Huge shoutout to the employees who clean up after concerts and games! I was at the Chris Brown and Usher concert on Tuesday in Suite 703. Halfway through the show, I noticed my engagement ring was gone. I freaked out and searched everywhere, but had no luck. My friends refused to give up, so we checked the deck below us, and the employees there actually found my ring! I still can't believe it. They literally found a needle in a haystack. Thank you for your honesty and kindness. God bless you all. We need more people like y'all in this world! read more

Levi's Stadium is the latest stadium in the Bay Area. I've watched the 49ers play, the San Jose Earthquakes' first game, and several concerts. In the beginning, the security and parking were awful, but during my most recent visits for concerts, it was a breeze going through security (of course ensuring that all guidelines were met) and scanning my tickets. The staff were friendly and wished my group a good time and that the concert was about to start and we didn't miss anything. There is a variety of food stands to choose from; however, it would be better if they offered a few other types rather than the standard hot dog/fries/tenders booths. Pricing is okay, not great, but it's within the "new normal" range in the Bay Area. The bathrooms are relatively clean and toilets have automatic flushing. While there may be a long line out the door, just know that there are a lot of stalls inside the restroom and it actually goes by pretty quickly. If you're planning to visit Levi's for an event, make sure you know where to park and plan your travel accordingly as freeways and streets get congested and slow. Overall, Santa Clara does a decent job of handling the traffic on the streets than when they first opened so the flow moves pretty well. If you can park further away and walk, that will save you a lot of money. Lastly, if you are attending a concert in the evening or watching a game, bring a light jacket or sweatshirt as it can get windy/breezy within the stadium seats. read more

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This stadium has the worst logistics and organization ! Will never attend an event at this stadium again. I recently attended a concert over the weekend I had been looking forward to for months. First off getting to the stadium was a hike!!! And I made the mistake of thinking i could wear heels . After walking a mile or so just to get in line we went through security where I was told my tiny Coach purse that only fits my phone was too big . Then it wasnt clear how to access the floor seats we had so we went up the escalator to just be told to head back downstairs. Then when we got downstairs we were told we had to go back to the entrance of the stadium to get our wristbands . We had to go through security all over again . Then after finally getting wristbands we made our way into the arena. There was only ONE bar to get drinks!!! And that one bar was all the way on the other side of the arena. And only 4 bartenders working . Needless to say we didn't get any drinks because the line was so long we didn't want to miss the show. WORST EXPERIENCE AT A CONCERT EVER. For the price of the tickets the treatment and organization should have been 20x better than what we experienced. Then Leaving the venue is a horror show. All the streets were blocked . Near the stadium Ubers were over $100!! We had to walk 3 miles or so to get a Lyft under $60. Horrible logistics at this stadium. read more

Shout out to my Big Sis!! Not only is she the reason why I had my first opportunity to officially visit Levi's Stadium but she also made it that much more memorable due to the experience being The R&B Tour [Day2]]. Yes, Usher & Chris Brown both sharing the stage and giving off a performance that you will remember for a lifetime!!!! First and foremost, this place is massive. This open air stadium has roughly 68,500 seats and is the perfect home to host any large, theatrical event. The screens are gi-normous and the pyrotechnics display was 100% flawless. The open space and layout of the stadium really handled everything so well. Being that the stadium is in the heart of Silicon Valley, opting to use public transportation is pretty convenient. Whether you are interested in the light rail, Caltrain, or BART, these options make it easy to avoid driving yourself. I can't speak on the options or cost of food sold at Levi's but the drinks are expensive AF. I'm pretty certain the food situation isn't too far off when it comes to pricing. But isn't that to be expected?? Even with the show being sold out, the bathroom situation wasn't as bad as I thought- maybe I just had lucky timing. The toilets had tp, the stalls seemed fairly stocked with toilet liners, but there was no soap!!! Make sure to bring your own sanitizer or bum some offa stranger!! 4/5 stars. Crowds and dealing with large events aren't my kinda thing but when you have an assertive and brain-y sister like mine, you just keep up with her and she gots it all covered! The show was absolutely phenomenal and I would not hesitate to come back to Levi's Stadium again!! **Cheers to great company, all the FEELS, & memories that I will hold dear forever!!** read more

