Top 10 Sights, Smells, and Sounds of AT&T Park

8. Coca-Cola slide (sight)

This 80-foot long Coke bottle is an outstanding centerpiece of AT&T park. The Coca-Cola marketing strategy has stood the test of time, even through multiple injury settlements.

The towering attraction funnels park visitors approximately 60 feet from the bottle’s opening down to the fan lot at the bottom.

The Coke Bottle is a differentiating characteristic that continues to be a proud backdrop for the Giant’s history for years to come.

9. Little Giants Park (sight)
After you finish sliding down the Coke Bottle Slide into home plate, this miniature replica of AT&T park is nested in the Coca-Cola fan lot behind the left field bleachers.

It’s a headline attraction for kids yearning to experience the thrill of hitting a home run out of a major league stadium, and parents hoping to drain the energy of their energetic children.

10. 8th Inning Sing-Along (sound)

During the 2014 World Series, Giants fans got to rock out with Journey’s former lead singer, Steve Perry.

Depending on the score of the game, fans will hear one of two Journey hits.

If the Giants are losing, fans get the crowd rocking with a stadium sing-along to “Don’t Stop Believing”.

If the Giants are winning, fans sway and swing to the other recognizable Journey hit, “Lights”.

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Enjoy Opening Day at AT&T Park, and if you haven’t experienced all the sights and sounds mentioned above, make sure you check them out this year.