Levi's Stadium pics and info...

Originally posted by CrimsonCrew:
I did the tour of Levi's stadium yesterday. Very cool. It's hard to say how it will be during games, but we got to see several of the clubs, suites, etc. All those things that I certainly won't get to see on game day. Those were pretty darn nice, though I don't have anything to compare them with.

The stadium itself is nice. There was a lot of criticism that it lacked personality after the soccer game. I don't think the structure gives a place personality, though. I think that's more the fan base. I'm curious to see how the noise is. All the expensive seats are on the one side (club outdoor seating and luxury boxes), and I worry those sections are not going to be nearly as loud and engaged. That said, I'd think the cheering from the opposite side would reverberate off the tower of suites. We'll see. The planes do go right overhead, but they weren't as loud as I thought they'd be. The museum was also cool and fun, though not really mind-blowing (didn't have time to stroll through it, unfortunately, but spend probably 90 minutes inside).

Anyway, not sure when I'll be able to afford a ticket, but I think it will be a good place to play. I just hope the passionate fans will be able to get there.

Originally posted by mayo49:
I guess instead of just screwing up part of the field, they're going to go ahead and go for the whole field this time.

Originally posted by captveg:

They should cancel all events, retire the use of the stadium, and turn it into a loving memorial for perfect grass.

Originally posted by THEB:

FYI, the tarps are usually put down to reflect UV rays and keep the grass cool. Especially in california where they have a limited water usage rule during the drought, they cant water nearly as much as they normally would. This helps them in watering less and keeping the grass from drying out and dying.

Originally posted by THEB:

FYI, the tarps are usually put down to reflect UV rays and keep the grass cool. Especially in california where they have a limited water usage rule during the drought, they cant water nearly as much as they normally would. This helps them in watering less and keeping the grass from drying out and dying.

Originally posted by THEB:
yeah they did that 3 or 4 days ago. They simply cut the dead grass out and replanted

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
like it even matters, it's not even a playing surface