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I visited Levi's Stadium to attend the Karol G concert and had a seat at the club level in section 217. First, if you're attending a concert, there's typically multiple lines for purchasing merch so I recommend walking around to spot the shortest one. Depending on where your seat is, there are plenty of food options and accessible restrooms. At the club level, there's also convenient access to food and really nice restrooms as well. The seat I had was super comfy and a great side view of the main stage and screens. In the beginning, the sun was getting in my eyes but it wasn't too bad as the night went on. Although people were standing throughout the show, I was still able to get a good view and it wasn't a problem at all for me. The view from the club level is beautiful and I loved being able to also see the fireworks go off. Levi's Stadium is spacious, clean, has many amenities and is great for games and concerts. read more

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I've been to this stadium a few time for shows but finally came for some preseason football. Getting in and out is pretty easy, the vibes in the parking lots before the game are great. Sucks that there's hardly any shade though so during the day games are probably brutal. There's lots of food and drink options but pretty over priced. read more

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My girlfriend too me to see Ed Sheeran, the Loop Tour. Wow!!! All the associates that work there are so friendly, Levi's Stadium - Santa Clara Graton Resort & Casino Club Level Bartender - Carol, she was so helpful with all my drinks and an amazing personality. The club was so clean and spacious. A must visit. read more

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Fantastic experience at Levi's (San Francisco Bay Area stadium) for World Cup game. The entry was smooth, lot of stadium dining and drink options. Block 141 had great views of the entire field. read more

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Came here on Tuesday for the World Cup game! It went very smooth in terms of entering and leaving the stadium. We got there before 6pm when the gate opened. Security went fast. Everything was very well organized. Row 232 row 7 and seat 7 & 8 were great! Impressive! read more

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The very very heavily over weight women (Latin features dark hair double chin) working the box office was extremely rude and rolling her eyes to paying customers, better off buying online.. no use dealing with ppl tht hate there lives n enjoy being rude jus because they can at there minimum wage job. Side note: security was very welcoming helpful n always smiled back made me consider giving the place another shot read more

It's a great place to watch a football game especially when the 49ers are doing well. It's also recommended to go during evening games. At night, it can get really cold and windy, but during the day, if you don't have specific seats, you'll get the full exposure to the sun. You can potentially be baked alive. For concerts, you'll have to get used to early evening concerts. No late night concerts unfortunately due to being in a neighborhood. read more

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We got tickets for the training of the 49s and it was an experience!! We had a blast, we got the tickets for 20 dlls each and decided to travel from highland Ca to Santa Clara for this event, we arrived at 9 am at the stadium and some shuttles were taking people to the actual place for the training, everyone involved in this event was extremely nice, the guy in the wheelchair at the entrance was very nice and polite, I even saw him helping a person desínflate his ball so he could take it with him, the training was a very nice experience read more

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This review is for the vegan food options- there are several Stadium Favorites stalls around the stadium, but not all have the same menu. I walked around for a while until I found one that had the vegan hot dog. Vegan hot dog was great, there is a free condiment station to load up as well. Appreciate the vegan food option, although it is pretty much the only one. read more

Levi's Stadium - vegan hot dog - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Santa Clara, California

A pretty large stadium that is current and well kept. Went to a World Cup game here and had a blast. Parking can be a nightmare depending on if they have parking available or blocked off the parking lot like they did for this event. Expect heavy traffic before and after events, $$ for food, drinks, and souvenirs and lots of people to be crammed into this venue. Surprisingly the seating was not super cramped and we had excellent views even from up in the "poor seats". LADIES and Gentlemen who carry purses: note: do not bring them or have a clear bag or they will not let you in. At this event they had a van of lockers you could pay $$$$ to lock them up but be prepared for the cost and time it takes to go, pay, secure, and pick-up. read more

I recently attended the Levi's Stadium (renamed San Francisco Bay Area Stadium) for a Fifa World Cup game. This is the first time I have been to a stadium on the West Coast, and I was extremely impressed. Even with many people in attendance, the stadium never felt too "full," and was easily able to handle the amount of crowds. The staff was extremely helpful at providing directions to area and the VTA light rail. I recommend that if you want drink or food, to wait until after the game starts as the lines will die down extremely quickly. Hopefully, I can visit this stadium for another game! read more

