Ballpark Facts

What makes baseball so unique is the diversity of playing fields. Its the grand ole game, America’s pastime. A simple rectangle will not suffice.

The first Padres game was played at Petco Park on April 8, 2004.

The Western Metal Supply Co. building is iconic, dramatic, and an essential cornerstone of the character of Petco Park. It’s gorgeous brick presence serves as a metaphorical bridge between baseball’s past and future.

San Diego’s Mexican heritage is woven into the fabric of this iconic baseball stadium.

On November 4, 2025, the San Diego Padres and the City of San Diego unveiled street signs honoring former owner Peter Seidler at the intersection of Trevor Hoffman Way and Park Boulevard, directly in front of Petco Park.

Trevor Hoffman Way now joins Tony Gwynn Drive and Peter Seidler Way as streets honoring Padres legends at Petco Park.

Named in 2005, the street honors the legendary right fielder who spent his entire 20-year Major League Baseball career with the San Diego Padres

Pickleball is the perfect side dish to connect with fans. Plus, it’s another excuse to hang at Petco Park even when baseball’s not on the field.

Dubbed “Petco Park” in 2004 after San Diego-based pet supply retailer Petco secured naming rights, the relationship has been extended through 2027.

The 2024 season will mark the 20th anniversary of Petco Park.