Levi's Stadium

The stadium is stunning. It has an extraordinary architecture which makes it unique. You can see very well from everywhere and always have a good view of the screen. The food and drinks on offer are also very good. There are also many bars. The only negative is that the stands are completely in the sun or rain. It offers no protection and that can be very uncomfortable.

Had been to fireworks on July 14th, it was good a great experience. Wasn’t easy to find parking as I parked on main spots which was unusual for them to allow.

Came here to watch the lions play the 49ers are was blown away by how beautiful this stadium is. The location is beautiful as there are nothing but mountains in the background. There was a bad seat in the house. The concessions were over priced and the food was nothing special. I will say though the fan base is rowdy and poor sports when they lose. We did no trash talking but wore our team colors and more than 5 people tried us. BUT there were some cool fans as well. The experience was awesome and this was by far one of the best nfl stadiums I have ever been to.

Awesome Atmosphere with Of course the best Fans in the League. Traveled from Florida to see the best team in the League right here in this awesome stadium. Although we did lose it was a great overall experience!! GO NINERS 🔴🟡🔴

I saw a completely sold -out Metallica concert here and I was up in the high elevation seating, couldn't see much, and the wind whipping around the stands was absolutely freezing. The areas had terribly inadequate signage for finding your seat. The place selling beverages didn't have hot tea and the overpriced hot chocolate was tiny. On the plus side, there were decent food options, the same as I would expect for a sports arena. There were large screens for seeing what couldn't be seen by eye. The music was a good volume. There was zero line to get in at 8pm (and doors opened at 4pm, show started at 6) - also the ticket was conveniently by electronic phone tap. The public transport was organized well enough that I didn't have to wait long for the lightrail after the show. I don't think I'll ever be back to this venue, it's not for me.

Nice stadium, has convenient VTA lite rail trolley service for arriving and departing. Large parking lot. For sport events like the 49ers i think tailgating was stopped in 23' or 24' so check before going if that's yer party plan. Lots of parking but very expensive. Decent amount of traffic coming or going so plan ahead. Lots of blocked off streets so again plan ahead. Not alot of street vendors during concerts but does step up the presence during 49er games. Good luck stay safe.

Large, modern, multi-functional stadium in Santa Clara. Clean facilities and efficient beverage/food service. Nice corporate suites. Large parking lot, but spaces are narrow and some of the lots are a 15-minute walk away. Close to a lot of hotels such as Hyatt, Hilton, and Marriott.

Plenty of restaurants and variety of food options. I had the loaded tots and they were amazing! Bathrooms were clean and quick to get into. Screen were big and clear. Great view of the field even though we were on level 3. Fans were fun to be around. We felt very safe. It was a great experience! Go 49ers!!!

I've been to the Levi's Stadium for at least one game, 5K run and recently for holiday photos (latter thanks to a friend who is a season ticket holder). STARS (stand out qualities) -Beautiful and clean facility outside and inside -5K and Holiday photo event were so well run and fun STAIRS (areas of growth) -Prices are usually high to get in -I think one side of stadium gets really sunny and hot Go Niners!

I attended the last 49ers game of 2024 at Levi's Stadium, and overall, it was a solid experience. The stadium itself is impressive. The modern design and thoughtful layout make it easy to navigate once you're inside. The seating is comfortable, and the sightlines from nearly every section are excellent. You can tell a lot of effort went into creating a top-notch facility for fans. The amenities were also a highlight, with plenty of food and drink options catering to a variety of tastes. That said, the parking situation left much to be desired. We were parked so far away it was a mission to get to the stadium this round as the shuttles were done. Despite the parking challenges, Levi's Stadium is undeniably a great venue especially when your friend covers your parking and ticket. The parking shuttles kicked in overdrive on the way out. Be back for sure.

It's been ten years since I last visited... Still such a fun stadium! Clean, convenient and open to the elements. Sure, 49ers Fans get roudy but it's expected. Ubers are cheap and the airport is only 15 minutes away. I'll be back soon! Happy New Year Yelpers!

