We arrived at the concert venue 3 hours in advance, so we didn't have unpleasant experience with getting in. Though I had to go back to my car to leave my (small) clutch there. Everyone (security guards, vendors...) was friendly and helpful. Fried chicken was tender and delicious!

This review is based on the 49er vs Raider game. I believe Levi's Stadium was not prepared to deal with the masses on this game. Tailgating in a business parking lot is a real tight squeeze. Parking is a whopping $60.00! Getting out of the parking lots on this particular game was gridlock. It probably took a good 2 hours to get out of the actual parking lots. Parking lots at the end of this game were full of trash, empty beer bottles/cans & BBQ coal ashes. Potable restrooms are throughout the parking lots and are clean-early in the day. Most of them are trashed before the game even starts & are out of toilet paper, paper towels and the portable hand washing stations run out of water. There are no garbage cans for you to dispose of used paper towels. To enter inside the stadium was well over an hour to over 2 hours waiting to clear the security check point. It seemed like 4 hours waiting in the hot blistering heat. You also have to wait an additional time to get checked in for tickets. Food as to be expected in stadiums is expensive. But the food at Levi's stadium was expensive & not the best quality. I bought a box of pop corn and when I went to sit back at my seat I realized that the popcorn was stale. Also purchased chicken strips and they were overly priced at $10.00 for 3 large size chicken nuggets. No fries accompanied the chicken strips so I purchased an additional order of garlic fries. At 1st glance, I thought I only received regular fries. The garlic mixture was all at the bottom of the tray of 15 little fries. Quality of was chicken strips was poor & they were dry. No sauce came with them. Only thing available were the hot dog condiments. The $12.00 "pepperoni slice" was mainly all crust and lacked sauce, pepperoni & cheese. The stadium itself did not disappoint with great seats anywhere you sat. Restrooms are easily found throughout the stadium with very minimal lines-if any. Restrooms are clean & well stocked. I will be returning to see another 49er game, just NEVER again to see a 49er vs Raider game.

It’s a great stadium! I felt that even though we were on 321 sitting area we had a good view. It doesn’t take long to enter. Please bring a clear or no handbag as they’ll refuse your entry if you bring something that they approve (check your ticket details) hot dogs were $8. Sodas $7 - premium hot dogs, a bit more filling $11. Parking lot $40 (!!) that’s why I gave 4 stars. They have to sort out how expensive the parking lots can be. They are encouraging people to cycle🚴‍♀️ with a free cycle vallet which is fantastic. They put your bike in a secure area. It is right next to the stadium entrance. I would really recommend that as an option if you live nearby!

A must if you’re a Niner fan! Beautiful stadium and luckily we had seats in the shade on gameday. Came here with family and had a great time tailgating and taking in the game (Niners won!) Didn’t encounter any problems and would love to come back next season!

A great stadium that is easy to access and with plenty of parking. Also possible to reach by tram. Access is smooth and it is easy to find you place. There is plenty of service stations serving a variety of food and drinks. We visited for a concert and the sound was great. Hope to come back soon!

Went to my first NFL GAME here August 19th celebrating my birthday. Great stadium 🏟. Great crowd. Great atmosphere. Great food and drinks. DJ was on fire. 49ers won so that made it an even better experience. The staff was very nice. Now the only issue they have is getting people to the freeway it was craziness that we had to drive on the wrong side of the road and only allowed to go one side of the freeway so you then have to get off that freeway just to make a U-Turn. It was pretty dangerous having to do that.

Visited for a music concert. Venue is well organised and had no issues getting in, no queues either! There's a strict bag policy, and it can get chilly at night so bring layers. There's all the usual food and drinks stands, at the usual high prices (a glass of wine with tip was $21!!!). Plenty of bathrooms and water points.

I went to a winning game. Thats always a big plus. The energy was really good as well. Amazing fans , tons of places to drink and eat. The train ride to and from was amazing as well . Tons of people but I think the way they have it set up is pretty good ! The process to get on went pretty quick even if the line was long. My seats 103 were great . Good view with good people to my right and in front of us .

The new stadium is beautiful! I especially like the United Lounge seats, all you can eat snacks food soda and water and the bars have short lines. 10 outta 10 would do it again

Overall, great event venue but here is my Good, Bad and Ugly review of last night. First, taking public transit. The good: getting there was flawless, fast and cheap! The bad: getting home when everyone was leaving at the same time was absolute chaos. It was so hard finding and getting to where you needed to be to line up for train. It took us over an hour to get from our seats to our train and then another hour to get home from there. The ugly: there were no stops announced on the train, the train was too brightly lit on the inside to be able to see the signs for the stop outside at the station and, worst of all, the inside digital display only showed "Green line - date/time - stop requested" but didn't display any station stops!! Given we were travelling from one end of the line to the other, we had to keep asking people what stop they were getting off at so we could get an idea of when to get off. We didn't even really know we were at our stop until we were standing on the platform and could actually see again. Second, the food. Great that there were food options on each level! Bad: $8.75 for 8 ounces of tea and $18 for 3 chicken strips and small fries? The ugly: the tea tasted terrible and the chicken strips were so thin that they were translucent. Maybe they were made with lunch meat? They were really that thin and mostly breading. For almost $30, I would expect to get something that at least tasted OK. Venue crowd management: not sure how it was later but when we got there, we basically walked off the light rail and to our seats. It took maybe 15 minutes to get from the station to our seats and that includes all the security checks, 3 escalators and walking around our floor to our section and to our seats. Couldn't have asked it to be better. Leaving was total chaos and confusion. We definitely could not go out the way we came. We ended up taking the stairs down just to get away from the crowds and there did seem to be lots of stair options so I would recommend just taking the nearest stairwell out and finding your way from there. The area outside the stadium wasn't much better in that there (also chaos and confusion) but at least you were outside. If I go again, I would love some tips on how to get out because this was the worst part about the night. The seats: great view of the stage and the fireworks seemed to be so close that I'd flinch just a little each time they went off (but so beautiful!). The bad and the ugly: I could see where if you were there on a hot day, the direct sun in your face would be brutal and I could also see where the wind could be freezing as well. But this was a perfect night where the sun wasn't too hot and the wind wasn't too cold so no complaints there. Seats were nice and there seemed to be a little more leg room than SAP or other venues I've been at. I would definitely get our seats again in section 313 for another concert in the round or consider the opposite side of the stadium if I thought sun was going to be an issue.

