Name: Petco Park baseball Stadium - San Diego stadium panoramic metal print by PortriLux
SKU: 396146

Our prints are crafted on high-quality aluminum metal and are fully prepared for display, complete with a wood back mount and a sawtooth hook for easy hanging using a single nail.

Each piece is custom-made to order and shipped directly from our warehouse in Arlington Texas. The price includes all mounting accessories, and free shipping.

Petco Park, located in San Diego, California, is much more than just the home of the San Diego Padres; it's a venue that integrates the cultural and aesthetic essence of its region. Opened in 2004, the stadium is distinguished by its innovative design that incorporates the historic Western Metal Supply Co. building, giving it a unique character among baseball parks.

The park is known for its excellent sightlines, ensuring a great view of the game from any seat. It has a seating capacity of around 40,000, with various options ranging from field level to upper decks and special suites.

Here are some fun facts about Petco Park:

First Concert: Petco Park isn't just for baseball; it's also a concert venue. The first concert held at the park was by The Rolling Stones in 2005
Giant Golf Course: Occasionally, the stadium transforms into a nine-hole golf course, known as "The Links at Petco Park." This unique event allows fans to tee off from various locations around the ballpark
Stadium Milestones: Petco Park hosted the second round of the inaugural World Baseball Classic in 2006, and it was also the site for the semifinals and finals
Art and Memorials: The park features several art installations and memorials, including statues of Padres legends Tony Gwynn and Trevor Hoffman, located in the Park at the Park area
Record Attendance for College Baseball: The first game played at Petco Park was not a Major League Baseball game but a college baseball game between San Diego State and Houston, setting a record for attendance at a college baseball game with over 40,000 fans