Good time at this stadium. Good seating and spacing. And a nice view of the action from just about anywhere you are postioned.

I have been to so many stadiums over the years, and I have to say, Levi's Stadium is very nice. It's super clean, I mean super duper clean. At halftime the bathrooms were still fresh as a daisy...lol! Food was decent. Customer service, event staff, and security great! Quality of food, meh, but that's pretty normal for a stadium.

Went for the recent Chiefs game and had a great time. Great energy and overall experience at the stadium. Easy access to parking and into the stadium. Wasn't even really paying attention much and went right to our seats. Plenty of food vendors kept the lines short (all things considered) and moving. Would love to see a concert there!

I have attended several events at Levi's Stadium and to this day, sometimes I feel unprepared every single time. Some days it's quite cold, some days it's quite hot, some days it's not too busy, and some days it is beyond crowded. I have never parked at Levi's Stadium just because I know how crazy expensive the parking can be, so I always take the VTA Light Rail to Levi's Stadium which is inexpensive and drops you right in front. However, to go home on the light rail is another story where it is a hot mess and is always super disorganized. One of my favorite events to attend at Levi's Stadium are the concerts. It always feels very epic and takes me away from reality. There's plenty of bathrooms at Levi's Stadium and pretty much every seat has a great view. But, the concession stands are overly priced and the lines are so long. So I always try to eat before or after events there. Also, the staff at Levi's Stadium usually doesn't know where your seats are and it's always hard to find your section and seats. One thing I do like is that the Wi-Fi is pretty good at Levi's Stadium haha. I can't wait to attend another event at Levi's Stadium but I hope that some of the challenges can be fixed.

Attended the game. 501 club seats. Amazing experience. Great atmosphere. It was hot. But beyond the heat. I enjoyed it. Got the win. Bang bang!

I have been to Levi's Stadium twice now, but surprisingly not for a football game. We visited yesterday for the Chelsea vs. Wrexham soccer game -- 32,000+ fans last night! My brother in law lives close to the stadium so we had a quick $6 Lyft trip and didn't have to deal with parking which I hear can be a nightmare. We had great seats for the soccer game and they were easy to find. I wasn't blown away by the stadium, it is nice especially with the Bay breeze, but it's not the best one I've been to. I can see concerts being really good here, but I feel like it lacks with some of the other stadiums out there. Didn't really get a chance to try any food or drinks, so I can't comment on the options or pricing, but I am hoping to be back for a Niners game this upcoming season and will update my review!

I can't believe it's been 10 years being a Season Ticket Holder of the San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium!! This year marks 10 years that the Stadium was built and I've been coming here for 10 Seasons! We saw the Niners beat the Cowboys 30-24 on Sunday Night Football! I got to witness Super Bowl 50 here also! That was a well organized event for all the activities going on during the week! And the College Championship that Clemson won! It's been a transition in progress as parking was disorganized the first couple years. It really was a mess leaving after the game. It still takes time but is a lot better now. And yes you can't beat the character and ambience of Candlestick Park! It really felt like home with the soggy field and the cold foggy weather!! Now we have heat and blinding sun if you are on the visitor's side (East side). Plan on sunscreen and being hydrated if you sit on the visitor's side! I have seats in the United Club on the west side so it is mostly in the shade! The vibe is getting better now that the team is winning but at the opening it was a "cold feeling" and we truly didn't feel like home field advantage! In the Club they have 2 food courts (food and non-alcoholic drinks included). They offer popcorn, candy, Slice House pizza by Tony Gemignani, Nathan's hotdogs, crinkle cut French fries, Starbird chicken tenders, pastrami sandwiches, Eastside burger, homemade chips by Chef Baca. Attendants scan your tickets now before you enter the food court to check you belong there and even entering your seat area. This is helping to control the crowd that got in so it seems less congested now. The quality of food still can be improved as the pretzels this time were hard as crackers and not soft and doughy like they could be. They were horrible to be honest! Restrooms are clean and large. It does beat Candlestick on that part and when you walk the concourse they did build them much wider so the flow of fans can move thru not cramped and crowded like cattle at Candlestick. The museum is well put together also and is definitely worth checking out! Plan on a good hour if you want to go before a game. There is a recreation of Bill Walsh's office in there. GO NINERS!!!!

