Lions at 49ers: Ticket and Tailgate Information
Sep 11, 2012 at 8:49 AM
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The San Francisco 49ers proved that they were serious Super Bowl contenders with their 30-22 win over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday. This Sunday evening, the 49ers will play their first game in front of a Candlestick Park crowd as they host the Detroit Lions. Last season, the matchup was a thriller in Detroit with the 49ers coming out on top 25-19 followed by a little media fueled handshake controversy. You certainly do not want to miss this rematch.
First thing is first. You need tickets to the game. You can find great deals on tickets on our tickets page. Click the below link to get these great deals.
Next, you will want to stop by the 7th Annual 49erswebzone.com Home Opener Tailgate Party before the game to get the full experience. Mingle with other 49erswebzone.com fans, eat, drink, and have a great time.
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