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The security think they own the place. Very condescending. Denied me for ADA entrance. Yelled at me and my friend. Didn't even let us say a word. He threaten to cancel our tickets. Not saying it's anything RACIAL but I am putting it out there it seemed like it in our eyes. Didn't see you talking to anyone else like that. Whatever you do your job. read more

Five stars for the mighty home of the Faithful Levi's Stadium, where the red and gold glow like a California sunset and the spirit of the San Francisco 49ers rolls through the air like thunder off the Bay. From the outside, the place looks like a modern fortress built for football royalty steel, glass, banners snapping in the wind. Fans in scarlet jerseys circle the stadium like prospectors chasing gold, laughing, grilling, chanting "Niners! Niners!" It's part tailgate, part carnival, part time machine back to Montana, Rice, and the glory days history humming in every step, rhyme in every chime, red and gold bold. Step inside and BOOM the lights hit you like a halftime drumline to the chest. The field glows emerald bright while the stands explode in waves of red, the crowd roaring like a coastal storm. The sound system pounds, the Faithful get loud, and everywhere you turn there's something cooking: garlic fries sizzling, barbecue smoking, craft beer flowing like a victory parade. It's lights, bites, and fight-night vibes the kind of place where every cheer rhymes with "touchdown time," and every play makes the whole stadium shake like an earthquake highlight. And man, when the game kicks off, nostalgia hits like a blitz. The chants rise, the lights flash, and the crowd moves as one roaring sea of red and gold energy. It's football theater, comedy, chaos the kind of electric madness that would make even a stand-up comic shout, "THIS IS INSANE!" You don't just watch a game here... you ride the wave, you shout till you're hoarse, you leave smiling like you struck gold in the end zone. Bang Bang Niner Gang. Five stars, no doubt. read more

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Let the games begin Keeping it safe for FIFA mean green machine good weather sunny skies NOT 108 read more

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Section 101 row 34 seats 1-4 was a great view! Row before us had shading from above! Staffs and officers all did a good job guiding us through the end from cal train to stadium. Coco cola & pannini had a collaboration and there's 12 stickers if you buy cola here which I didn't find out till after but cool to know for next time . Super sunny, recommend bringing a hat and sunscreen or cover or check the weather before coming. read more

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Attending the Super Bowl at Levi's Stadium was absolutely amazing! The energy and vibes throughout the stadium were incredible, and everything felt really well organized. It was surprisingly easy to find our section and seats, which made the whole experience even smoother. Once we got to our seats, the views were awesome -- definitely one of those moments where you just stop and take it all in. The drinks were a little pricey, but that's pretty expected at a huge event like the Super Bowl. On the plus side, the food was actually really good, which made up for it. Overall, it was such a fun experience and an unforgettable atmosphere. Definitely a game I'll never forget! read more

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My first NFL game at Levi's Stadium [Santa Clara CA] I was so looking forward to my first NFL game where the Niners played against the Atlanta Falcons. It was also televised in primetime. We arrived a couple of hours early and checked out the vibe, walking through the parking lot we saw all kinds of tailgate parties-- music, food, drinks, games... it was about creating the ultimate pre-game atmosphere. We breezed through the stadium gates and everything went smooth for the most part. We had seats in the 407 Section... it was up there and facing the sun but I was just glad to be able to watch the game live. Btw, watching that sunset from the stands was epic. It was a beautiful view with the sun setting while Christian McCaffrey made a touchdown. The food was expensive, your normal stadium prices. Luckily for us we filled up before heading to the game. The stadium employees were welcoming, friendly and helpful... they must've sensed that it was our first time there LoL! The atmosphere was fun, with pregame fireworks show, the fans were wild and it was everything what I expected to experience in a game. It was a Throwback Sunday game and I believe it was D'Wayne Wiggins from the R&B group Tony! Toni! Toné! sang the National Anthem and Joey Fatone from NSYNC performed during the halftime show. The Niners won that evening against the ATL Falcons, 20-10. Getting back to the car was another story, it was a long walk back LoL! Home of San Francisco 49ers. Review #3947 read more

