 Seated,
big by hosting more than 150
350 Reception
non-baseball events each year.
Rate: $10,000
When the Giants are out of
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GIA N TS’ CL U B H OU SE
Talk about a venue destined for the memory
books. The Giants’ Clubhouse gives you a rare
behind-the-scenes look at where the home
team suits up and hangs out before hitting the
Field. Host a team building session, honor
distinguished guests with a toast or dig into
delicious fare in the precise location where
baseball greats celebrate their wins. Flanked
by walls lined with cherry wood lockers and
an entire room packed with history, baseball
memorabilia, Championship pennants and
plasma screens, you’ll set an unbeatable stage
for meeting, dining and impressing.
GIANTS’
CLUBHOUSE
Ballpark Stat No. 3
Guest Capacity:
more players in the Hall of
50 Seated
Fame than any other franchise
100 Reception
in baseball.
Rate: $15,000
The Giants currently have
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VI SITORS’ CL UB H O US E
The Visitors’ Clubhouse welcomes you into
the inner sanctum of baseball. Here you can
host elaborate dinners or laid-back receptions
in the visiting teams’ private quarters
where suiting up and relaxing before game
time is the order of the day. Located steps
away from the batting tunnel and dugout,
this behind-the-scenes venue boasts lines
of lockers, coaches’ offices and prized framed
mementoes. Host your exclusive event in
the same space where some of Major
League Baseball’s most revered players get
ready to play.
VISITORS‘
CLUBHOUSE
Ballpark Stat No. 4
Guest Capacity:
plays host to over 15
50 Seated
opposing teams over the
100 Reception
course of a season.
Rate: $7,500
The Visitors’ Clubhouse
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T HE GA RDEN AT AT& T PA RK
With its overflowing vegetable boxes,
enchanting fire pits and comfortable
Adirondack chairs, the sustainable Garden at
AT&T Park serves up a verdant taste of urban
farming with a twist of our national pastime.
You can throw open a blanket on a lush
sod farm, which is harvested for use on the
Field, or cozy up to the bar with friends. The
highly versatile Garden can be utilized as a
standalone destination or as a complement to
a program elsewhere in the ballpark. Dining
tables, benches and well-positioned cutouts
in the center field wall with ground-level views
of the Field make this slice of the ballpark a
delightfully surprising oasis.
THE GARDEN AT
AT&T PARK
Ballpark Stat No. 5
Guest Capacity:
Garden use up to 95
250
percent less water than
Rate: $7,500
conventional farming by
Aeroponic towers in the
recycling 100 percent of
the growing solution.
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C L UB L EV EL
Whatever your game plan — a formal dinner for
hundreds or a meet-and-greet for thousands — you’ll be sure to impress in our Club Level
venues. Tailor-made to deliver in both size and
amenities, they boast spacious open lounge
areas, dramatic views of The City and Bay
Bridge from an outdoor terrace, floor-to-ceiling
windows overlooking the Field and San
Francisco Bay and spacious concourses roomy
enough to accommodate receptions, seated
dinners, tradeshows, conferences and more.
CONCOURSE
Ballpark Stat No. 6
Guest Capacity: TBA Seated,
AT&T Park sits on a
2,500 Reception
13-acre site bound by
Rate: $30,000
King, Second and
THIRD STREET
Guest Capacity: 300 Seated,
500 Reception
Rate: $12,500
KING STREET
Guest Capacity: 500 Seated,
1,500 Reception
Rate: $20,000
Third Streets, and by
McCovey Cove.
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THIRD STREET
KING STREET
Our Third Street
Our King Street
venue spans from
venue spans from
home plate to the
home plate to the
right field corner
left field corner
overlooking San
and offers a
Francisco Bay and
terrace with views
is our most intimate
of the San Francisco
Club Level venue.
skyline and Bay
Bridge. It is generously proportioned
to comfortably
accommodate up
to 1,500 guests.
CONCOURSE
The Concourse
combines our King
Street and Third
Street venues
to create an extraexpansive setting
overlooking the
entire Field. It is
capable of hosting
up to 2,500 guests.
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S U ITE L EV EL
Interested in hosting an offsite meeting or
gathering in a truly original setting? Look
no further than the Executive Meeting Room.
Not only does this space offer elegant
aesthetics, views onto bustling King Street,
and ultra-modern amenities, it’s highly
versatile and can be partitioned or combined
in numerous ways to meet your needs.
With an array of A/V options available,
the Suite Level is open for business, from
private Board meetings, to networking
receptions, to intimate breakouts in one of
over 60 Luxury Suites.
EXECUTIVE
MEETING ROOM
Ballpark Stat No. 7
Guest Capacity:
reviews on April 11, 2000,
50 Seated,
and was immediately dubbed
100 Reception
“baseball’s perfect address”
Rate: $5,000
AT&T Park opened to rave
by the press.
THE GOTHAM CLUB
T HE CLUB H O US E
In honor of the Giants’ original name — the
New York Gothams Baseball Club — AT&T Park’s
exclusive Gotham Club is a private, speakeasystyle social club that pays tribute to the
storied history of the franchise. The Clubhouse
is tucked behind the out-of-town scoreboard
and combines picture-perfect views of the
Field with stunning, up-close sights of
McCovey Cove. The Clubhouse features an
exquisite dining area equipped with built-in
A/V capability and a gleaming top shelf bar
with a wide array of comfortable seating
options. It’s an ideal location for every type
of gathering, from annual meetings to casual
mixers to dressy sit-downs.