Football experience when the weather cooperates. Not much for shade and other than the luxury boxes and a very small portion of the stadium you get roasted. I've been twice now. Lucky for us the first time it was a mild day. The second time most all were roasting and we had a spot in the shade until the waning moments of the fourth quarter. I'm not likely to return given I've had a couple games where I've been fortunate. I'll stick to taking in the game on television. This stadium missed the mark for me.

Had good time at a 9ers preseason game vs Saints. Seats in Levi's club. Easy in and free foods with club ticket. Uber in and out from behind the stadium. Sunny for sure at 5pm, bring a hat and sunscreen. Bathrooms clean. Floors clean. Decent day out.

First time at Levi's Stadium and first time seeing a Country Concert in a loooong time...saw Dixie Chicks (okay more bluegrass) and Tim McGraw back in the day and most recently, Luke Combs. The stadium itself is new, organized, staff friendly and helpful. I was fortunate to attend with a friend and sat at Club Level with a section of food vendors and clean, facilities without any long lines. Major perk! Traffic driving in and out was organized and wasn't an issue. CONS is the food options...a lot of vendors for chicken tenders, sausages...with a BBQ spot...not much variety. Also, heard from people (not from the area) attending the stadium not being great for parking, transportation (taking Lyft or Uber) and no convenient lodging like other stadiums (aka Sacramento). We parked in the Red Lot (close!) and yes, it cost a premium! Overall, great venue for a concert or game. Really enjoyed the concert and seating comfortable.

Great Stadium Experience! Even though the Cowboys lost, I had a fantastic time at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, CA. The stadium is very well laid out, making it easy to navigate and find your seats. Getting to the stadium was a breeze, and the overall atmosphere was fun and engaging. The facilities were clean, and the staff was friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend catching a game here, regardless of which team you're rooting for!

First time ever going to an NFL Game & we did it right! Food, drinks, & company were all amazing... but, those seats & lounge are worth every single hard earned penny well spent. Couldn't have asked for a better time!

Went to see the Chicago Bears play against the 49ers. Wish it was not the stupidly expensive nosebleed seats (not the stadiums fault) that the ticket bully's buy in bulk and rip you off with. Sadly, we lost miserably against the 49ers but the stadium was nice. Drink options could have been better though. Estrella beer is no comparison for Modelo (that was hard to find) and the Estrella can tasted like metal. But all in all a good time. I recommend not buying parking ahead of time. Pay with your card at the lots outside the stadium. We paid $113 with the service fee when the attendants charge $60-$70 dollars.

Go Niners, and let's hope we win the Super Bowl this year! I'm manifesting it in this review for 2024. I predict we will beat the Ravens by a close score, and Brock Purdy will win Super Bowl MVP! Can we do it? I don't know, we'll see. Oh, Levi's Stadium, from the first Inaugural game in 2014 (San Jose Earthquakes vs. Seattle Sounders, Winter Classic in 2015 to the Vikings vs. 49ers in 2021, I've been to it all! I was the first person to sit in my seat at the Inaugural Soccer game. I also still attend 49ers games routinely every year and greatly enjoy the environment with my dad. But to analyze this stadium, they could have put more effort into building it compared to Sofi. Although Sofi was opened in 2020, it could have come at least close. It's super sunny on one side of the stadium, the food is mid, the stadium isn't built to loud like other football stadiums, parking is expensive, and you can barely see the two jumbotrons.