We were here to support the visiting LA Rams team. I have to say the 49'er fans at Levi were loud and gave us a healthy dose of hazing. However, they were mostly all in good fun. The stadium is great, we had about the furthest seats from the field, but the jumbo screens made it enjoyable to watch and experience the game. The concessions were very efficient with friendly staff. The bathrooms were nice and clean for a stadium plus there were plenty of bathrooms in our area and the lines were minimal.

Took a business trip that included a winning 49ers game in a box suite! So much fun! The crowd is awesome! The tailgaters outside were so cool! The drumline is amazing! I don't follow football but coming to this game and stadium made me want to attend so many more!

Great venue for the great concerts. The stadium is humongous and have more than 70k capacity. Great center stage arrangement and amazing sound arrangements. Lots of food and drinks stalls. They are expensive like $6 for small water bottles. You can carry water in transparent bags.

Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara pulls off a dazzling act with its vibrant atmosphere and a smorgasbord of edible delights. The terrace? Quite the chic hangout. And that mammoth store could rival a small shopping mall. So why isn't this a love letter? Because, my friends, the place has issues that can't be ignored. First off, let's discuss the solar oven they call the upper decks. It's so hot, you might as well be sunbathing on the surface of the sun. And the location—someone tell me why a San Francisco team is nowhere near San Francisco? The surrounding area? So barren it makes a void look inviting. But let's not forget life's bigger questions, embodied by the old Asian man who fainted at Coit Tower. Was he alright? More importantly, are any of us alright? It might be a stretch to link this to a stadium review, but it's a haunting reminder that not all that glitters is gold. In the end, Levi's Stadium is a paradox—a place that offers so much, yet also leaves you pondering life's complexities. It's a four-star enigma in a world desperately in need of straight answers. Proceed with both excitement and a dash of existential dread.

Levi’s Stadium offers a truly remarkable atmosphere, thanks in part to the beautiful Bay Area weather that makes the open concept an excellent idea. I’ve had the privilege of participating in a few Army-organized events at this venue, and each experience has been outstanding. 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. The staff is friendly and accommodating, adding to the overall positive experience. I highly recommend attending events at Levi’s Stadium to soak in the fantastic atmosphere and enjoy the Bay Area’s lovely climate.

Went to Levi’s for Niners vs Cardinals this last season with a friend and had a great time. It was my first seeing a game in person and it was so much different but still as awesome. The stadium didn’t let me bring in a clear plastic water bottle which I later lost, but the game more made up for it.

Electrifying atmosphere for the start of 49ers 2022-2023 preseason. The faithfuls showed up in large numbers and were rewarded with a sweet victory over the Green Bay Packers. Well managed game time logistics including security and ticketing, concessions, and post game transit. The Levi’s stadium is a sports lover’s paradise!

Had the best experience watching the 49ers vs Raiders 2021 preseason game here. The vibes are so bay area. I love it.

Beautiful stadium!! Great food/drinks. Bathrooms are clean and there are plenty of stalls. Didn't have to wait for a long time! Long lines for food or beer but that's normal at any stadium you go to!

A private business tour I took to specifically Levi's Stadium and it was overall a well maintained and clean environment. Seems that the cost of amenities for a Football game is quite high and feels foreign to other Stadium arenas. I will give props that it is unique to the trademark of the 49ers and accommodations are very appealing for those able to afford it.

Let's go Niners! Love this stadium. Food isn't the greatest so bring your own and don't wait in line. Bathrooms are always clean and there's lots of them. Fun-looking kids area. Wish adults could play there too

First time here had to come with my fiancée to see 49ers vs. Raiders pre season game since we like da opposite teams. It was an amazing experience. But half time was ectic, if wanted to go get a drink, the lines where long and cud hardly pass by thru ppl. They shud come up wit a solution by having 2 pathways dat are divinded for those goin one way and others goin opposite way. Too much flow traffic goin on every direction... Go 49ersss!!!

Beautiful day at Levi's Stadium. First game of the season was exciting and the crowd was great!

I attended the Buccaneers Vs Niners game and was invited to a VIP Room. It was the greatest football experience of my life. I was able to zip through traffic and parked in front of the stadium. Ushers were helpful and explained getting around the stadium. The game was great, but the food, atmosphere and services provided by Levi Stadium was top notch!

Levi's Stadium is a great place which has already been 10 years since it was built but the Levi's Stadium is so clean. I always feel so excited to watch the 49ers game when I visit there. Can't wait to go there again.

July 28 marked my first trip to the Levi's Stadium. The directions to the seats were straightforward when I arrived and the staff were polite to help. I've never been inside a football stadium, but when I saw for myself it was very nice stadium. Taylor Swifts The Eras Tour was one of the best concerts that I have ever attended and it will never be topped in my personal opinion.

That's was the most exciting experience at the first game of the season, awesome, I won't miss any game.

Great game, wish the food cost were a bit better. Overall great time