Padres Majestic Store

Padres Gift Store is awesome! They always provide fantastic customer service. The store is big and you might call it huge if comparing to other ballparks stores. The selection is fairly unique as quite a few hats, shirts, etc can’t be found anywhere else. The prices are steep at times, but really, it’s a ballpark store… what do you expect. A few times a year they have sales. If you can stop by during the sales, you will seriously get a steal of a deal.

Been to this place many times to buy countless things. Everything here you can pretty much find online for a significant amount cheaper. A few exclusive items that you can’t find online though but nothing special. The selection is as good as it gets for Padres merchandise as you would expect. If you want to customize your Padres jersey this is the place to go & it only takes about an hour.

Horrible, absolutely terrible customer service! My boyfriend & I came here to look for a jersey for him. There were so many workers but none cared to help us out. They were folding clothes, gossiping amongst each other, & avoiding every customer that tried to ask for help. We went to 5 different people & each were annoyed when we asked them questions. Even when we were at the cash register, which had 8 employees behind the counter, we had to wait 10 minutes until the manager (?) finally called someone to ring us up. Ugh!

Very rude store manager. Was too busy to look at me when I was asking her for help, she kept hanging shirts on the track. She acted like a child. They need to find a new sore manager ASAP. GO PADRES

I go to the Padre games quite often and have been into this store several times. Recently I purchased a phone cover that did not fit my phone. I took it with me (about a week later) back to the store. I had forgotten the receipt, but thought I would just be doing an exchange anyway. I was told at the register that I was only allowed to exchange it with no receipt. Upon looking, I discovered that the cover did not come an any other sizes. So I said if there was nothing else they could do I would come back once I had a receipt. Upon exiting the building, I was talking with my friend, when I was screamed at to stop while a man charged in front of me to block my exit. The woman greeter who had checked me in also got in on the action. I do understand the necessity of searching bags upon leaving the store, but the manner in which they are doing it is downright humiliating.
About a week later I return with the receipt and the cover. I failed to mention that I do not live by the stadium, rather a bit over an hour away. The reciept was fine and I was asked for the card that I used to pay for the purchase. Unfortunately I did not have that card with me. Frankly at this point I had forgotten what card I had used. I was told I was only able to exchange the item for other items that added up to that amount (this is a little under a 40 dollar item). I produced what I thought to be close to the dollar amount. I was 6 dollars off and forced to purchase a tube of Chapstick and donate the rest of the money to charity.
This time I remembered to not bring a purse with me so I was not chastised upon leaving.
The feeling I got was that the employees could care less if you are frustrated or not. So I am unclear if this review will do any good (improve customer service, post something or someone at the exit to let them know they will be searched). All and all it was simply a horrible experience and twice. Luckily for me Amazon and
sells a ton of Pod gear as you couldn’t pay me (well maybe you could) to go back there.

Here it is a store full of all kinds of Padres Stuff and All sorts of Padres Jerseys from Vintage to new and Lots of collectibles for any San Diego Padres Fan !! Of Course when I walk in I just dont want to leave because It feels cool just seeing all this new Padres Stuff from Jackets, Hats, Jerseys, all sorts of Padres Things I just want to buy it all but the only down part about this store is the Prices it is quite expensive for Padres gear here. So If you Happen to catch a game here at Petco Park I would Recommend stopping by the Padres Store it is quite a site to see !!! Every time I catch a game here I have to stop in this store just to take a look. Lets Go Padres !!!

The guy who owns this store must club baby seals and drink their blood while he makes fun of orphaned children, because he simply struck me as being «that kind of guy».
I was in the area to see my Cubs play the Padres, and was bored and decided to pop into this store for a quick look before heading to the ball park. The guy who must own this place is a big bearded guy who never spoke a word to me. He didn’t even bother to say hello, or anything! The store only sells Padres and Chargers stuff, and it is all at full suggested retail, so don’t expect any bargains. The entire time I was looking at hate (there were hats form other teams) he came over to me, stood about 20 feet away, and watched me as if he thought i was going to steal something. I wasn’t wearing a Raiders hat, so i am not sure why he thought I would steal.
I got creeped out by this guy, so I decided to leave. But before leaving I reached into my bag because I thought I felt my phone vibrate, and he immediately asked me what I dropped in my bag. I was so offended. I opened it, showed it to him, and told him to take his over-​priced crap and flush it because nobody in their right mind would buy it (he must survive off stupid rich tourists).
If you want to buy Padres crap and not pay stupid prices, go to a local Kohls or Target.