Went to Levi's Stadium for the Rolling Stones concert. Jagger and co. were great, no denying that! However, the area saw a TON of gridlock leading up to the lots closer to the stadium. Everything is cashless, which means that those who pay with bills need to convert them first. Not too good with crowd control either.

This stadium is NOT ADA compliant. The bathrooms are not accessible. Be prepared for some difficult times. This was my first time here being in a wheelchair and I must say I was very disappointed and even upset. It took 15 minutes to get in and out of the restrooms. Those need to swing and should NOT have handles or they need to have an easy access door opener. The staff here had no respect for me (or anyone) that was in a wheelchair!!!

I really enjoyed Levi Stadium took the train in that was a game changer. Nice stadium a lot of food choices.

This is the WORST stadium, worst location, worst lines of all venues in CA and possibly the entire USA! The entry time was supposed to be 530pm and the lines outside waiting were a sea of humanity in the full sun, thank goodness for the breeze! On top of that all these folks are at the far end of AARP and can barely walk, a true sh@t show. How about the inadequate signage and the inordinate amount of steep of stairs where the additional design stupidity is that long rows are only accessible from one side of each row, meaning everyone must constantly get up from the tiny and far too close together seats each and every time someone enters or exits the row. Uggghhh And driving here is just to damn far from the proper actual Bay Area . Anyway I came this last time ever to see The Rolling Stones my first time before they're retired. Anyway don't come here unless you love unorganized chaotic human experiences !

Home of the SF 49ers! Period. If that isn't enough for you then, they also have amazing views regardless of where you sit and sooo many eateries that you will get in and out in no time and back to your seats. Local favorites from starbird, super duper, blue line pizza, Pete's coffee, and more! Very well labeled and organized events help you get to your seats or wherever you need to get to without hassle.

Attended the game this past Monday, and it was very organized! Outside, parking lot, during the game. It was better than expected. The bathrooms were nice and clean, with enough toilet paper and paper towels. Of course, food and drinks have a hefty price, but that is expected. They even had a kid zone with a giant football as a slide. We enjoyed the game.

Attended the Luke Combs concert at Levi's Stadium. I got tickets in the club level section just under the luxury boxes. It's similar to the club level of Oracle Park where there are indoor bars and food options with table, chairs and restrooms. The food options for Levi's are limited to your typical stadium faire minus Star. The stadium seats are padded and pretty nice for any outdoor stadium. I paid for Red Lot 1 parking which is the closest to the entrance to Levi's and well worth the $$. Easy entrance and exit out of Red lot 1 on to Great America parkway. Lots of Stadium staff kept the large crowd moving. Overall a good experience.

Pros: clean, enough stalls in the women's bathroom Cons: parking is unclear and expensive. General parking are the businesses' parking lots surrounding the stadium so it is congested and checking in is a slow process. I heard VTA is the only inconvenient public transport to/from. The "curfew" for the venue is 11pm, so no concerts can go past that time. NOTE: Not sure if this is for all events--purses over 5" in length/size are NOT allowed in, however if you have a "clear" IKEA sized bag it is..., so you need to either dispose of your purse or take it back to your car if you drove. Seriously, there was a rubbish can filled with purses at the security check-in. This is F'ed up as there is not enough communication on this policy. Yet, you are allowed to bring in your own bottled water as long as it is sealed.

Such a nice stadium. Parking was easy and reasonable. Fans were welcoming even though we were the visitors.

Attended a Sunday evening game at Levi's Stadium and opted for the VTA light rail from Milpitas to dodge the high parking prices--what a win! The sight of $80 parking lots while cruising on the light rail made us pat ourselves on the back for our choice. The rail conveniently drops you right in front of the stadium, a short, easy walk amidst the electrifying atmosphere of tailgating fans--talk about getting hyped for the game! As first-timers, we missed the policy about canned alcohol needing to be opened before returning to your seat, but the clean bathrooms and the shockingly short line for the women's restroom at halftime were pleasant surprises! Now, about the food--the prices were steep, and sadly, the BBQ sandwich we tried was a 5/10 at best. I hoped for better considering the cost, especially with the 'upgraded' BBQ sauce. Despite the food letdown, we had a blast overall. The vibe, the atmosphere, and the experience were fantastic. Looking forward to coming back for more game days!