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One of the best all weather open roofed stadiums on the West Coast of the USA. It almost never snows in northern Santa Clara. Fans are blessed to have pleasant outdoor weather for most of the year. Occasional rain in the winter and that is it. It can get hot in the summer though. Thank the heavens for the consistent summer cool breeze in the summer off the San Francisco Bay. This stadium has the rare illusion of appearing small from the outside. However, the fact it has the capacity to hold more than 65,000 people gives it a TARDIS-like quality (Note: Dr. Who's inter dimensional police box vehicle was larger in the inside. TARDIS stands for 'Time And Relative Dimension(s) In Space'). Take public transport. You can park free in a lot of areas a few stops away. You can also easily bicycle to the stadium. Light rain and Amtrak trains stop here. read more

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Levi's Stadium employees specially the security need better customer service training. Being firm is part of the job, but there's no reason to be rude or disrespectful. A little kindness and professionalism go a long way. People come to enjoy an event, and they deserve to be treated with courtesy and respect. read more

Love Levi's stadium. It is large and open and airy. The stadium seating is nice but could use seats that are a little bit wider. There is ample food offerings and definitely something for everyone. They have a large team store as well as a smaller one on the concourse. There is a 49er museum, which is definitely a must see if you are there. As with the all stadium's parking is interesting, but they do have lots surrounding the stadium that you can purchase parking passes for. All of the staff that I have encountered whether it was going through the security line at the concession stands in the Team store or the museum have all been fabulous. They have the patients of Saints having to deal with so many people, and they deserve a round of applause. The field itself is nice. The large screens they have are amazing and we are definitely a fan of the Corgi races in between quarters. We've been to the stadium several times now and we can't wait to go back again. Go Niners! read more

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It was pretty easy to get in. Security was quick. The seating was good and easy to find. We had seats right behind the field goal but we were mostly in the united club. The club was nice, easy to access, clean and convenient. All you have to do is check in and then you have access to whatever you'd like. So overall was a pretty good experience. read more

Levi's Stadium is one of my favorite stadiums to visit. It is clean, modern, and easy to get around. I have SoFi as my home stadium, but Levi's gives it a run for its money. I took the train into Levi's, which is always a plus. The fans had good energy, the sound system was excellent, and the entire environment felt welcoming. I got my bucket hat, watched a great game, and had a smooth experience from start to finish. read more

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Always a 5 star experience. From the Cache Creek Field Club to the suites, I've truly been enjoying my game day experience. Great vibes, great staff, and good energy. Looking forward to each game. read more

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I came here for the Metallica concert in June 2025 after wanting to see Metallica all my life. Levi's Stadium is huge and iconic (Superbowl has been hosted here), but getting here and parking is atrocious. I took a Lyft from Bart, and my Lyft driver had to drop me off quite a walk away because he couldn't get close to the stadium itself. Concert itself was memorable. Once I had to leave the stadium after the show ended, public transportation was done for the night, and it was a s***show when it came to getting rideshare. We had to walk about a mile to a rideshare location, and the prices of the rideshares skyrocketed like crazy. What choice did I have? I need to get home. If I can avoid Levi's Stadium, I would at all costs. read more

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This was my 2nd time seeing a concert here. I recently went to see, The Weeknd. I left SF around 7pm and got here in an hour with no traffic. I found free parking in the neighborhood. It was a 30 mins walk. There are porta potties in the parking lot of the stadium. If you rode your bike here they offer a dedicated bicycle parking area. Once inside, you have your standard fast food fare and alcohol sellers. If you are looking for canned beer, you don't have to line up. Just walk around and you have people selling them. You can also get Peet's coffee. They do cashless payments only. They have a machine to convert your cash into a prepaid card. Note, they stop selling alcohol after 10pm. After leaving the stadium you can get those people that ride their carts to your car. I was quoted $50 but negotiated down to $40. It seats about 5 people, 4 comfortably. I declined the offer but later regretted walking 30 mins to my car. read more