***The Padres Team Store is bigger than the stadium gift shops you will find in Oakland, Chicago and Arizona (though you might not find really unique stuff here)***
The Padres’ main gift shop located in Petco Park is pretty similar to the other main gift shops I have visited in other ballparks – they have a very good selection of home team gear (lot of shirts and lots of hats that are available in many different colors and styles, including styles you will have a hard time finding elsewhere).
Like other ballpark gift shops, the souvenirs and apparel are quite expensive. But also like other ballpark gift shops, at least the material is a good quality (and a little better than the discounted shirts and hats you may find at a department store or sports apparel store).
I did notice a few nice touches throughout the store for non-​Padres fans. For fans of visiting teams, they had team baseball card sets from many National League teams (the sets of baseball cards were under $ 10). I felt that was reasonable; that might be more expensive than Target, but Target usually only carries the regional or big teams (Yankees, Red Sox).
They were also selling mini helmet standings boards, which can be a nice decoration for an office or a kid’s room (though maybe a task to keep it updated). I did not see any visiting team apparel though that kind of merchandise can be hard to find at any stadium.
The staff was friendly.
The Padres Store is a nice gift shop that is a good way to kill a few minutes before a game. They have a good selection of items, but pretty much everything is overpriced (as is to be expected). Still, there is a wide range of goods and thus a wide range of prices – so if you have to get something to take home and have some shopping discipline, you can probably find it here without spending too much.
I am not sure if this store is open to non-​ticket holders, but the stadium is located in the Gaslamp District. You could easily park there and then walk over here.

I forgot my baseball cap for a day game, so I decided to head over here and look for a new one. A buddy from Seattle was with me, and wanted to check out the park, so I decided to show him the gift shop first.
Wow, there were so many caps to choose from, it took me a while to pick. I finally settled on a Tucson Padres cap as I’m a huge minor league baseball fan.
The prices aren’t amazing, but really how many times am I going to have to buy something at a game?
If you need some souvenirs or want to buy something, this is a great location to do so.

Padres Majestic Store is similar to most of the gift shops that you can find at arenas and ballparks. You can probably find the item that you want, just at a premium price.
There’s a fairly wide array of clothing; if you’re looking for a jersey, cap or Padres sweatervest you can probably find it here. I was impressed with the range of caps that were available. There’s a multitude of colors with several versions of the old-​school 70’s Padres caps available here. Caps were available in multiple sizes (for the fit caps) as well as several that were velcro adjustable. I was actually tired of getting sunburnt, so I was able to find a suitable cap that would keep me from being charbroiled further.
The store is clean and I didn’t have a problem with service here. With a hot afternoon in San Diego, I can also happily report that they have excellent air conditioning here.

If customer service was air, you’d suffocate in here. The store is very nice inside, very fancy, except for the lack of lighting (it’s bloody dark in there!) Prices are full retail, so don’t expect any bargains.
But, customer service of any sort is lacking. I called this afternoon to verify their hours and the person that answered the phone mumbled something. I checked my phone display and I’d dialed the right number. «Is this the Padres store?» I asked, and the person said something to the effect of yes. I asked about the hours and they mumbled something like «3pm close early inventory,» I think. So, I went in. I saw one person on the floor while I was shopping and he asked if I needed any help, and I said I was ok. So, I got my stuff and went to the registers. And waited 3 minutes (I timed it before I bailed) at the register. I guess it was too dark in there to see a customer standing at the (unmanned) registers. I dumped my stuff on the counter and left.
I went to Sports Palace (see my review, 1 block north) and got my stuff at 10−20% cheaper than this place.
Oh, and it’s actually at 7^th & K, not whatever the address actually says.

Like the ballpark itself, this is a really attractive store with plenty of choices. Want autographed Randy Jones BBQ Sauce? You can get it here along with lots of retro caps and jerseys, programs (in both English and Spanish) and yearbooks, and tons of caps although I always wonder why they can’t offer other teams as well (Dodgers and Giants are also both guilty of this). Few specials, so everything is pretty much at full price. Store is open every day so you can go even on a non game day.