Any updates on improving shade areas at Levi's Stadium?

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:
Bro you posted a picture of the end zone and after the game. You can't be serious.

are you only looking at the grass or something ?

this post shows you have nothing to prove your statement of it being empty.

The proof is there EVERY home game on TV for the world to see. Your argument is foolish. If you're fine with the heat and skin cancer, good for you. You're in the very small minority. That's the point most of us are trying to make. The few of you defending this design flaw, saying that people should "tough it out," aren't being realistic at all.

i'm fine with the heat because hello it's an outdoor sporting event..and you prepare

I thought you sit on the shaded side?

i sit in the lower level south endzone

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Bro you posted a picture of the end zone and after the game. You can't be serious.

are you only looking at the grass or something ?

this post shows you have nothing to prove your statement of it being empty.

The proof is there EVERY home game on TV for the world to see. Your argument is foolish. If you're fine with the heat and skin cancer, good for you. You're in the very small minority. That's the point most of us are trying to make. The few of you defending this design flaw, saying that people should "tough it out," aren't being realistic at all.

i'm fine with the heat because hello it's an outdoor sporting event..and you prepare

I thought you sit on the shaded side?

Lol! Is this true??

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Bro you posted a picture of the end zone and after the game. You can't be serious.

are you only looking at the grass or something ?

this post shows you have nothing to prove your statement of it being empty.

The proof is there EVERY home game on TV for the world to see. Your argument is foolish. If you're fine with the heat and skin cancer, good for you. You're in the very small minority. That's the point most of us are trying to make. The few of you defending this design flaw, saying that people should "tough it out," aren't being realistic at all.

i'm fine with the heat because hello it's an outdoor sporting event..and you prepare

I thought you sit on the shaded side?

i sit in the lower level south endzone

So the sun is behind you. And you get some shade from the upper bowl.

Pansy. Grow a pair and sit in the sun.

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:
Bro you posted a picture of the end zone and after the game. You can't be serious.

are you only looking at the grass or something ?

this post shows you have nothing to prove your statement of it being empty.

The proof is there EVERY home game on TV for the world to see. Your argument is foolish. If you're fine with the heat and skin cancer, good for you. You're in the very small minority. That's the point most of us are trying to make. The few of you defending this design flaw, saying that people should "tough it out," aren't being realistic at all.

i'm fine with the heat because hello it's an outdoor sporting event..and you prepare

I thought you sit on the shaded side?

i sit in the lower level south endzone

So the sun is behind you. And you get some shade from the upper bowl.

Pansy. Grow a pair and sit in the sun.

well i guess this guy knows nothing about the stadium. plus, the shade doesn't come later in the game (early months of the game) so almost everyone is pretty much in the sun

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Bro you posted a picture of the end zone and after the game. You can't be serious.

are you only looking at the grass or something ?

this post shows you have nothing to prove your statement of it being empty.

The proof is there EVERY home game on TV for the world to see. Your argument is foolish. If you're fine with the heat and skin cancer, good for you. You're in the very small minority. That's the point most of us are trying to make. The few of you defending this design flaw, saying that people should "tough it out," aren't being realistic at all.

i'm fine with the heat because hello it's an outdoor sporting event..and you prepare

I thought you sit on the shaded side?

i sit in the lower level south endzone

So the sun is behind you. And you get some shade from the upper bowl.

Pansy. Grow a pair and sit in the sun.

well i guess this guy knows nothing about the stadium. plus, the shade doesn't come later in the game (early months of the game) so almost everyone is pretty much in the sun

Dude give it a rest. We all know the main sun problem is on the east side. You've been arguing that it's not that bad, and we now find out you don't even sit there. Lol. The sun is never in your eyes. And you're not getting sun directly on your face. Just stop.

It's a well documented and embarrassing problem for the team and franchise. Perhaps it is more difficult to fix than I'm imagining, and perhaps the fans are just stuck with a flawed stadium. It's too bad, especially with the stadium the Rams are about to unveil. Nimer fans deserve better.

It's hardly an embarrassing problem. It's an unexpected one that no one could have predicted because the weather after 70 years of football in Northern California played outdoors was generally seen as accomodating to an open air stadium. It's more bad luck than anything else, and fans will just have to deal with it while various solutions get considered.

