AT&T Park, San Francisco

###Five Things to Know About AT&T Park A beautiful green pitch might be at the center of AT&T Park, but the stadium has more than just baseball at its heart. Read on for more facts about the Giants’ home base: * **Fans call it all sorts of names.** Some call it “The Phone Booth” because of its history of being bought by different telephone companies, while others call it “Mays Field” for Giants legend Willie Mays. * **The stadium walls heard the crack of a history-making home run.** It was here that Barry Bonds hit his 756th home run, which broke the record for all-time career home runs formerly held by Hank Aaron. * **AT&T Park hosts much more than just baseball.** It’s also hosted Roger Waters’s haunting performance of _The Wall_ and Kanye West’s proposal to Kim Kardashian. * **The park is festooned with statues and art.** Marvel at a 9-foot statue of Willie Mays, 14-foot statue of Willie McCovey, and colorful WPA-era murals commissioned as part of the New Deal. * **The most popular food item isn’t a hot dog.** It’s the signature sandwich from Crazy Crab’z—buttery Dungeness crab and tomato on grilled sourdough. It might seem a little decadent (and pricey) for ballpark grub, but it’s a fan favorite. [NPR](http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/2014/08/04/337802154/sandwich-monday-the-crazy-crabz-sandwich)’s take: “People here really love this sandwich. Usually when there's a line this long at a stadium, there's a urinal at the end of it.”