Schedule is subject to change.
Specific locations and times to be announced in January.
Viewing is on a FIRST COME, FIRST-SERVED BASIS. We will do our best to accommodate all those wishing to view the trophy. However, lines will be monitored and, if needed, cut off to keep the Trophy Tour on schedule.

There is no charge to attend the Trophy viewing. Fans do have the opportunity to have a professional photo taken with the trophy and can purchase those prints on-line.

Fans will be accommodated at each viewing on a first-come, first-served basis. An official photographer will take one photo of each fan with the trophy, and the additional use of personal cameras will be determined by the representatives accompanying the trophy based on the turnout of fans. However, while waiting in line for the official photo with the Trophy, fans can use their personal cameras up to a designated spot. The number-one priority of the Giants is to provide the opportunity for as many fans as possible to view the trophy during the scheduled time periods. We appreciate your understanding.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the San Francisco Giants World Champions Trophy Tour presented by Visa?
A. For more than 52 years, Giants fans from throughout Northern California have demonstrated their unwavering support for the team. The World Champions Trophy Tour presented by Visa brings the championship celebration directly to our fans throughout Northern California, Southern Oregon and Western Nevada with special stops in Arizona and New York and allows the Giants to say thank you for 52 years of dedication to the orange and black.

How are the stops on the World Champions Trophy Tour presented by Visa selected?
A. The Giants have partnered with the civic leaders and local governments in key regions in Northern California, Southern Oregon and Western Nevada to create public viewings for Giants fans in the immediate and surrounding areas.

What cities are on the World Champions Trophy Tour presented by Visa?
A. The Trophy Tour is scheduled to begin in Sacramento and make stops throughout the northern part of the state, southern Oregon and Reno, Nevada. In addition to Sacramento, the tour will visit nine regions: the Central Valley (Stockton/ Modesto/Fresno); Northern State (Redding/Chico); Southern Oregon (Medford); North Coast (Eureka/Fort Bragg); Sierra Nevada (Tahoe/Reno); Monterey Peninsula (Monterey/Salinas/San Luis Obispo/Santa Cruz); North Bay (Santa Rosa/Wine Country/Marin); East Bay (Vallejo/Richmond/Walnut Creek/Pleasanton); and San Francisco Peninsula (San Jose/San Mateo/Santa Clara Counties). It will also make special stops in Arizona and New York.

What are the dates and times of the World Champions Trophy Tour presented by Visa stops?
A. The Tour will occur throughout the months of January, February, and March leading up to Opening Day. The Giants are currently working with each City to determine the exact dates and times of the stops, but they will happen each week, with multiple stops during most weeks. The stops will primarily be in the late afternoon or early evening to allow as many people as possible the opportunity to view the Trophy. The complete and updated schedule is posted on sfgiants.com.

How does the Trophy travel from stop to stop?
A. The World Champions Trophy will travel in a wrapped 2011 Toyota Tundra CrewMax supplied courtesy of the local Toyota Dealers Association.

What happens on a World Champions Trophy Tour presented by Visa stop?
A. Giants fans are invited to come to a specified location, selected by the local city or community partner, to view the Trophy. The Trophy will be on display for two hours during each stop. The Giants and their partners will do their best to accommodate all fans, but the lines will be managed on a first-come, first-served basis in the manner necessary to keep the viewing and tour on schedule and to always ensure the safety of those in line.

Is there a cost to view the Trophy?
A. There is no charge to attend the Trophy viewing. Fans do have the opportunity to have a professional photo taken with the trophy and can purchase those prints on-line.

Can fans use their own personal camera or photo device while viewing the Trophy?
A. Fans will be accommodated at each viewing on a first-come, first-served basis. An official photographer will take one photo of each fan with the trophy, and the additional use of personal cameras will be determined by the representatives accompanying the trophy based on the turnout of fans. However, while waiting in line for the official photo with the Trophy, fans can use their personal cameras up to a designated spot. The number-one priority of the Giants is to provide the opportunity for as many fans as possible to view the trophy during the scheduled time periods.

Can I touch the Trophy?
A. The Trophy will NOT BE ALLOWED to be touched by anyone, except the designated handler and security personnel who will accompany the Trophy at all times.

If my city or town is not one of the scheduled stops on the World Champions Trophy Tour presented by Visa, how can I get it to be?
A. We hope that the cities we have targeted are easily accessible and within a reasonable driving distance for most of our fans. If your city is not on our list and you would like to be considered as a host city for the Trophy Tour, you can contact the Giants, and we will determine if we can accommodate your city or town on our tour. You can reach us by emailing trophytour@sfgiants.com.

Major League Baseball World Series Trophy Fact Sheet

In 2000, Major League Baseball commissioned Tiffany & Co. to create one of the most celebrated awards in all of sports: the World Series Trophy. The Commissioner of Baseball presents this trophy to the winning team of the annual World Series. The goal of greatness is crafted into every detail of this revered trophy:

• The initial World Series trophy was created by Major League Baseball in 1967. The St. Louis Cardinals, who defeated the Boston Red Sox in seven games in the World Series that year, were the first World Series Champions to receive the trophy.
• Trophy's official name is "The Commissioner's Trophy." Each year, one full-sized trophy is crafted by Tiffany and awarded by the Commissioner of Baseball to the championship team.
• The trophy is created at Tiffany's workshop in New Jersey.
• Master artisans employ age-old techniques - spinning, silversmithing, chasing, hand engraving, and polishing - to create the trophy.
• Design features thirty pennants representing the teams in the American and National Baseball Leagues. The pennants encircle a dome base, which is etched with latitude/longitude lines symbolizing the globe and adorned with twenty-four karat gold vermeil applied stitches representing those on a baseball. Engraved on the base are the words, "Presented by the Commissioner of Baseball" along with the commissioner's signature.
• Sterling silver trophy weighs approximately 20 pounds and stands 24 inches high with a diameter of 11 inches.

Tiffany & Co. also creates the World Series MVP Trophy, presented to the Most Valuable Player of the World Series; the All-Star Home Run Derby Trophy, awarded by Major League Baseball to the winner of the Home Run Derby during All-Star Week; and the Commissioner's Historic Achievement Award which is awarded at the Commissioner's discretion. Previous winners include Cal Ripken Jr., Tony Gwynn, Roger Clemens, Ichiro Suzuki and Rachel Robinson.

Tiffany & Co. creates trophies for many of the world's greatest sporting events. These designs include the National Basketball Association Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy, the Vince Lombardi Trophy for the National Football League, and the U.S. Open Tennis Championship Trophies. Inspired by the transcendent form and energy of competition, these outstanding Tiffany designs are a lasting tribute to the athletes' dedication and the thrill of victory.