Originally posted by captveg:

It's hardly an embarrassing problem. It's an unexpected one that no one could have predicted because the weather after 70 years of football in Northern California played outdoors was generally seen as accomodating to an open air stadium. It's more bad luck than anything else, and fans will just have to deal with it while various solutions get considered.

It's not embarrassing to see what appears to be a half empty stadium in TV every game? Opposing fans must think our fans are a joke.

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:
Bro you posted a picture of the end zone and after the game. You can't be serious.

are you only looking at the grass or something ?

this post shows you have nothing to prove your statement of it being empty.

The proof is there EVERY home game on TV for the world to see. Your argument is foolish. If you're fine with the heat and skin cancer, good for you. You're in the very small minority. That's the point most of us are trying to make. The few of you defending this design flaw, saying that people should "tough it out," aren't being realistic at all.

i'm fine with the heat because hello it's an outdoor sporting event..and you prepare

I thought you sit on the shaded side?

i sit in the lower level south endzone

So the sun is behind you. And you get some shade from the upper bowl.

Pansy. Grow a pair and sit in the sun.

well i guess this guy knows nothing about the stadium. plus, the shade doesn't come later in the game (early months of the game) so almost everyone is pretty much in the sun

Dude give it a rest. We all know the main sun problem is on the east side. You've been arguing that it's not that bad, and we now find out you don't even sit there. Lol. The sun is never in your eyes. And you're not getting sun directly on your face. Just stop.

It's a well documented and embarrassing problem for the team and franchise. Perhaps it is more difficult to fix than I'm imagining, and perhaps the fans are just stuck with a flawed stadium. It's too bad, especially with the stadium the Rams are about to unveil. Nimer fans deserve better.

You know why i don't sit in the North, Northeast & east sides of the stadium ? its because the sun when i used to sit on that side at Candlestick

My argument since you can't read, is it's hot in any stadium if youre in the sun. There isn't any flaws for an outdoor stadium, because hello you are outdoors lol

youre argument is just your own because you can't handle sunny 80 degree weather, which is more of a personal problem

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by captveg:
It's hardly an embarrassing problem. It's an unexpected one that no one could have predicted because the weather after 70 years of football in Northern California played outdoors was generally seen as accomodating to an open air stadium. It's more bad luck than anything else, and fans will just have to deal with it while various solutions get considered.

It's not embarrassing to see what appears to be a half empty stadium in TV every game? Opposing fans must think our fans are a joke.

lol , thats due to the team

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Jiks:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Comparing a brand new billion+ dollar stadium to one that's 60 years old. Lol

Not really comparing that all fans have to go through weather in all sports. Ours seems to be the only ones that can't handle mother nature.

maybe they should stick to basket ball or hockey games..

I wonder if they have had the place blessed since this poor soul lost his life at the first game at the stadium?

San Francisco 49ers Fan Drops Dead At Game Inside Blazing Hot Levi's Stadum


A San Francisco 49ers fan died at Levi's Stadium on Sunday during the third quarter of the preseason game against the Denver Broncos. ABC News reports that the 49ers fan died of an apparent heart issue despite the efforts of paramedics who tried to revive him during the game inside the newly opened stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.

The fan, whose name has not been released, was sitting in a hot, sun drenched area of the stadium where temperatures reportedly reached well into the 80s. The high temps forced many fans to leave the stadium long before the game ended. San Jose Mercury News reports that while there is no confirmation that the San Francisco 49ers fan's death was due to the heat, teams officials stated that there were an "unusually high number of calls for emergency services" during Sunday's game.

https://www.inquisitr.com/1418646/san-francisco-49ers-fan-drops-dead-at-game-inside-blazing-hot-levis-stadum/

Originally posted by Furlow:

It's not embarrassing to see what appears to be a half empty stadium in TV every game? Opposing fans must think our fans are a joke.

Because they are

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Hoovtrain:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Bro you posted a picture of the end zone and after the game. You can't be serious.

are you only looking at the grass or something ?

this post shows you have nothing to prove your statement of it being empty.

The proof is there EVERY home game on TV for the world to see. Your argument is foolish. If you're fine with the heat and skin cancer, good for you. You're in the very small minority. That's the point most of us are trying to make. The few of you defending this design flaw, saying that people should "tough it out," aren't being realistic at all.

i'm fine with the heat because hello it's an outdoor sporting event..and you prepare

I thought you sit on the shaded side?

i sit in the lower level south endzone

So the sun is behind you. And you get some shade from the upper bowl.

