49ers Host Bears at Levi’s Stadium
The San Francisco 49ers hosted the Chicago Bears Sunday at Levi's Stadium, marking the first regular season NFL game held at the new complex.The game started at 5:30 p.m. and was televised nationally on NBC's "Sunday Night Football."But football fans were ready to occupy the new Santa Clara stadium before kickoff. Fans were so riled up for the game, Levi's Stadium was packed hours before kickoff."The tour was incredible, the stadium was amazing," 49ers fan Stefanie Yoshihara said. "And then we had reservations here [Michael Mina restaurant], and it was packed and great energy, and I think everyone is gearing up for the game. So, it should be really fun."On Friday, two days before the 49ers take on the Chicago Bears, the stadium's tours were sold out, the Michael Mina restaurant was packed, and the team store was winning rave reviews.Greetings from Levi Stadium #SNF #CHIvsSF @49ers pic.twitter.com/nxJpdhw8Wa— SNF on NBC (@SNFonNBC) September 13, 2014 "The team store is great," shopper Gil Salazar said. "I live in Southern California, can't find any 49ers stuff. It's great. I'm in heaven up here."Although many fans said they...
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