I have been a lifelong 49ers fan so Levi's stadium will always have a special place in my heart. Maybe not quite as much as candlestick but still great memories nonetheless. There truly is no bad seat in the house. You get a great view of the field from each level you sit in and feel like you're part of the action. We went for the NFC championship and had a wonderful experience. The food is of course overpriced as any stadium is but it does not lack in flavor if you know where to go. A favorite is always the garlic fries and chicken tenders. I have also been for 3 different Taylor Swift concerts over the years and have always been so impressed with how immersive it feels with Taylor and the sound in the stadium. Thank you Levi's stadium for housing so many of my favorite memories!

Coming from San Mateo we drove to the Mountain View train station and parked. Download your "pay by phone" app prior to pay for parking and to avoid the lines. You can also pay for your ETA ride to the stadium by downloading the "CalTrain app" or Clipper to avoid another line at the only working machine in the parking lot. This saved us a lot of time waiting in line. The ETA system takes you right to the stadium in about 15-20 minutes. It beats the high cost of parking there vs $5 at Mountain View. It was still a good 80 degrees end of October and we were row off the field 100% in the sun. Could they have done better with shade absolutely. Bring your hat no matter what! I also rolled up an extra tee shirt in my clear purse and was grateful to have it to change during half time. You will pay $6 a bottle for water but fact is your body will need hydration and it just makes a better time when you're feeling good. Food is very expensive with little healthy choices. Eat before if you can squeeze it in. The game itself was such a great experience once again and you meet friendly people from all over the world. The only massive problem was the usual over crowded restrooms with very aggressive fans in line. A expensive treat day for the family I would do over and over especially having the little tips that make the day easier.

Beautiful Stadium in Santa Clara! My experience at 501 Club was awesome. We were greeted by friendly and smiling staffs. Bathrooms were maintained by an attendant at all time. Plenty of food options. Pizzas, Hotdogs, Chicken Strips, Pretzels, Popcorn, Nachos, Crumbl Cookies, Dove Ice Cream, Candies, Sodas and Bottled Waters are all complimentary. Alcohol is the only thing that's not covered in the Club. The lines to get food wasn't too bad if you avoid the half time during the game. The seats were recently replaced in the Club sections. A bit narrow like all stadium seats but not steep and we had a great view. We left 10 minutes before the 4th quarter ended to avoid the crowd and lines for VTR. Overall, it was a fun experience!

Amazing stadium! 49ers season tickets holders since Levi Stadium opened. One of the best stadium I've been in.:)) food stands are good choices. Lots of clean bathrooms. The opening when you first walk in is a WOW feeling. Never been to any event but the Niners games.If you haven't visit it's a must see. Love it so much i even name my child middle name LEVI :))

I came here to see Ed Sheeran, who set a new record with over 80,000 attendees at this venue! More than Taylor Swift AND the Super Bowl! The sound quality was crazy and very bass-boosted. I highly recommend earplugs if you come here for a concert. Sometimes the seats would shake from the bass vibrations. There were fireworks, lots of high quality production, and decent visuals throughout the show. Very easy to see him from anywhere in the stadium. Lots of food options and alcohol available. Friendly staff and it was very easy to get dropped off and picked up from here. DO NOT park here. Definitely consider walking out a mile and getting a ride. There's also the lightrail too.

