In Enemy Territory and Loving Every Minute of It!
We were excited to get to travel out of town for the Labor Day weekend to get catch some baseball. AT&T Park, home of the San Fransisco Giants, was stop #3 on our Stadium Sweep!
We got downtown a few hours before the game and decided to brunch it up before the game. We hit up District for the delicious weekend buffet + bottomless.
After a delicious brunch we walked the two blocks to the stadium and met this goddess. Susan is a park greeter and overall rockstar. She gave us a few pointers of things to see, places to get affordable food and picturesque photo spots! A big thanks to Susan for enriching our experience.
After entering the stadium, grabbing a beer and riding a very large escalator, we decided to go see the World Series trophies from 2010, 2012 and 2014! We had never seen World Series trophies before so we were pretty stoked.
One of the tips Susan gave us was to stop by Guest Services to get a "First Game" certificate. The staff at Guest Services hooked us up with a personalized certificate and lots of smiles.
View from our seats!
When deciding to go to AT&T Park, we knew we had to sit near the water (McCovey Cove as it commonly referred to). We sat in the upper deck because let's be real, we're on a budget but in the two seats right by the water. The view was gorgeous. We kept catching ourselves staring out at all the boats, kayaks and paddle boarders instead of watching the game.
Yes, We totally wore our Dodgers hats because why not?! ;)
After a few innings, we decided to venture for food. One of our favorites to get at every stadium is POPCORN! You could say popcorn is a favorite food of both Katelyn and Lauren. Let us just get on our popcorn throne for a sec, this Orville Reddenbacher popcorn inside the stadium was to die for! We ate the whole bag in one sitting and contemplated getting another bag. If you visit AT&T Park, its a must.
ps. I swear Lauren ate snacks too!
After the fifth inning and a lot of popcorn, we decided to walk around and explore the stadium. This is one of the really special and super cool features of the stadium, you can visit any level from anywhere! We were able to walk along the water to the outfield and really experience the stadium from all angles.
After wandering around the outfield and staring at the boats, we made our way down to the field level. We got to see a few hits from down below. It was a crazy, energetic crowd and we loved it.
Giants goodies :)
In case you didn't know, we're total Bud Light babes.
