Seating Guide
Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, CA
Data updated: 2025 NFL Season
Cheapest Section
$70+
Sections
5
Capacity
68,500
Levi's Stadium seats 68,500 fans across three main levels in a modern, open-air design that showcases the Silicon Valley skyline and Northern California weather. The stadium's east side features a distinctive cantilevered upper deck that provides shade for seats below, while the west side is exposed to afternoon sun. For early-season afternoon games, seat selection relative to sun exposure is a major consideration. The modern design includes excellent sightlines from all levels, high-speed Wi-Fi, and in-app food ordering from your seat.
Premium Seating Sections
Each section offers a distinct vantage point. Choose based on your priorities: proximity, comfort, atmosphere, or value.
100-Level Sideline
$250-$400“Field-level sideline seats with close-up action and premium sightlines”
The Pros
- Closest to the field
- Best for seeing individual plays develop
- Great photo opportunities
The Cons
- Most expensive non-club seats
- West side gets direct afternoon sun in early season
- Limited overall field view in front rows
100-Level End Zone
$130-$200“Behind the end zone with close goal-line views and energetic atmosphere”
The Pros
- Affordable lower bowl seats
- Exciting for touchdowns and goal-line stands
- Great game-day atmosphere
The Cons
- Skewed angle for mid-field plays
- Safety netting can obstruct views in front rows
200-Level Mezzanine
$175-$275“Mid-level with excellent overall sightlines and access to premium concourses”
The Pros
- Best overall viewing angle
- Good balance of proximity and field overview
- Access to Levi's 501 Club lounges
The Cons
- Premium pricing
- Can feel removed from lower-bowl energy
BNY Mellon Club
$500-$750+“All-inclusive premium seats with indoor climate-controlled lounges and upscale dining”
The Pros
- All-inclusive food and drink
- Wider padded seats with extra legroom
- Indoor lounge access
- In-seat service available
The Cons
- Most expensive option
- Separated from general admission atmosphere
300-Level Upper Deck
$70-$120“Panoramic full-field view from the upper level with Silicon Valley backdrop”
The Pros
- Most affordable seats
- Full field visibility
- East side sections have cantilevered shade
The Cons
- Farthest from the field
- Steep stair climb
- West side is fully sun-exposed
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