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Athletics Baseball Basics

• Year Established: 1901

• Mascot: Stomper (A Large, Furry Elephant)

• Current Division: American League West

• Last Playoff Appearance: 2020 American League Division Series

• Last Division Title: 2020

• Last American League Pennant: 1990 vs. Boston Red Sox

• Last World Series Championship: 1989 vs. San Francisco Giants

The Oakland Athletics Schedule

The Oakland Athletics face a demanding 162-game schedule that features 52 face-offs with adversaries in the American League West, 64 encounters against opponents in the AL East and AL Central, and 46 interleague matchups. The variety tests the team’s versatility, but certain pairings are more intriguing and intense than others: 

AL West Divisional Competitors

• Los Angeles Angels

• Houston Astros

• Seattle Mariners

• Texas Rangers

Top American League Competitors

• New York Yankees

• Baltimore Orioles

• Kansas City Royals

• Chicago White Sox

Top Interleague Competitors

• San Francisco Giants

• Los Angeles Dodgers

• Arizona Diamondbacks

• Chicago Cub

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

If you purchase A’s tickets for a home game, you’ll be visiting the gargantuan Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, which has been the team’s turf since 1966. The facility welcomes up to 46,847 guests, but that number is expandable to 56,782 without tarps, making the park Major League Baseball’s biggest by capacity.

Notable Sections

• Oakland Athletics Dugout: Sections 120–122

• Visiting Team’s Dugout: Sections 112–114

• Behind Home Plate: Section 117 and the Diamond Level

• Family Friendly: Sections 219–221

• Partying/Socializing: Sections 104–107

• Best on a Budget: Bleacher Sections (134–139 and 145–150)

Parking

Official coliseum lots with approximately 10,000 total spaces surround the stadium. Additionally, the Coliseum Garage at 7000 Joe Morgan Way is an option for those who would prefer covered, enclosed space for their vehicles. We recommend reserving parking when you book your game tickets.

Alternative Transportation

The Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system has a dedicated Coliseum station, providing convenient access to ticket holders trying to reach the venue. Additionally, AC Transit offers bus services with nearby stops, ensuring multiple available options for attendees.

Memorable Oakland A’s Moments

Being in the ballpark to see your team take on the competition is amazing! It’s a feast for the senses, from hearing the crack of the bat to enjoying the aroma of stadium favorites being cooked up all over the concourse. You can even feel the thunderous roar of the crowd beneath your feet! With Oakland A’s tickets in hand, you might even see history in the making, like the lucky fans who were present for these pivotal moments: 

• Back-to-Back-to-Back (10/17/1974): The Athletics secured their third consecutive World Series championship title, defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers in five games. Joe Rudi hit the game-winning RBI, a home run over the left-field wall in the seventh inning. After facing just one batter, Blue Moon Odom got the win, and the phenomenal Rollie Fingers got the save.

• Battle of the Bay (10/28/1989):  In a bittersweet end to a season marked by triumph and tragedy for both teams, the Athletics and Giants faced off for Game 4 of the World Series with the October 17th Loma Prieta earthquake still fresh in their minds. The final out, a chipper fielded by pitcher Dennis Eckersley and second baseman Tony Phillips, earned the win for the A’s.

• Historic Homer (09/04/2002): Knocking on the door to the playoffs and trying to achieve a record-setting 20th consecutive win, Oakland found a way to defeat Kansas City in one of the most thrilling games of all time. The Royals came back from an 11-run deficit to tie it up in the top of the 9th, but Eric Chavez drove in three runs and Scott Hatteberg hit a homer!

• Pitching Perfection (05/09/2010): Dallas Braden tragically lost his mother as a teen, but his grandmother stepped in to care for him, and she was in the crowd at Oakland Coliseum when he pitched a perfect game on Mother's Day. After the game, the two embraced on the field, celebrating his accomplishment and bringing tears to the eyes of fellow players and fans.

• Crisp Clutch (10/10/2012): Facing elimination in the AL Division Series, Oakland was down 3–1 in the bottom of the ninth when Seth Smith’s double brought Josh Reddick and Josh Donaldson home to tie it up. In the most dramatic moment of all, Coco Crisp came to the plate with two outs and delivered a walk-off single to score Smith and keep the Athletics’ hopes alive.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Athletics’ biggest rivals?

The A’s and the Angels have had an ongoing rivalry since the Athletics moved to Oakland from Kansas City in 1968. The Angels were a relatively new team at the time, so the two clubs became competitive.

Where do the Oakland Athletics play their home games?

Since 1966, fans have flocked to Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum to see the Athletics in action. The ballpark is Major League Baseball’s biggest (by capacity), with seating for up to 56,782 guests per game.

What are the most family-friendly seats at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum?

If you’re looking for Oakland A’s tickets to take the kids to a game, consider sections 219–222 near the Stomper Fun Zone, an interactive area with a batting cage, a replica locker room, and other activities.

Which sections at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum are near the dugouts?

At Oakland Coliseum, sections 120–122 on the third base line are behind the A's’ dugout. The visiting team sits in front of sections 112–114 on the first base line.

Where are the best seats for socializing at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum?

Section 134 in left field and section 150 in right field are near popular beer stands at the coliseum, making them top choices for those who like to drink and socialize when they see an Oakland Athletics game.

What are the cheapest seats at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum?

The bleacher seats in left field (sections 134–139) and right field (145–150) are popular with fans who want to buy Oakland Athletics tickets without breaking the bank.

What time do the gates open at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum?

The gates at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum typically open two hours before the scheduled first pitch. If you’re driving to the A’s game, try to arrive at least two hours early so you have time to park.

Is cash accepted at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum?

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum is a cashless facility. Reverse ATMs, which convert cash to cards, are available at the C Gate, the D Gate, and section 120 on the third base side of home plate.

Do the Oakland Athletics play teams in the National League?

Interleague games allow fans and players to get a peek at possible World Series opponents if things go well for the A’s. They play 46 regular season games against National League teams.

Where can I get Oakland Athletics tickets?

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