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We came to Levi's Stadium for two World Cup games, and while the soccer atmosphere was incredible, the concession food was a huge disappointment. The hot dogs were small, overpriced, and honestly not very good. The rest of the food options inside the stadium were also very limited and underwhelming. The beer selection was equally disappointing, with very few choices available. By the second game, we decided to skip the stadium concessions altogether. Instead, we grabbed a super burrito from the taco truck in the fan zone and picked up an IPA from one of the vendors selling beer and water. That ended up being a much better experience. The World Cup atmosphere and the excitement of the games made the trip worthwhile, but Levi's Stadium really needs to improve its food and beverage options, especially during major international events. read more

I went to the USA vs. Bosnia World Cup match, and it was my first time visiting the Santa Clara stadium. The atmosphere itself was incredible, and being part of that kind of crowd for an international match was genuinely memorable. Unfortunately, that experience happened despite the venue, not because of it. The stadium design is shockingly poor for a venue of this scale. A huge portion of the seating was in direct sunlight throughout the match, and many seats had fans looking straight into the sun while trying to watch the game. That is not a minor inconvenience. It directly affects the fan experience, comfort, visibility, and safety on a hot day. You can tell ticket prices reflect this flaw, with shaded seats clearly being more desirable. For a stadium that cost this much money and was built to host major events, it is honestly hard to understand how this design was approved. The sound design was another major issue. The music and stadium audio seemed to come overwhelmingly from one major section, particularly near the south side of the stadium. Elsewhere, the noise level felt reasonable for a live sporting event. But in the south stand fan section, the volume was excessive and relentless. It felt like being blasted with music and announcements to the point where having a normal conversation was impossible without yelling. I expect that at a concert. At a soccer match, it is ridiculous. What made it worse was how uneven the sound felt across the stadium. It was not just loud everywhere because of the crowd or the event itself. It felt disproportionately concentrated in one area, which made that section noticeably worse to stand in. The poor planning shows up in smaller details too. The concession areas do not appear to have enough live game viewing options for people waiting in line. In 2026, that should be basic. If fans are going to miss several minutes of the match because lines move slowly, there should at least be TVs showing the live action. That is standard fan-experience thinking, and it seems to have been overlooked. The standing room and eating areas are another example of bad design. Many of them are positioned in ways that make it difficult or impossible to actually watch the game while using them. If the point is to give fans a place to eat, drink, and still stay connected to the event, then those areas need clear sightlines. Otherwise, they are just awkward dead zones. These are not isolated complaints. They point to a broader issue: the stadium feels like it was designed without enough thought for the actual fan experience. From the sun exposure, to the sightlines, to the concessions, to the uneven and excessive audio, the venue repeatedly made the day more difficult than it needed to be. The atmosphere for the USA vs. Bosnia match was special. The venue itself was not. For a stadium meant to host world-class events, that is unacceptable. Overall, this was probably one of the worst-designed stadiums I have ever visited. read more

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Went to Levi's Stadium to watch the 49ers play the Jaguars. It was a busy stadium with full-on tailgating and a lively crowd. There were plenty of food options and lots of restrooms--I never had to wait in line. There were also many bar carts around the stadium, making it easy to grab drinks. read more

Levi's Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Santa Clara, California

Levi stadium is home of the San Francisco 49ers and easily accessible through public transportation or via your own vehicle and parking up close and personal in an assigned parking lot. The vibe walking through the parking lot to the entrance is welcoming and exciting to see fans coming together to have a great time! From gear being sold to seeing happiness across faces... Definitely an amazing first experience. The downfall was the baggage check...Definitely not the funnest or quickest and definitely a happiness killer. You go from 1 of 2 lines to be shuffled into a other line that is more like a secondary check... those who get the green flag, get to skip the 2nd line and head straight to enter (after scanning your tickets of course) but not only are you waiting in the 2nd line and no matter how long, the line then merges with another line and pushes you further back from the entrance site. There needs to be MORE baggage check areas or do not have the lines merge. After that, the entrance is all electronic, scan your phone and your golden! From awesome pre-game giveaways to photo opps to the museum and club store, you come early to do all you can do and experience it all but it seems there is not enough time to do it all! A huge seller is season ticket holders receive unlimited food and nonalocholic drinks (4 per person per visit at a time until the end of the 3rd quarter) from nachos to hot dog, sausage, popcorn, fries, chicken tenders, Candy, soda and more - what is not to love! Then comes pregame show and the excitement and entertainment and then the game starts and there is always something to chant or say or watch. Half time gets busy at concessions so plan accordingly! Never a dull moment, never did I look at my watch/phone for the time. Everyone is so engaged and the love for the team is amazing and I couldn't have asked for a better game to take my son to his first game! Did I mention we won?! Awwwe now comes the exit, you are kind of funneled into the parklot/trolley lines... there seemed to be NO staff helping monitor lines, which kind of sucked as many people would cut through and in front of people, when we are all just trying to make it home safely. In any event, cant wait to come back! #Go49ers read more