Being in the Santa Clara area, the 49ers were hosting a preseason game against the LA Chargers and I figured it'd be exciting to attend and check out Levi's Stadium for the first time. I purchased a ticket on StubHub for $16 with taxes and fees in Section 413 which was near the 30-yard line on the visitors side of the field. Funny, then I bought a parking pass for $50 for the Blue Lot, which was about a 1/2 mile walk from the stadium. Along the way towards Levi's, there was plenty of tailgating going for a Friday evening. The game started at 7pm and entrance gates opened 2 hours ahead of time. I arrived at 5pm to have as much time as possible exploring around. Upon entering, I walked up a short flight of stairs to a Standing Room Only area in the corner of the stadium to grab a quick glimpse of what this place was all about. Seeing the field knowing I finally made it to a 49ers game was pretty surreal. I'm a fan of the game and hope to visit every NFL city. This Standing Room Only section was beside the home side of the stadium. And, to enter anywhere along the 49ers area of Levi's, you must display ticket stub proof to event staff. So basically, since my ticket was for the visitors side, the home side portion of Levi's Stadium was off limits. Being an optimist, I ventured over to the Chargers side and started taking pictures from every section. I also asked ushers if they could take a picture for me which they happily said yes to. For late afternoon/early evening back at the end of August, photography was pretty good from the road team's sidelines even with the sun situated on the 49ers side. And for being a preseason game, not many fans were in early attendance which gave me ample time for quality pics without being disturbed by others, lol. Throughout my pregame walk, I was impressed with the overall perspectives and dimensions of Levi's Stadium. The seating layout appeared to offer every fan a good view. I'd rank Levi's in the upper tier echelon of quality NFL football stadiums. During warmups people were hanging out beside field level waiting for players like George Kittle and Christian McCaffrey to sign autographs. Eventually they approached the fans and the crowd went wild. For 7pm start time, there was a nice California sunset from Section 413. Plus for late August, I was bundled up with a long sleeved sweatshirt for a typical, chilly evening. Even for the last preseason game of the 2023 season, the stadium was 3/4th's full. There were a few fireworks celebrations during the national anthem which added to the upbeat setting. The crowd got loud for defensive 3rd down stops. When the 49ers scored a touchdown this cruise ship like horn blasted loudly as if ready to depart from the harbor. In total, although this was a preseason game, I still felt intensity and passion from 49ers fans. One extra note...looking over concession stand prices, domestic and premium canned beers were $20 - $21. Hotdogs and sausages were $10 - $11. The game was quickly played in under 3 hours and before long I was returning to the parking lot for exiting. Traffic for getting out of Levi's Stadium was reasonable without much difficulty. Overall, I'm glad I attended a game, even if it was just preseason. It was worth it and I had fun.

I went to this stadium for a soccer match between Chelsea and Wrexham. My experience was really mixed. We stayed and i'm nearby hotel with which was really a benefit since I found out parking was any where from 50 to 100 dollars. We walked to the gate and got through security quickly. They were very kind and thoughtful. We checked in with our tickets and they again were very nice people. The freewater on the entry was a really inaded bonus, especially since inside a bottle of water is six bucks. I did not appreciate the ticket policy. The tickets had to be electronic, so phones out all the time. Kinda sucked. Once inside, I wish they had more stores to sell merch because the lines were forever long, so we just didn't do it. The food and beverage vendors were also very nice, but the food was really kind of gross, as i expected. There were about four different beerstoo choose from so the selection was very minimall. We had lounge tickets, so we were able to go upstairs, and this is where the staff were the rudest. There were no smiles met at the bar or to order food. The person checking tickets to get in was really impatient with me, We could only have an electronic ticket, and that's a little difficult for us. Most of al, I couldn't believe the rude person who was monitoring the all gender bathroom. I tried to use it because I had to pee really bad. I'm an old lady and at my age the bathroom experience can be a little bit more emergent. Why was this bathroom monitored at all. She told me to go wait and line in line in the ladies room instead of letting me in the all gender bathroom. I didn't get it. But sadly. Complied. Good thing I didn't pee myself.

