Levi's Stadium

Levi's Stadium is a football arena in Santa Clara, California, designed to hold 68,500 spectators with a modern layout crafted by HNTB Corporation. The structure rises in multiple tiers, offering open platforms, wide concourses, and integrated digital displays that wrap around the playing field.

The San Francisco 49ers moved from Candlestick Point to Santa Clara when the venue opened in July 2014. A year later, it hosted Super Bowl 50, cementing its role in American football history.

Crowds gather here for 49ers games, concerts, and international soccer events, creating a shared energy that unites fans from all over the state. Visitors often notice the mix of tailgating traditions, team colors, and the way people transform the venue into a social gathering space on game days.

Visitors can reach the complex via VTA light rail at Great America station, while parking areas surround the grounds. Arriving early helps navigate crowds and security checks, especially on game days when walkways fill quickly.

A rooftop farm called Faithful Farm grows vegetables and herbs that chefs use in stadium kitchens. This approach blends agriculture with large events, adding an unexpected green layer to the visitor experience.

Location: California

Inception: July 17, 2014

Architects: HNTB

Official opening: July 17, 2014

Capacity: 68500

Address: 4900 Marie P. DeBartolo Way, Santa Clara, California 95054

Website: http://levisstadium.com

GPS coordinates: 37.40340,-121.97000

Latest update: December 3, 2025 07:02