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It's a fairly easy stadium to navigate, they should add food venders & location s to their app so you can make good choices on what's good to eat. Pre Season ticket prices are the only games I can get reasonably priced seats. Parking set up is pretty good, I want to tailgate this year. My son loves football too so we go at least once a year. Traffic going back to East Bay was a BEAR this time! Thank goodness for WAZE! Let's GO NINERRZZZZ read more

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Levi's was overall an awesome experience for Morgan Wallen concert. Entry was pretty quick just have to remember they only allow clear big bags or else tiny clutches and some security do measure. Pretty easy finding seats, plenty of food and drink stalls open and line loves fast. The guy making out drinks was really nice and passionate. Our drinks were awesome! The chicken tenders with fries were very good. It gets cold at night so dont forget to bring a jacket like i did. Bathrooms were well stocked with tissue and seat covers which i appreciated. Getting an uber was a pain after getting out and had to walk alot but finally got home hours later. read more

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An excellent stadium to watch the 2026 World Cup soccer matches. Great sight lines throughout the stadium. It has a wide variety of food offerings. Plenty of places to sit and relax before the start of the match and plenty of large restrooms throughout the stadium. read more

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Morgan Wallen at Levi's Stadium I had to do it. My team, my guy lol Ok MW was amazing, great songs great show... but I changed my mind about the stadium itself. I gave it 4 stars because I love my niners... but I gotta be real all the concourses are PACKED. And they built it so the owners suites take up a whole a$$ side of the field, probably with AC while the other side of the stadium that gets the most sun BAKES. I still have a little PTSD from last years hottest game ever recorded (by almost TWENTY degrees!). The concourses are not wide enough and you're shoulder to shoulder traffic jam. So many club level access seats too but too pricey for us common folk. 49ers will always be my team, but they could have done a bit better. Morgan Wallen is 1000 percent recommended, no matter what stadium. read more

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My second time and the parking situation even when paying a lot is the worse in all the stadiums I've been to. I've went to so many concerts. I came here for a 9er game and Morgan Wallen. People sat in cars for over a hour to move an inch to leave. Not enough drink selection and I'm glad I wasn't hungry as they didn't have many areas to buy from nor a great selection. If you buy parking know that if you go to shuttle back you may wait a hour or more to shuttle back to your car as well. People weren't able to get a Uber To me this is so unsafe as how do we keep people making great decisions to uber if they know one won't even be available due to it being impossible to get to the venue? Seats are not as bad as the golden one size wise reason for a better star count read more

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First time going into the stadium after seeing it for years. It's pretty nice. Especially enjoyed the museum. Since it is a stadium we had to try the garlic fries. Though it was good, I could use more garlic. It was a great experience to be able to step on turf and explore the stadium. read more

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We went to the first 49ers preseason game -- so of course, it was packed. The security line was crowded, but honestly, a lot of people just skipped the metal detector entirely. They scanned their tickets and walked right in. No control at all. Inside, the food options were impressive: nachos, chicken tenders with fries, pizza, vegan sandwiches -- you name it. And surprisingly, it actually tasted good for stadium food (which is saying something). Even though the Niners lost, the stadium itself was set up really well. Great sound system, clear visuals, and overall a fun atmosphere... if you ignore the security part. Austin Yee read more

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