After visiting many stadiums I can say that entry and exit from Levi's stadium is the quickest. Drinks were expensive but that's always the case in the stadiums. One negative was that they didn't have a locker to store any bags and they didn't allow a fanny pack into the stadium which has never happened with us. Luckily we found a nice person who kept it in his car which saved us from throwing it into the trash.

Poorly organized and total chaos! We had "VIP" passes to the green lot 1 which is closest to the stadium. We got to the parking lot after horrendous traffic and then they told us the lot is full. How does that happen? We paid for this lot! Do they oversell the lot like airlines do?? Then we had to drive in traffic again to find another lot and ended up paying $80. The club access was meh, the food was mediocre. Would not recommend coming to a game if you are claustrophobic or uncomfortable around a lot of drunk rowdy people. I love the Niners but the live experience is horrendous. It's better to watch it on your big screen TV at home comfortably.

49ers Levi's Stadium offers a truly remarkable futuristic atmosphere, beautiful Bay Area weather of the South Bay that makes the open concept an excellent idea. I've had the privilege of participating in a few events at this venue, and each experience has been outstanding Niners! The combination of the state-of-the-art facility and the pleasant outdoor setting creates a unique and enjoyable environment for any event. Whether you're here for a game, a concert, or a special occasion, Levi's Stadium never fails to impress. As an elite yelper I highly recommend attending events at Levi's Stadium to soak in the fantastic atmosphere and enjoy the Bay Area's lovely climate.

Great stadium, amazing food, happy staff!! If you never been to Levi's stadium make sure you wear sunscreen or a hat cause most likely you'll get burn. I think that's the only thing I can find wrong with the stadium no shade. But I'm going to see the niners not to complaint so GO NINERS!!!!

The atmosphere was insane with thousands of fans cheering the 49er name. The tailgates were awesome with vibrant fans and a great vibe. We went last week to see them against the chiefs and the seats were nice with a good view and it wasn't to hot. I would always come back as a die hard 49ers fan.

Levi's Stadium is the home of the 49ers and has hosted some amazing events ranging from different sporting events to some fabulous live concerts. The experiences in and of themselves are great. The stadium on the other hand is not. The stadium is not only antiquated, but being real, it's just not safe. Let's not even talk about how unsanitary/unclean the place is. If you plan on using any of the restrooms, do it before the event. Anytime after that, saying that they're dirty is an understatement. While the lines for food, drinks, and merchandise are incredibly long, the set up is just deplorable, which makes it even worse for the vendors as well as the customers. Parking is another issue. It's also overpriced and not well-maintained. There's a ton of staff members wandering through the parking lot, and just when you think that they're going to assist with parking etc. they don't. It's even worse at the end of the show because there's no clear path on how to get out of the parking lot. It's just a cluster! This definitely is not my stadium of choice, but we gave him to go see Taylor, Swift. The concert was absolutely fabulous, but everything else about the experience wasn't. The seating is narrow, both between the actual seat versus the lack of legroom. If you're taller than a child, be prepared to be uncomfortable for the duration of the show. With the amount of money that gets poured into this place, you think that they would update the stadium. Avoid it if you can.

I've been to Levi's Stadium twice, both times were for Taylor Swift concerts (Eras & Reputation). I highly recommend looking at Levi's Stadium's website so you're fully aware of what items are allowed and what items are prohibited. I avoid driving into the stadium, but if I did, I'm sure my rating would be lower, as it looked pretty disorganized and chaotic. The same can be said for the organization inside too...merchandise vendors were spread randomly throughout levels of the venue. Lines of people went everywhere for food or merchandise, leaving no room for people who were just walking from one place to another. A positive is they have a lot of bathroom stalls, so even though the lines were extremely long, it moved relatively quick. They do as well as I think you can expect with a fully packed venue; I believe the seating capacity is a bit less than 70K. The venue offers a large area for many to enjoy events here, so I can appreciate that it meets its main function of offering a space to provide many people with entertainment.

