How to Get to Levi’s Stadium: Light Rail, Parking and Getting Back
by Wanderu

If your plan is BART to the 49ers game, it gets you only as far as Milpitas. Levi’s Stadium is in Santa Clara, about 40 miles south of San Francisco, and the everyday train there is VTA light rail. Ride it to Great America station on the stadium’s north side for $2.50. From San Francisco, take Caltrain to Mountain View and then the Orange Line.
Most buses and trains from other cities pull into San Jose Diridon, and the Green Line runs from there to the stadium in about 40 minutes with no transfer. Tufesa buses stop at their own San Jose curbs instead. If you’re on a San Jose-bound Capitol Corridor train from Sacramento or Oakland, ride it to Santa Clara-Great America, right next to the stadium.
Heading to Levi’s Stadium from out of town?
Off a bus or train at San Jose Diridon: Take the Green Line toward Old Ironsides to Great America, about 40 minutes.Off Tufesa at 704 N 13th St: Walk to Civic Center station and take the Green Line, 21 minutes to Great America.Off Tufesa at 440 S King Rd: Take VTA bus 77 to Milpitas, then the Orange Line, about 40 minutes in all.
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What’s the best way to get to Levi’s Stadium?
The best way to Levi’s Stadium is VTA light rail to Great America station on the stadium’s north side, a $2.50 ride as of October 2026. Driving means a parking pass bought for that game.
| Cost per person | The catch | |
|---|---|---|
| Light rail (Green Line from San Jose Diridon, Orange Line from Mountain View) | A light rail ride costs $2.50, or $5 for the 8-Hour Light Rail Pass. | Great America station is in Santa Clara, about 40 minutes from San Jose Diridon by Green Line. |
| Caltrain and light rail from San Francisco | Caltrain costs $8.50 each way, plus $2.50 for the light rail. | To make the last Caltrain back to San Francisco, catch the Orange Line from Great America by 10:13 PM. |
| Drive and park at the stadium | Parking passes are sold per car for each game on Ticketmaster. | Every Levi’s Stadium lot is cashless, so bring a card. |
| Park and ride | Caltrain station parking is $5.50 a day, plus the train fare. VTA lists 20 park-and-ride stations for Levi’s and states no fee. | Allow the train ride from the station on top of the drive. |
| Rideshare | Varies with demand. | Rideshare drops off at the bus stop south of Great America Parkway and picks up at Red Lot 7. |
Light rail (Green Line from San Jose Diridon, Orange Line from Mountain View)
- Cost per person
- A light rail ride costs $2.50, or $5 for the 8-Hour Light Rail Pass.
- The catch
- Great America station is in Santa Clara, about 40 minutes from San Jose Diridon by Green Line.
Caltrain and light rail from San Francisco
- Cost per person
- Caltrain costs $8.50 each way, plus $2.50 for the light rail.
- The catch
- To make the last Caltrain back to San Francisco, catch the Orange Line from Great America by 10:13 PM.
Drive and park at the stadium
- Cost per person
- Parking passes are sold per car for each game on Ticketmaster.
- The catch
- Every Levi’s Stadium lot is cashless, so bring a card.
Park and ride
- Cost per person
- Caltrain station parking is $5.50 a day, plus the train fare. VTA lists 20 park-and-ride stations for Levi’s and states no fee.
- The catch
- Allow the train ride from the station on top of the drive.
Rideshare
- Cost per person
- Varies with demand.
- The catch
- Rideshare drops off at the bus stop south of Great America Parkway and picks up at Red Lot 7.
Concerts work the same way. VTA runs event service and each show sells its own parking.
Which train takes you to Levi’s Stadium?
Great America station, on the north side of Levi’s Stadium, is the light rail stop, and as of October 2026 the Green Line takes about 40 minutes from San Jose Diridon with no transfer. The Orange Line from Mountain View takes under 30 minutes.
How to pay: A ride is $2.50 with Clipper, a contactless card or cash at the machine. With Clipper, a ride includes two hours of transfers. The $5 8-Hour Light Rail Pass costs the same as two rides and covers the trip back if you board within eight hours of buying it. It’s sold only at light rail ticket machines. A day pass is $7.50.
How do I get to Levi’s Stadium from San Francisco?
From San Francisco, take Caltrain south to Mountain View and then the VTA Orange Line to Great America. It’s about an hour and a half door to door.
