Joel C.
4/5/2025
One of the greatest parks that has one of the oldest fountains that had the pigeons that were there for the bath of the fountain. The park and the fountain that were over 100 years old the...
Horton Plaza Park
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900 4th Ave
San Diego, CA 92101
History
Horton Plaza Park is a world-class urban plaza in the heart of downtown San Diego. The new Horton Plaza Park is an exciting central gathering area providing a dynamic lineup of more than 200 public and private events per year. A Cabrillo arch-style amphitheater provides ample seating in the sun or beneath the stars, surrounded by eight 23 feet tall color changing light sculptures. The historic park and fountain - one of San Diego's oldest civic landmarks - have been restored to preserve their significance as regional treasures, and beautified for the enjoyment of the community today. Additional amenities include: *Three food and beverage pavilions operated by Starbucks, Bruxie and Sloan's *Interactive pop-jet fountain for splishing and splashing the day away *ArtsTix booth where guests can purchase tickets to local theaters and other San Diego attractions. *Complimentary WiFi *Convenient parking is available in the adjacent Westfield Horton Plaza Shopping Center.
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Horton Plaza Park is a world-class urban plaza in the heart of downtown San Diego.
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Reviews
3.051 reviews
Nikki J.
7/6/2025
I work a block away from this parking lot and the late night parking attendant tonight was much more rude than usual. He told us to basically go to a different parking garage since they were...
Joe E.
4/3/2025
Update*** it's open again! The fountain is still boarded up but you can actually go in the grass now.
Tank G.
1/27/2023
There is not much to this park. It spans 37,000 square feet and you will find a nice fountain, some paved walkways that go through it and some roped off grass areas that they ask you not to go...
Buick M.
12/23/2022
Such a gorgeous park. Feels more like a prison park though. Just another convenient place for pet owner's to relieve their dogs. Almost like every other park in San Diego. Totally unsustainable...
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