This spot, located near Sixth Street, isn’t the safest area come nightfall. But it’s a cheaper bet if you need an inexpensive spot. Also, expect to walk a few blocks before and after the game. Ideal for day games.

Large lot smack dab next to the freeway onramp. Ideal for day games; the area gets congested at night with kids from the 18-and-over club down the block, as well as rowdy Giants fans. Otherwise, a safe and secure spot. Across the street from Whole Foods, too; perfect for stocking up on artisan treats to bring into the park.

The top-drawer of parking, if you will, this lot features security, valet, and key holding. Oh la la. Across the street from Benu should you and the family want to grab a three-star Michelin meal after the game.

What you’ll miss in indoor coverage you’ll more than make up for in convenience. Well, sort of. This lot is a straight hit from the ballpark’s exit down Second Street—a healthy walk and you’re at your car.

Nestled along tiny Ritch Street in SoMa, this spot provides valet service. It’s also located next to some of the tony restaurants (25 Lusk, Les Clos, Marlowe) in the area.

Parking lot located inside The Beacon high-rises, this lot is also near the area’s Safeway, ideal for those who want to grab some affordable grub before heading into the ballpark. This location also provides valet event parking for AT&T Park. Event parking: $35-$100.

Located down a small alley-like street, this garage is close to the park. Attendants are known to be courteous and helpful. Also of note: valet, indoors, and bathrooms to boot!

The parking lot with the best view in the world, this lot on Pier 30 overlooks the San Francisco Bay. (Doesn’t your Honda deserve the very best?) What’s more, you can saunter down Embarcadero to hit the game—or if you prefer, hop on Muni.