Levi's Stadium Overview
Levi's Stadium opened in 2014 as the home of the San Francisco 49ers and was designed with sustainability in mind — it was the first NFL stadium to earn a LEED Gold certification. The stadium features a rooftop solar panel system, a native plant garden on the roof, and uses recycled water for irrigation. Its open design takes advantage of the Bay Area's mild climate, though it includes a large canopy to protect fans from occasional rain.
Stadium Statistics
Capacity Ranking
Ranked #10 of 16 World Cup venues. Maximum capacity: 87,523 (Estadio Azteca).
World Cup History
Levi's Stadium will host its first FIFA World Cup matches in 2026. The San Francisco Bay Area previously hosted 1994 World Cup matches at Stanford Stadium.
Seating Chart & Layout
Levi's Stadium provides Field Level, Club, and Upper Deck seating with a rooftop garden suite level. The open south end zone maximizes natural airflow. Solar panels on the canopy generate enough energy to power every home game.
360° Virtual Stadium Tour
Virtual Tour Coming Soon
360° tour will be available closer to the tournament
Record Attendance
72,589
Super Bowl 50 (February 2016)
Stadium Features
Stadium Location
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