- Caltrain to Mountain View. Board at 4th & King or 22nd Street. It’s $8.50 one way across three zones. For the round trip, the joint Caltrain and VTA day pass is $24.50 at a Caltrain ticket machine, or two Caltrain tickets plus the $5 8-Hour Light Rail Pass if you’ll be back within eight hours.
- The Orange Line toward Alum Rock. Ride 12 stops.
- Get off at Great America. The station is on the stadium’s north side.
- Older pages call it route 902. It’s the Green Line now.
- Event schedules: VTA usually posts each event’s schedule at least three days ahead.
Getting there without a car
| Starting from | First move | Time to Great America |
|---|---|---|
| San Jose Diridon | From San Jose Diridon, take the Green Line toward Old Ironsides. | The Green Line takes about 40 minutes from Diridon to Great America. |
| Downtown San Jose | From downtown San Jose, take the Green Line toward Old Ironsides. | The Green Line takes 21 minutes from Civic Center station to Great America. |
| San Francisco | From San Francisco, take Caltrain to Mountain View, then the Orange Line. | San Francisco to Great America takes about an hour and a half. |
| The East Bay | From the East Bay, take BART to Milpitas, then the Orange Line toward Mountain View. | The Orange Line takes about 15 minutes from Milpitas to Great America. |
| Oakland or Sacramento | From Oakland or Sacramento, take a San Jose-bound Capitol Corridor train to Santa Clara-Great America. | No extra time: Santa Clara-Great America is beside the stadium. |
| Stockton or the Tri-Valley | From Stockton or the Tri-Valley, take ACE’s event train on game days, from $25 round trip. | No extra time: ACE stops at Santa Clara-Great America, beside the stadium. |
| Tufesa’s stop at 704 N 13th St | From Tufesa’s stop at 704 N 13th St, walk to Civic Center station and take the Green Line. | The Green Line takes 21 minutes from Civic Center to Great America. |
| Tufesa’s stop at 440 S King Rd | From Tufesa’s stop at 440 S King Rd, take VTA bus 77 to Milpitas, then the Orange Line. | The bus and train from King Rd take about 40 minutes. |
San Jose Diridon
- First move
- From San Jose Diridon, take the Green Line toward Old Ironsides.
- Time to Great America
- The Green Line takes about 40 minutes from Diridon to Great America.
Downtown San Jose
- First move
- From downtown San Jose, take the Green Line toward Old Ironsides.
- Time to Great America
- The Green Line takes 21 minutes from Civic Center station to Great America.
San Francisco
- First move
- From San Francisco, take Caltrain to Mountain View, then the Orange Line.
- Time to Great America
- San Francisco to Great America takes about an hour and a half.
The East Bay
- First move
- From the East Bay, take BART to Milpitas, then the Orange Line toward Mountain View.
- Time to Great America
- The Orange Line takes about 15 minutes from Milpitas to Great America.
Oakland or Sacramento
- First move
- From Oakland or Sacramento, take a San Jose-bound Capitol Corridor train to Santa Clara-Great America.
- Time to Great America
- No extra time: Santa Clara-Great America is beside the stadium.
Stockton or the Tri-Valley
- First move
- From Stockton or the Tri-Valley, take ACE’s event train on game days, from $25 round trip.
- Time to Great America
- No extra time: ACE stops at Santa Clara-Great America, beside the stadium.
Tufesa’s stop at 704 N 13th St
- First move
- From Tufesa’s stop at 704 N 13th St, walk to Civic Center station and take the Green Line.
- Time to Great America
- The Green Line takes 21 minutes from Civic Center to Great America.
Tufesa’s stop at 440 S King Rd
- First move
- From Tufesa’s stop at 440 S King Rd, take VTA bus 77 to Milpitas, then the Orange Line.
- Time to Great America
- The bus and train from King Rd take about 40 minutes.
Where to park at Levi’s Stadium
Levi’s Stadium lots for 49ers games open 3.5 hours before kickoff and close 2 hours after the game ends, as of October 2026. Passes are sold per game on Ticketmaster, and every lot is cashless.
- Buying ahead: the stadium recommends a prepaid pass from its parking page, and day-of lots are limited and may cost more. Ticketmaster shows the price for each game when you buy.
- Concert parking: opens at 4 PM for Bruno Mars, three hours before the show.
- Where the lots are: most sit west of the stadium, across San Tomas Aquino Creek and Great America Parkway. The Yellow lots are north along Tasman Drive, and Green 6 and 8 are south, past the Great America theme park.
- Oversized vehicles: passes cover vehicles under 17 feet. Buses and RVs buy ahead by phone or email.
