San Francisco Giants’ iconic Oracle Park gets dramatic facelift

The home opener for the Giants on Friday has a different look at the ballpark for fans.

Oracle Park in San Francisco, California | Robert Edwards-Imagn Images

The San Francisco Giants have their home opener on Friday at Oracle Park, and fans may notice something very different about the iconic Coca-Cola bottle behind the left field bleachers.

The team takes on the Seattle Mariners Friday after starting the season 5-1 on the road.

The famous MLB park opened back in 2000 under the name PacBell Park and then was AT&T Park. The giant Coca-Cola bottle has been a staple of the park and was constructed at the same time it originally opened. It’s an 80-foot structure equipped with slides.

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Now, the bottle has been updated to this decade’s technology, retrofitted with wraparound LED lights that will display animations and custom graphics for the game.

New Coca-Cola label is ready in time for the home opener. Giants will use it during their light shows and celebrations: pic.twitter.com/s3jLaWMt9Y

— Alex Pavlovic (@PavlovicNBCS) April 4, 2025

Here’s how it looks from outside of the stadium.

Enjoy the new Coca-Cola bottle video display at Oracle Park. Happy Home Opener - Humm-Baby! 🧡🖤⚾️ @SFGiants #SFGiants pic.twitter.com/3RSHE9EKhB

— Steven Bracco 🌁 (@Braccs) April 4, 2025

The park already sits in a great location with McCovey Cove where home runs can splash into the water surrounded by eager fans paddling to get a souvenirs, but now it will certainly stand out with the new lights display.

Since April of 2000 when the park was built, 13 other baseball stadiums in MLB have been erected. Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts, is still the oldest remaining stadium from 1912.

It should be an even better home opening day for Giants fans with this new park feature.

The Coca-Cola bottle lit in the background of Oracle Park at night. | Stan Szeto-Imagn Images