Pansy. Grow a pair and sit in the sun.

well i guess this guy knows nothing about the stadium. plus, the shade doesn't come later in the game (early months of the game) so almost everyone is pretty much in the sun

Dude give it a rest. We all know the main sun problem is on the east side. You've been arguing that it's not that bad, and we now find out you don't even sit there. Lol. The sun is never in your eyes. And you're not getting sun directly on your face. Just stop.

It's a well documented and embarrassing problem for the team and franchise. Perhaps it is more difficult to fix than I'm imagining, and perhaps the fans are just stuck with a flawed stadium. It's too bad, especially with the stadium the Rams are about to unveil. Nimer fans deserve better.

You know why i don't sit in the North, Northeast & east sides of the stadium ? its because the sun when i used to sit on that side at Candlestick

My argument since you can't read, is it's hot in any stadium if youre in the sun. There isn't any flaws for an outdoor stadium, because hello you are outdoors lol

youre argument is just your own because you can't handle sunny 80 degree weather, which is more of a personal problem

Which billion+ dollar outdoor stadiums are you referring to?

You continue to compare a brand new stadium with PSL's and high ticket prices to old stadiums that don't have these negatives. Of the Yorks are too cheap to fix this problem then they should give back the PSL money (or a portion of it) to fans in those seats. Lower the ticket prices. Then your argument might make a little sense.

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Jiks:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Comparing a brand new billion+ dollar stadium to one that's 60 years old. Lol

Not really comparing that all fans have to go through weather in all sports. Ours seems to be the only ones that can't handle mother nature.

maybe they should stick to basket ball or hockey games..

I wonder if they have had the place blessed since this poor soul lost his life at the first game at the stadium?

San Francisco 49ers Fan Drops Dead At Game Inside Blazing Hot Levi's Stadum


A San Francisco 49ers fan died at Levi's Stadium on Sunday during the third quarter of the preseason game against the Denver Broncos. ABC News reports that the 49ers fan died of an apparent heart issue despite the efforts of paramedics who tried to revive him during the game inside the newly opened stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.

The fan, whose name has not been released, was sitting in a hot, sun drenched area of the stadium where temperatures reportedly reached well into the 80s. The high temps forced many fans to leave the stadium long before the game ended. San Jose Mercury News reports that while there is no confirmation that the San Francisco 49ers fan's death was due to the heat, teams officials stated that there were an "unusually high number of calls for emergency services" during Sunday's game.

https://www.inquisitr.com/1418646/san-francisco-49ers-fan-drops-dead-at-game-inside-blazing-hot-levis-stadum/

Completely normal
Should have put on sunscreen
I survived so clearly the heat isn't a problem

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by captveg:

It's hardly an embarrassing problem. It's an unexpected one that no one could have predicted because the weather after 70 years of football in Northern California played outdoors was generally seen as accomodating to an open air stadium. It's more bad luck than anything else, and fans will just have to deal with it while various solutions get considered.

It's not embarrassing to see what appears to be a half empty stadium in TV every game? Opposing fans must think our fans are a joke.

lol , thats due to the team

I don't think that's true. After the JG trade that side was still pretty vacant. I was sitting on the tower side for 2 of those games so I had a pretty good view. Now the end zones and our side were pretty full.... as evidenced by those pics you posted. We shall see how it looks this year, but it's always a bit of an eye sore. Bummer

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

Originally posted by Furlow:

Originally posted by captveg:

It's hardly an embarrassing problem. It's an unexpected one that no one could have predicted because the weather after 70 years of football in Northern California played outdoors was generally seen as accomodating to an open air stadium. It's more bad luck than anything else, and fans will just have to deal with it while various solutions get considered.

It's not embarrassing to see what appears to be a half empty stadium in TV every game? Opposing fans must think our fans are a joke.

lol , thats due to the team

As has been pointed out, it was empty when Harbaugh was the coach too.

And it was empty at the end of last year, even with JG lighting the world on fire.

Again, why do you continue to defend the stadium? Are you a part owner? Well actually you kind of are, since you had to pay a PSL. Lol.