- Tailgating: only in lots marked for it, and only at sporting events rather than concerts. Tents up to 8 by 8 feet and barbecues are fine. No glass, no amplified sound, and it ends at kickoff.
Parking is per car and the light rail is per person, so the bigger your group, the better driving looks.
Driving in from Sacramento or Fresno: three people pay at least $219 round trip on the Capitol Corridor from Sacramento, which stops at Santa Clara-Great America, or about $58 in gas plus parking, so driving wins unless parking costs more than about $160. From Fresno, three people pay at least $213 by bus, train and light rail, or about $80 in gas plus parking, and driving wins unless parking costs more than about $130. The ride home decides the rest: after a night game the train reaches Sacramento after midnight while driving gets you home sooner, and from Fresno the train means a night in San Jose even after an afternoon game.
Prices checked October 1, 2026: fares from the routes below, gas at $6.40 a gallon and 25 mpg, tolls left out.
Park and ride
Caltrain station lots cost $5.50 a day, paid at the ticket machine or with ParkMobile. VTA lists 20 park-and-ride stations for Levi’s events, including Milpitas and Tamien.
How do you get back from Levi’s Stadium after a game?
As of October 2026, VTA runs extra light rail from Levi’s Stadium for about an hour after every event, boarding on the Gate A side facing Tasman Drive. To get back to San Francisco you need the last Caltrain from Mountain View: the last regular Orange Line leaves Great America at 10:13 PM, and VTA’s Route 200 bus to Mountain View leaves Tasman Drive at Calle Del Sol at 10:43 PM.
A 49ers game runs about three and a half hours, so the 5:15 PM Monday night game lets out around 8:45 PM, well before the last Orange Line.
Buses and trains home: Los Angeles · Sacramento · Fresno · San Luis Obispo · San Diego · Davis · Los Banos
Getting back, by where you’re going
| Going to | Last way home | The catch |
|---|---|---|
| San Francisco | To get back to San Francisco, catch the Orange Line from Great America by 10:13 PM or the Route 200 bus from Tasman Drive at Calle Del Sol by 10:43 PM, then the last Caltrain, which leaves Mountain View at 11:48 PM on weekdays or 11:49 PM on weekends. | If you miss the last Caltrain connection, the way back to San Francisco is a rideshare. |
| San Jose Diridon and downtown | The last regular Green Line to Diridon leaves Great America at 11:13 PM and reaches Diridon at 11:52 PM. | The 11:43 PM Green Line trip ends at Santa Clara station, short of Diridon. |
| The East Bay | The last Orange Line to Milpitas leaves Great America at 11:20 PM, and BART runs on from there. | BART’s last train north from Milpitas leaves at 11:53 PM. |
| Sacramento, Davis or Oakland | The last regular Capitol Corridor train north leaves Santa Clara-Great America at 8:18 PM on weekends and 7:10 PM on weekdays. | After each night event, Capitol Corridor plans a late train north, so check Capitol Corridor’s site for the time. On Jan 3 the 8:18 PM train leaves later instead. |
| Stockton | ACE’s event train runs back to Stockton from Santa Clara-Great America at a set time after the event; on Oct 19 it leaves at 9:24 PM. | ACE’s train leaves on schedule whether or not the game has ended. |
| Tufesa’s stop at 704 N 13th St | Take the Green Line to Civic Center, then walk to Tufesa’s stop at 704 N 13th St. | Tufesa’s morning bus from 704 N 13th St leaves at 6:00 AM. |
| Tufesa’s stop at 440 S King Rd | Take a rideshare, or the Orange Line to Milpitas and bus 77, to Tufesa’s stop at 440 S King Rd. | Tufesa’s morning bus from 440 S King Rd leaves at 6:15 AM. |
San Francisco
- Last way home
- To get back to San Francisco, catch the Orange Line from Great America by 10:13 PM or the Route 200 bus from Tasman Drive at Calle Del Sol by 10:43 PM, then the last Caltrain, which leaves Mountain View at 11:48 PM on weekdays or 11:49 PM on weekends.
- The catch
- If you miss the last Caltrain connection, the way back to San Francisco is a rideshare.
San Jose Diridon and downtown
- Last way home
- The last regular Green Line to Diridon leaves Great America at 11:13 PM and reaches Diridon at 11:52 PM.
- The catch
- The 11:43 PM Green Line trip ends at Santa Clara station, short of Diridon.
The East Bay
- Last way home
- The last Orange Line to Milpitas leaves Great America at 11:20 PM, and BART runs on from there.
