Tickets for Qatar vs Switzerland in Santa Clara - Jun 13, 2026

Levi's Stadium is more than a stadium—it’s a sleek, modern landmark built for top-tier sports and major live events. Defined by clean lines and an open, airy design, it’s engineered for smooth crowd flow from the gates to the seating bowl. With a capacity of around 68,000 seats, it delivers that “big-event” scale while still feeling organized and easy to navigate.

Inside, the experience is distinctly contemporary: wide concourses, plenty of amenities on multiple levels, and strong sightlines from most sections. Visitors often highlight the overall comfort, the food-and-beverage variety, and the electric atmosphere that builds as the stands fill—whether it’s an NFL game day or a headline concert night.

You’ll find it at 4900 Marie P DeBartolo Way, Santa Clara, United States. Getting right to the entrance is straightforward thanks to extensive parking around the venue, and many guests also rely on nearby VTA Light Rail stops serving the stadium area (such as the Great America/Levi’s Stadium vicinity). For broader citywide transportation context, check the general city guide further down the page.

Santa Clara, set in the very heart of Silicon Valley, blends technological energy and a relaxed California lifestyle with a strong calendar of sports and live music events. The city is known for modern large-scale venues, and it makes planning your arrival simple, your movements smooth, and your schedule easy to manage even if you’re coming just for an evening show. That mix of business momentum and entertainment is exactly why Santa Clara feels like a practical base for anyone looking for tickets to concerts and games across the Bay Area.

A major advantage of Santa Clara is how well it connects: the closest airport is Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport (SJC), while rail access is streamlined via the Santa Clara Transit Center with Caltrain links. For getting around town and reaching nearby stadiums and arenas, visitors often rely on VTA Light Rail and the VTA bus network, which helps you avoid the stress of driving and parking. Whether you use public transit end-to-end or combine train, light rail, and a short ride, the route to key event locations is straightforward and efficient.

When you’re not in the stands or in the crowd, Santa Clara gives you plenty of reasons to extend your stay. Take in the historic atmosphere of Mission Santa Clara de Asís and the Santa Clara University campus, unwind in the city’s parks, or choose family-friendly fun at California’s Great America. Easy walks and quieter neighborhoods are great for a reset, and the wider area’s food scene covers everything from quick bites to memorable dinners. That way, an event visit naturally turns into a well-rounded getaway, with smooth logistics and a rewarding city experience before and after the show.