THE CLUBHOUSE
Ballpark Stat No. 8
Guest Capacity:
Legend has it that after a stag-
75 Seated,
gering win in 1885, manager
175 Reception
Rate: $15,000
Jim Mutrie applauded the
Gothams: “My big fellows, my
giants!” From that point forward, The New York Gothams
became the New York Giants.
THE GO THA M C LU B
T HE GA ME ROOM
This secret, wood-paneled lounge was inspired
by the famous pool halls of former Giants
manager and Hall of Famer John McGraw.
Every corner (and wall) pays homage to the
franchise’s rich history down to the smallest
details and includes a custom, chandeliertopped billiards table, two lustrous bowling
lanes, vintage parlor games, old-school
arcades, a classic bar and memorabilia-lined
walls. Hidden behind an unmarked door on
The Suite Level, it’s a knockout venue for
gathering, playing and entertaining while
enjoying the high life.
THE GAME ROOM
Ballpark Stat No. 9
Guest Capacity:
Off the field, legendary
75
Giants manager John McGraw
Rate: $10,000
owned multiple pool halls
in the early 1900’s including
“Diamond Alleys,” the birthplace of Duckpin Bowling.
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P IER 4 8
Just across from McCovey Cove and steps
away from the ballpark, historic PIER 48
provides three amazing spaces to host,
entertain and party — a vintage warehouse with
approximately 125,000 square feet of space,
including sky-high ceilings, a sprawling open
air space and, with the addition of customized
window vignettes, spectacular, up-close
views of the Bay Bridge, The City and AT&T
Park. It’s easily accessible by car and public
transit, and is ideal for any manner of events,
from festivals and receptions, to concerts, gala
dinners and conventions. Not only is it big
in impact, it’s big, period — one of the largest,
most flexible event spaces in San Francisco.
PIER 48
Ballpark Stat No. 10
Capacity: Up to 6,000
Splash Hits are home runs
Rate: Please Inquire
walloped by Giants that land
in McCovey Cove without
Pier 48 consists of the following spaces:
SHED A 85,000 ft²
SHED C 10,000 ft²
VALLEY 30,000 ft²
touching the Arcade or
The Portwalk.
M ISSIO N RO C K
SHED A
With approximately
85,000 square feet
of event space
Shed A anchors
PIER 48 and boasts
one of the grandest, customizable
indoor spaces in
San Francisco.
SHED C
VALLEY
Shed C is the
The Valley is a fully
perfect spot for an
adjustable open
exclusive VIP party,
air space adjacent
conference center,
to Shed A and is
lounge vignette,
accessible through
prep kitchen or
large open walk-
green room thanks
ways. It provides an
to its small scale
outdoor comple-
and easy access to
ment to any event
and from The Valley
taking place at
through a separate
PIER 48.
roll-up door.
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T HE YA RD AT MISSION ROCK
You don’t create the scene at The Yard. You
join it. This pop-up shipping container
village across from Lefty O’Doul Bridge is
a vibrant, year-round hub teaming with
local food and drink purveyors, artisan retailers,
a spectacular waterfront park and lots of
cultural programming. Imagine downing a
microbrew in the Beer Garden, mingling under
the stars on the Upper Deck or catching a film
screening in the Living Room. The Yard is the
cornerstone of the future Mission Rock mixeduse development and is, without question,
the coolest hotspot around.
THE YARD AT
Ballpark Stat No. 11
MISSION ROCK
Originally dubbed the Third
Guest Capacity:
Street Bridge when it opened
50 – 2,500
Rate:
Please Inquire
in 1933, the old-fashioned
drawbridge outside AT&T Park
was renamed the Lefty O’Doul
Bridge in 1969 in honor of the
famous Giants’ outfielder.
MIS S ION R OCK
LOT A
Lot A delivers maximum flexibility in a spot-on,
transit-friendly location with unlimited views
of The City and Bay. It’s perched along the
waterfront just across from legendary McCovey
Cove and AT&T Park and can be configured
any way you like — making it the perfect match
for an array of events that need wide open
spaces to stretch and sprawl — from races,
to outdoor performances, to charity galas
underneath massive, illuminated tents.
Given the elastic configuration of the space,
which includes the ability to activate an
on-water program in McCovey Cove, Lot A is
capable of accommodating a wide variety of
programs and sizes.
LOT A
Ballpark Stat No. 12
Guest Capacity:
Since the opening of AT&T
TBA
Park in the 2000 season,
Rate:
Please Inquire
the Giants have dedicated
four statues to their greatest
players — Willie Mays, Willie
McCovey, Juan Marichal and
Orlando Cepeda.
RENTAL F E E S
UNIQUE V E N UE S
AT&T PARK
Full Venue
$200,000
FIELD LEVEL
Field
$40,000
Giants’ Clubhouse
$15,000
Field Club Lounge
$10,000
Visitors’ Clubhouse
$7,500
The Garden at AT&T Park
$7,500
To learn more about
Giants Enterprises’ one-of-akind venues — plus all of the
services and amenities that go
CLUB LEVEL
Club Level – Concourse
$30,000
Club Level – King Street
$20,000
Club Level – Third Street
$12,500
with them — let’s touch base
at 415.972.1800 or
SUITE LEVEL
Executive Meeting Room
$5,000
THE GOTHAM CLUB
The Clubhouse
$15,000
The Game Room
$10,000
MISSION ROCK
Please call to inquire regarding specific rates
[email protected].
24 Willie Mays Plaza
San Francisco, CA 94107
415.972.1800
www.giantsenterprises.com