- The catch
- BART’s last train north from Milpitas leaves at 11:53 PM.
Sacramento, Davis or Oakland
- Last way home
- The last regular Capitol Corridor train north leaves Santa Clara-Great America at 8:18 PM on weekends and 7:10 PM on weekdays.
- The catch
- After each night event, Capitol Corridor plans a late train north, so check Capitol Corridor’s site for the time. On Jan 3 the 8:18 PM train leaves later instead.
Stockton
- Last way home
- ACE’s event train runs back to Stockton from Santa Clara-Great America at a set time after the event; on Oct 19 it leaves at 9:24 PM.
- The catch
- ACE’s train leaves on schedule whether or not the game has ended.
Tufesa’s stop at 704 N 13th St
- Last way home
- Take the Green Line to Civic Center, then walk to Tufesa’s stop at 704 N 13th St.
- The catch
- Tufesa’s morning bus from 704 N 13th St leaves at 6:00 AM.
Tufesa’s stop at 440 S King Rd
- Last way home
- Take a rideshare, or the Orange Line to Milpitas and bus 77, to Tufesa’s stop at 440 S King Rd.
- The catch
- Tufesa’s morning bus from 440 S King Rd leaves at 6:15 AM.
Caltrain times are from the timetable effective Jan 31, 2026.
No open alcohol on Caltrain from 9 PM on event days.
How to get to Levi’s Stadium from Los Angeles, Sacramento and beyond
From Los Angeles, Levi’s Stadium is about 6 hours by bus to San Jose Diridon and then about 40 minutes on the Green Line to Great America, as of October 2026. From Sacramento and Davis, San Jose-bound Capitol Corridor trains stop at Santa Clara-Great America, beside the stadium. Tufesa buses stop at their own San Jose curbs.
| From | Ride | Fares (one way) | Where you arrive | Next steps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles | ~6 hours by bus or 9 by train from Los Angeles | Busesfrom $41Trainsfrom $47 | Greyhound, FlixBus and Amtrak from Los Angeles arrive at San Jose Diridon. Tufesa arrives at 704 N 13th St or 440 S King Rd. | From Diridon, take the Green Line to Great America. From 704 N 13th St, walk to Civic Center station for the Green Line. From 440 S King Rd, take VTA bus 77 to Milpitas and the Orange Line. |
| Sacramento | ~3 hours by train from Sacramento | Trains to Santa Clarafrom $37Trains to San Josefrom $26 | San Jose-bound Capitol Corridor trains from Sacramento stop at Santa Clara-Great America, beside the stadium, then San Jose Diridon. | From Santa Clara-Great America, the stadium is right there. From Diridon, take the Green Line. |
| Fresno | ~4 hours by bus and train from Fresno | Bus and trainfrom $33Busesfrom $36 | Amtrak from Fresno arrives at San Jose Diridon. Tufesa arrives at 704 N 13th St or 440 S King Rd. | From Diridon, take the Green Line to Great America. From 704 N 13th St, walk to Civic Center station for the Green Line. From 440 S King Rd, take VTA bus 77 to Milpitas and the Orange Line. |
| San Luis Obispo | ~4 hours by bus from San Luis Obispo | Busesfrom $33Trainsfrom $58 | Buses and trains from San Luis Obispo arrive at San Jose Diridon. | From Diridon, take the Green Line to Great America. |
| Davis | ~3 hours by train from Davis | Trainsfrom $26 | San Jose-bound Capitol Corridor trains from Davis stop at Santa Clara-Great America, beside the stadium, then San Jose Diridon. | From Santa Clara-Great America, the stadium is right there. From Diridon, take the Green Line. |
| San Diego | ~10 hours by bus from San Diego | Busesfrom $61 | Most buses from San Diego are Tufesa, arriving at 440 S King Rd. Greyhound and Amtrak arrive at San Jose Diridon. | From King Rd, take VTA bus 77 to Milpitas and the Orange Line. From Diridon, take the Green Line. |
| Merced | ~3.5 hours by bus and train from Merced | Bus and trainfrom $29 | Buses and trains from Merced arrive at San Jose Diridon. | From Diridon, take the Green Line to Great America. |
| Los Banos | ~2 hours by bus from Los Banos | Busesfrom $13 | Buses from Los Banos arrive at San Jose Diridon. | From Diridon, take the Green Line to Great America. |
Los Angeles
- Ride
- ~6 hours by bus or 9 by train from Los Angeles
- Fares (one way)
- Busesfrom $41Trainsfrom $47
- Where you arrive
- Greyhound, FlixBus and Amtrak from Los Angeles arrive at San Jose Diridon. Tufesa arrives at 704 N 13th St or 440 S King Rd.
