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CITY INFORMATION

California dreaming but been to LA and San Fran? Then San Diego is worth a look. San Diego lies just north of the Mexican border, and is a home for Navy and Marine Corps bases, many miles of beaches, and a mild marine climate. It is the second largest city in California and the seventh largest in the United States. What was mainly a thriving fishing town is now transforming into a very chilled, arty place indeed. Downtown San Diego is located on San Diego Bay. Coronado Island and Point Loma separate the bay from the ocean. The beaches are fantastic with long pristine stretches like Coronado Island  and there's also a lot of wildlife conservation going on in the area centered around Sea World on Mission Bay.
On the Web: San Diego Travel Tourism Site
BALLPARK INFORMATION TRAVELING AROUND SAN DIEGO
-Ballpark: Petco Park
-Tenant: San Diego Padres
-Opened: April 8, 2004
-Capacity:
42,445
-Cost: $449.5 Million
-Dimensions: 334-L, 367-LC, 396-C,
385-RC, 322-R
-Seating Chart

-Fan Experiences
-Address: 19 Tony Gwynn Way
San Diego, CA 92112
On the Web: Petco Park

-Public Transit: San Diego has trolley (tram), bus, Coaster, and Amtrak service. They primarily serve the downtown and uptown areas. The Amtrak and Coaster trains currently only run along the coastline. On the Web: San Diego MTS
-Taxi: Fiesta Taxi: 805-564-4000
         Eagle Taxi: 619-507-3320
-Parking: Pay lots available downtown
                On the Web: San Diego Parking
-Alternatives:
Walking and Bike Trails
-Maps and Directions

ATTRACTIONS
-San Diego Zoo: Walk or ride a double-decker bus throughout this expansive park, home to over 4,000 rare and exotic animals.
 Location:
2920 Zoo Road - Map
-Sea World Adventure Park:
There's no place in the world like SeaWorld San Diego where you can touch and feed dolphins, count the teeth on a shark and come face-to-face with a polar bear.
 Location:
500 SeaWorld Dr. - Map
-Mission Beach:
One of the best places in San Diego to soak up the city's beach lifestyle, this is an unsurpassed area for people watching or building sandcastles.
 Location:
Mission Blvd. - Map
ALL ATTRACTIONS ARE WITHIN THE CITY

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POPULAR RESTAURANTS

-Donovan's Steak & Chop House: In a world of pasta and seafood entrees, you sometimes have to search out a top-notch steak and chophouse. Its here.
 Location:
4340 La Jolla Village Dr - Map
-Dick's Last Resort:
People come for the heaping buckets of steaming crab legs, shrimp, burgers or ribs.
 Location:
345 North Avenue - Map
-Players Sports Bar:
Sports bar with 70+ TVs including 3 65" big screens & more!
 Location:
7061 Clairemont Mesa Blvd - Map

BALLPARK DIRECTIONS/PARKING

LOCAL MEDIA

Directions: For fans traveling by car, four major thoroughfares feed into and out of downtown in all directions: Pacific Highway, Interstate 5, State Route 163 and State Route 94/Martin Luther King Freeway.
Parking: More than 27,000 parking spaces are located near the ballpark in the downtown area. Of those spaces, 11,000 have been designated specifically for PETCO Park fans.

TELEVISION STATIONS

   -KFMB-8-CBS    -KPBS-15 - PBS
   -KGTV-10 - ABC    -KSWB-69 - WB
   -KNSD-39 - NBC    -XETV-6 - FOX

RADIO STATIONS

   -1090AM XX SportsTalk - Padres Flagship
   -800AM ESPN Radio
LOCAL NEWSPAPER: San Diego Tribune

HOTELS

WEATHER

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