Levi's Stadium had its first ever sports event over the weekend. On Saturday, August 2, the new San Francisco 49ers home stadium hosted an MLS matchup between the visiting Seattle Sounders FC and the San Jose Earthquakes. 48,765 fans were in attendance to watch San Jose beat Seattle 1-0.
Many fans were there to experience Levi's Stadium for the first time. As expected during this age of digital media, many took videos as they took in the grandeur of the newest NFL stadium. Many of the below videos are by YouTube user Marcus Aguilar. They will give you a good idea of what to expect when attending a 49ers home game this season.
The following is a video of Aguilar entering Intel Gate A.
Aguilar also posted a video of the ticket scanners that fans will use as they enter for an event.
He went on to post videos of what it is like to roam the concourse with numerous fans.
Most fans will not have access to a suite at Levi's Stadium, but YouTube user Carlo Barot posted the following video of what it is like to watch an event from the team's new luxury boxes.
YouTube user oreyes82 posted the following video of the American flag being parachuted into the stadium.
Aguilar posted the following videos from his seats in Level 200. The first video is as the sun is setting and the second is at night.
The following is a short tour that aired on KCOY 12 news back in July.
Of course, not everything went as planned during Levi's Stadium's test run. Hopefully the kinks are worked out prior to August 17, when the 49ers host the Denver Broncos.
Two weeks into the NFL season, fans can finally look forward to the San Francisco 49ers' home opener under the national spotlight. What's on the menu this year? I had the chance to preview some of the upcoming bites at the Levi's Stadium Concessions Showcase.
I checked out Levi's Stadium food selection along with a couple of new local vendors for the upcoming season.
We were introduced to Levi's Stadium and Levy Restaurants' new Executive Chef, Alvin Kabiling, who takes the reign after working with former executive chef Jon Severson for the last several years. Kabiling recognizes that many local fans are "foodies"
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By Kirk Larrabee
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Thursday night was a fun one at Levi's Stadium, where the San Francisco 49ers cruised to a 30-12 victory over the visiting New York Giants. It was a night that saw wide receiver Deebo Samuel declare himself as officially out of "awful" mode, running back Christian McCaffrey reach milestones, wide receiver Ronnie Bell create some lasting memories, and -- of all things -- Andrew Luck making a return to an NFL field (in full Civil War costume) to take part in a game of trivia.
Let's recap all that and more in this version of 49ers Notebook.
Not awful anymore
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By JD Salazar
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Since the turn of the century, there have been 179 single-season quarterback performances of at least 4,000 yards. The 49ers, as fans well know, have but one—Jeff Garcia's impressive but futile 4,278 yard effort in a 2000 season that saw SF go just 6-10. Since then, that franchise high-water mark has gone untouched. There have been a few other contenders to rally around in that span—Alex Smith, Colin Kaepernick, and Jimmy Garoppolo, but each have fallen short of that historic mark.
Brock Purdy, though, will at least threaten to meet that lofty expectation. With his latest 310-yard, two-touchdown performance, Purdy finds himself on pace for a 4,171-yard season in 2023. His key trait has been his efficiency; so far this year, he's completed 67.0% of his passes, and