- Next steps
- From Diridon, take the Green Line to Great America. From 704 N 13th St, walk to Civic Center station for the Green Line. From 440 S King Rd, take VTA bus 77 to Milpitas and the Orange Line.
Sacramento
- Ride
- ~3 hours by train from Sacramento
- Fares (one way)
- Trains to Santa Clarafrom $37Trains to San Josefrom $26
- Where you arrive
- San Jose-bound Capitol Corridor trains from Sacramento stop at Santa Clara-Great America, beside the stadium, then San Jose Diridon.
- Next steps
- From Santa Clara-Great America, the stadium is right there. From Diridon, take the Green Line.
Fresno
- Ride
- ~4 hours by bus and train from Fresno
- Fares (one way)
- Bus and trainfrom $33Busesfrom $36
- Where you arrive
- Amtrak from Fresno arrives at San Jose Diridon. Tufesa arrives at 704 N 13th St or 440 S King Rd.
- Next steps
- From Diridon, take the Green Line to Great America. From 704 N 13th St, walk to Civic Center station for the Green Line. From 440 S King Rd, take VTA bus 77 to Milpitas and the Orange Line.
San Luis Obispo
- Ride
- ~4 hours by bus from San Luis Obispo
- Fares (one way)
- Busesfrom $33Trainsfrom $58
- Where you arrive
- Buses and trains from San Luis Obispo arrive at San Jose Diridon.
- Next steps
- From Diridon, take the Green Line to Great America.
Davis
- Ride
- ~3 hours by train from Davis
- Fares (one way)
- Trainsfrom $26
- Where you arrive
- San Jose-bound Capitol Corridor trains from Davis stop at Santa Clara-Great America, beside the stadium, then San Jose Diridon.
- Next steps
- From Santa Clara-Great America, the stadium is right there. From Diridon, take the Green Line.
San Diego
- Ride
- ~10 hours by bus from San Diego
- Fares (one way)
- Busesfrom $61
- Where you arrive
- Most buses from San Diego are Tufesa, arriving at 440 S King Rd. Greyhound and Amtrak arrive at San Jose Diridon.
- Next steps
- From King Rd, take VTA bus 77 to Milpitas and the Orange Line. From Diridon, take the Green Line.
Merced
- Ride
- ~3.5 hours by bus and train from Merced
- Fares (one way)
- Bus and trainfrom $29
- Where you arrive
- Buses and trains from Merced arrive at San Jose Diridon.
- Next steps
- From Diridon, take the Green Line to Great America.
Los Banos
- Ride
- ~2 hours by bus from Los Banos
- Fares (one way)
- Busesfrom $13
- Where you arrive
- Buses from Los Banos arrive at San Jose Diridon.
- Next steps
- From Diridon, take the Green Line to Great America.
Add $5 for the light rail both ways with the 8-Hour Light Rail Pass.
On the Sacramento, Davis and Fresno trains, fares barely change with how early you book.
Luggage isn’t allowed inside Levi’s Stadium, so leave bags at your hotel or use the $20 bag check near Gate F.
What airport is closest to Levi’s Stadium?
San Jose (SJC) is the closest airport, about 6 miles from Levi’s Stadium by road, and VTA Route 60 plus the Green Line reach Great America in about 40 minutes for $2.50 as of October 2026. No airport has a direct train: SFO takes about an hour and a half by BART, Caltrain and the Orange Line, and OAK about an hour by BART’s connector and a Capitol Corridor train.
