The Super Bowl is returning to Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara after a decade-long absence, marking its sixth appearance at the venue. This year's event, known as Super Bowl LX, will take place on February 8, 2026, with an estimated 70,000 fans attending.
Levi's Stadium has strict bag policies in place for security reasons: only clear bags measuring no larger than 12" x 6" x 12" are allowed. This includes clear backpacks, fanny packs, and purses, as well as one-gallon clear plastic zip lock bags and small clutch bags smaller than 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches. Non-transparent bags, including tote bags and stroller bags, are prohibited.
Tickets to the Super Bowl have not been released for sale to the general public; instead, they will be distributed through participating clubs and host clubs who make them available to season ticket holders and local community members. Fans may find tickets available on resale platforms like Ticketmaster's NFL Ticket Exchange. Historically, the average cost of a resale ticket has ranged between $4,000 and $6,000.
To minimize congestion during road closures, traffic officials have announced three phases of road closures around Levi's Stadium leading up to the Super Bowl. These include closing Stars and Stripes Drive to public traffic, restricting Tasman Drive through traffic, and closing Great America Parkway to traffic on game day.
For those attending the event, there are several transportation options available, including taxi services and rideshares. The Capitol Corridor will also provide service to and from Levi's Stadium on game day, with departures scheduled every 30 minutes from Westbound Trains 729, 733, and 737, and returns after the event.
Parking and drop-off details for fans can be found on the stadium's website, including pre-paid parking passes and designated parent pick-up zones.
Levi's Stadium has strict bag policies in place for security reasons: only clear bags measuring no larger than 12" x 6" x 12" are allowed. This includes clear backpacks, fanny packs, and purses, as well as one-gallon clear plastic zip lock bags and small clutch bags smaller than 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches. Non-transparent bags, including tote bags and stroller bags, are prohibited.
Tickets to the Super Bowl have not been released for sale to the general public; instead, they will be distributed through participating clubs and host clubs who make them available to season ticket holders and local community members. Fans may find tickets available on resale platforms like Ticketmaster's NFL Ticket Exchange. Historically, the average cost of a resale ticket has ranged between $4,000 and $6,000.
To minimize congestion during road closures, traffic officials have announced three phases of road closures around Levi's Stadium leading up to the Super Bowl. These include closing Stars and Stripes Drive to public traffic, restricting Tasman Drive through traffic, and closing Great America Parkway to traffic on game day.
For those attending the event, there are several transportation options available, including taxi services and rideshares. The Capitol Corridor will also provide service to and from Levi's Stadium on game day, with departures scheduled every 30 minutes from Westbound Trains 729, 733, and 737, and returns after the event.
Parking and drop-off details for fans can be found on the stadium's website, including pre-paid parking passes and designated parent pick-up zones.
, but like, $4k+ ticket prices are, like, crazy expensive 
... wait, no, that's not true... if you can get 'em through the clubs and resale platforms, it's actually a pretty good deal 
. I mean, have you seen the size of those clear bags? 12" x 6" x 12"? That's like, super tiny 
... or is that just me being paranoid? 
. I wish they would also provide more public transportation options, though... not that I'd ever need to park near the stadium or anything 
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The website says something about pre-paid passes and designated parent pick-up zones... yeah, that all sounds super convenient 
. Or is it? 
can't we just have one day without all these rules and restrictions? and $4k+ for a resale ticket? that's just crazy talk! i mean, can't we just be able to walk up to the will-call window like normal people? and those road closures are gonna cause so much hassle... 
what's next, a super bowl "fun zone" with lines and lines and lines?! no thanks.
! It'll be crazy with 70,000 people there, but I guess that's what we love about it, right? 
Ugh, another Super Bowl coming up and I'm still stuck in traffic 
. Three phases of road closures, no thanks! 
I just want to go catch some football with my friends without having to deal with all that chaos 
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. And pre-paid parking passes? That sounds like a lifesaver 
. Just don't expect me to be dancing in the aisles when I'm stuck in traffic on my way to and from the stadium 
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Can't they just make them available to the general public a bit earlier? That way more fans can get their hands on those pricey tickets and the whole event wouldn't feel so exclusive 
but I guess that's what happens when you're selling out the stadium to a ton of people 
but for everyone else? maybe just stick to watching on tv and enjoying the commercials 
I hope the resell ticket prices don't get too crazy tho... $4k-$6k is already kinda steep. Do you think the NFL and Ticketmaster can do better than that? 
. But I guess it's all worth it for an epic game like Super Bowl LX! Has anyone checked out the transportation options yet? Taxi services and rideshares might be pricey, but at least we have the Capitol Corridor to rely on 
... now let's just hope everything goes smoothly and everyone gets in with minimal stress 
and dont even get me started on the resale ticket prices... $4k-$6k?!?! thats insane, man. i feel for all the season ticket holders & local community members tryin to cop those tickets tho 
... Think about it, 70k people in one place, gonna cause a total mess on roads & public transport 
... Strict bag policies too, so don't even think of showing up with that backpack 
... And let's not forget parking & drop-off details, 'cause who even has time for that? 
i'm sure this year's gonna be just as lit 
gotta love how they're keepin things strict with them bag policies tho 
season ticket holders and local folks gettin the good stuff, i love it! and omg resale tickets goin for like $4k - $6k?! wow that's crazy expensive lol
i'm so hyped for this event! u guys know how crazy it gets when tickets go on sale... like, $4k-$6k resale? no thank you, im good with buying pre-sale 
and 3 phases of road closures around the stadium? gonna be a total zoo out there! but hey, free parking passes are always a bonus 
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. One thing though: what's up with all the road closures? Can't we just have one big ol' parking lot instead of all these separate areas for drop-off and pickup? That'd save us some headaches, right?