Stadium History

Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, opened in 2014 as the new home of the San Francisco 49ers. The stadium was the first NFL venue to achieve LEED Gold certification for sustainable design. It has hosted Super Bowl 50 (2016), the College Football Playoff National Championship (2019), and numerous concerts. The stadium is located in the heart of Silicon Valley.

How to Get There

Located in Santa Clara, the stadium is accessible by Caltrain and VTA light rail (Great America station). The venue is 5 minutes from San Jose Mineta International Airport and 35 minutes from San Francisco International Airport. The stadium has been praised for its fan-friendly technology and amenities.

Did You Know?

• ⚡ First LEED Gold certified NFL stadium
• ⚡ Has 1,700 Wi-Fi access points
• ⚡ Super Bowl 50 was held here in 2016
• ⚡ First new NFL stadium built in California in nearly 50 years
• ⚡ Sits on the site of the former Great America amusement park

World Cup 2026 Matches at Levi's Stadium

Levi's Stadium will host six matches at the 2026 World Cup, including group stage games. The mild California climate and Silicon Valley technology infrastructure make it one of the most modern venues of the tournament.