| Airport | The chain | About how long | Cost | Last way back by train |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| San Jose (SJC) | From SJC, take VTA Route 60 from Terminal A or B to Metro/Airport station, then the Green Line. | SJC to Great America takes about 40 minutes. | SJC to the stadium costs $2.50 with Clipper, one fare for both. | Be on a Green Line from Great America by 11:13 PM for the last Route 60 to the SJC terminals, which leaves about 11:54 PM on weekdays, 11:48 PM on Saturdays and 11:40 PM on Sundays. |
| San Francisco (SFO) | From SFO, take BART to Millbrae, Caltrain to Mountain View, then the Orange Line. | SFO to Great America takes about an hour and a half. | SFO to the stadium costs $5.85 on BART, plus Caltrain and the light rail. | To reach SFO by train, leave Great America by 10:13 PM, since BART’s last train from Millbrae to SFO leaves at 11:44 PM. After that, it’s a rideshare. |
| Oakland (OAK) | From OAK, take BART’s airport connector to Oakland Coliseum, then the Capitol Corridor to Santa Clara-Great America. | OAK to the stadium takes about an hour by connector and train, plus the wait for a Capitol Corridor train. | OAK to the stadium costs $7.95 on the connector, plus the train. | The last regular Capitol Corridor north toward OAK leaves at 8:18 PM on weekends and 7:10 PM on weekdays. After a night event, Capitol Corridor plans a late train to Oakland Coliseum (check its site for the time), and BART’s connector to OAK runs until about 1:16 AM. Otherwise, it’s a rideshare. |
San Jose (SJC)
- The chain
- From SJC, take VTA Route 60 from Terminal A or B to Metro/Airport station, then the Green Line.
- About how long
- SJC to Great America takes about 40 minutes.
- Cost
- SJC to the stadium costs $2.50 with Clipper, one fare for both.
- Last way back by train
- Be on a Green Line from Great America by 11:13 PM for the last Route 60 to the SJC terminals, which leaves about 11:54 PM on weekdays, 11:48 PM on Saturdays and 11:40 PM on Sundays.
- The chain
- From SFO, take BART to Millbrae, Caltrain to Mountain View, then the Orange Line.
- About how long
- SFO to Great America takes about an hour and a half.
- Cost
- SFO to the stadium costs $5.85 on BART, plus Caltrain and the light rail.
- Last way back by train
- To reach SFO by train, leave Great America by 10:13 PM, since BART’s last train from Millbrae to SFO leaves at 11:44 PM. After that, it’s a rideshare.
Oakland (OAK)
- The chain
- From OAK, take BART’s airport connector to Oakland Coliseum, then the Capitol Corridor to Santa Clara-Great America.
- About how long
- OAK to the stadium takes about an hour by connector and train, plus the wait for a Capitol Corridor train.
- Cost
- OAK to the stadium costs $7.95 on the connector, plus the train.
- Last way back by train
- The last regular Capitol Corridor north toward OAK leaves at 8:18 PM on weekends and 7:10 PM on weekdays. After a night event, Capitol Corridor plans a late train to Oakland Coliseum (check its site for the time), and BART’s connector to OAK runs until about 1:16 AM. Otherwise, it’s a rideshare.
What’s on at Levi’s Stadium in 2026
As of October 1, 2026, five 49ers home games are left at Levi’s Stadium, plus Bruno Mars on October 10 and 11.
- Sat Oct 10 and Sun Oct 11: Bruno Mars, 7 PM
- Mon Oct 19: 49ers vs. Washington Commanders, 5:15 PM (a Monday night game)
- Sun Nov 8: 49ers vs. Las Vegas Raiders, 1:05 PM
- Sun Nov 29: 49ers vs. Seattle Seahawks, 1:25 PM
- Sun Dec 13: 49ers vs. Los Angeles Rams, 1:25 PM
- Sun Jan 3: 49ers vs. Philadelphia Eagles, 5:20 PM (a Sunday night game; the kickoff can move)
The 49ers’ Nov 22 home game against the Vikings is in Mexico City, not at Levi’s.
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Frequently asked questions
Does BART take you to Levi’s Stadium?
The closest BART station to Levi’s Stadium is Milpitas, about 15 minutes away on the VTA Orange Line. BART itself doesn’t go to the stadium. From San Francisco, take Caltrain to Mountain View and then the Orange Line instead.
How early should I get to Levi’s Stadium?
Levi’s Stadium lots open 3.5 hours before kickoff for a 49ers game, and tailgating ends at kickoff. Gate times vary by event, so check yours.
Where is the Uber drop-off at Levi’s Stadium?
Rideshare at Levi’s Stadium drops off at the bus stop south of Great America Parkway and picks up at Red Lot 7, which is also the accessible drop-off.
What bags can you bring into Levi’s Stadium?
Levi’s Stadium allows clear bags only, and a $20 bag check runs near Gate F and in the RV lot on the west side on event days.
How far is Levi’s Stadium from San Francisco?
Levi’s Stadium is about 40 miles south of San Francisco by road, in Santa Clara. By Caltrain and the light rail it’s about an hour and a half.
“From” fares refresh from Wanderu’s route data and show the cheapest one-way fare recently available on that route. VTA, Caltrain, BART, ACE and parking figures are published prices checked October 1, 2026.
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