Idk how they have such few stars. They actually have a decent choice of food and drinks and I've been to a few stadiums. They also have a plethora of bathroom stalls which is a must at events. Also a walkable location if you live in the near by hoods. Def recommend. Also Puesto margs is a plus if you are a fan.

First time here and it's pretty massive! WARNING: WEAR COMFORTABLE SHOES If you used share ride like a Lyft or Uber. expect to walk, at least a mile or more out of the area just to get picked up. It was ridiculous. You can hear the concert for miles away. Love Queen B

Being a 49er fan it's hard to rate this low. It's easy to see why the fan base hates the stadium. The nearby area is extremely congested with traffic and getting to and from is an adventure on its own. Paid $200 for parking for one vehicle across the street . While trying to pull it up the girl demanded we provided the scan code for it. It was hard too, because the wifi was extremely slow. Very stressful situation to say the least. Especially because the girl kept yelling at us and being rude. The seats were as you might imagine small in space. And will likely have to retract your seat to allow foot traffic to get by in the non existent walkway. There is no shade whatsoever unless you buy tickets right below the private suites. But for the remaining 2/3 of the seats you're left to roast under the California sun. Food is overpriced as you might imagine, but not bad. However taking into account the pain in the behind it is to get to your seats, it deters you from making snack runs often. Will likely be my last time attending and better to watch the game at home.

I've been to Levi Stadium a few times prior to writing this review and I am happy to report that I appreciate the consistency in quality service. They host a lot of large events and they've managed to keep the flow of traffic, parking and customer service efficient and effective. The sound quality is good and I always have a good time whenever I attend events here.

Visited the Levi Stadium for the first time to see Beyoncé's concert recently. The stadium is very nice with a large screen and okay-ish seats. The staff working inside is very very helpful and the restrooms are clean. The big downside is that there are no water fountains so one is forces to buy a $6 water bottle. The most surprising part I've experienced was that there was staff waving into different directions for public transportation: Caltrain, VTA, buses, and parking lot. I have been to the majority of concerts arena in Bay Area over the past 2 years but this is the first time I saw staff caring for much for those leaving the events. ps. view from section 203

Look we all know that Levi's can never and will never compare to the atmosphere at Candlestick Park. I have come to accept that. However after this many years, you would think they would try to better the fan experience? The food quality has diminished dramatically while increasing the cost two fold. The stadium food used to be fairly decent and enjoyable. However the food now is low key inedible and just a straight up rip off. The chicken tenders have shrunk and don't come with fries anymore. The garlic fries are a joke!!!! It should be a crime to even call them this. They used to be the best item at the stadium and now they aren't even made with real garlic!! They are stale regular French fries with garlic powder sprinkled on top with chopped parsley. Blasphemy!!!!! I kid you not!! Don't get me started on the cost of beer for a "premium draft" like Lagunitas which now costs $19.50. *faints* the only upside is that bringing food and bottled nonalcoholic drinks is permitted. They have added some better food stands but it's not on every floor of the stadium. I will say the restrooms are plentiful and hardly ever a line for the ladies. The light rail system has been very effective and efficient. The seats are definitely cramped but even when you sit in the 300/400 section, you don't feel that high up. Can they also extend the Team Stores hours??

Most Alcohol & Eats Prices Comparable to Other Stadiums. Budget-Friendly Eats & Non-Alcoholic Drinks Available. Clean Restrooms, Even at Event End. Security Lines Move Efficiently. Clear Bag Policy. Kind Staff. Complimentary Water Fountains Throughout Stadium. Paid Parking Lots on Site (Expensive) & Nearby (Less Expensive). $5 Roundtrip Public Transportation via VTA. Food Trucks Outside Stadium. Traffic Congestions After Events.

Very expensive, vlVisitors side is extremely hot, so if you have a day game, good luck sitting there! Parking is the worst! TAKE LIGHT RAIL!!! Night events are great here.