
Interactive Super Bowl Seating Chart for Levi’s Stadium
This year’s Super Bowl will be held at Levi’s Stadium, the home stadium of the NFL’s San Francisco 49ers. The Super Bowl stadium has a capacity of just over 68,500, which makes it a middle-of-the-pack football stadium in terms of size relative to the rest of the league.
If you’re a football fan looking to buy Super Bowl Tickets, you probably have plenty of questions about which 2026 Super Bowl tickets to buy this year.
That’s why we at TickPick have created this detailed seating chart to help answer any questions you may have.
Read below for seating chart information to help you find the best Super Bowl seats and help inform your ticket purchase. You can also sign up for our newsletter below to receive daily updates on ticket pricing.
Contents
- 1 Interactive Super Bowl Seating Chart
- 2 Interactive Super Bowl Seat Views
- 3 The Best Seats for the Super Bowl
- 4 Super Bowl Seating Zones
- 5 Super Bowl Seat Numbers
- 6 100-Level Super Bowl Seating
- 7 200-Level Super Bowl Seating
- 8 300-Level Super Bowl Seating
- 9 Where are the Super Bowl Team Benches?
- 10 ADA Seating for the Super Bowl
- 11 Are There Accessible Entries at the Super Bowl?
- 12 Super Bowl Suites Seating
- 13 Are there any seats with obstructed views at the Super Bowl?
Interactive Super Bowl Seating Chart
You can hover over any section for a full-row breakdown.
Interactive Super Bowl Seat Views
Using your mobile device, drag your finger on the interactive Levi’s Stadium seat view below or click on it with your mouse if you’re using a computer to see what your virtual 3D seat view would look like from Section 114 in this example.
View any other ticket listing on TickPick’s website or mobile app available on Google or the Apple App Store to get full 360-degree seat views from any other section in the stadium.
We understand the significant commitment involved in purchasing Super Bowl 2026 tickets, and fans have numerous questions about their seat views to help inform their decision. We wanted to be the first ticket marketplace to offer full virtual and interactive Super Bowl seating views for fans, providing them with a 360-degree view of seats from any section in the stadium.
The Best Seats for the Super Bowl
While this can depend on the football fan’s preference, most would say the best Super Bowl seats are close to the 50-yard line and at the back end of the 100-level or front of the 200-level if all things were equal.
But we know ticket prices for seats in zones like Club Premium and Club Sideline (see the chart below) come at an ultra-premium, so some other great values for seats we’d recommend are:
- 300-Level Sideline: These offer great views of the field of play while still looking at the field, even at a slight angle, if more towards the corner.
- Upper-Level Premium: These seats will place you in sections close to, if not directly on, the 50-yard line, offering a high vantage point to see every play unfold right in front of you with an excellent view. You won’t be close to the field itself, but your opinions of the game will be great.
Super Bowl Seating Zones
Each year, all Super Bowl Seating Charts mainly comprise zone seating. Zone seating means ticket holders don’t get specific seat assignments until weeks or days before the game.
Some sellers don’t know which tickets they’ll receive beforehand, and the “zones” differ depending on where you look. This logic also applies to Super Bowl suites in some cases.
All zones for Super Bowl LX can soon be found below.
Terrace Endzone/Corner
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501-504, 527-534, 557-559, 601-608, 620-634, 646-652 |
Terrace Sideline
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507-509, 523-524, 537-539, 553-554, 609-611, 617-619, 635-637, 643-645 |
Terrace Premium
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511-521, 541-551, 612-616, 638-642 |
Loge Endzone/Corner
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201-209, 234-251, 276-283, 301-307, 317-331, 341-348 |
Club Sideline | 213-215, 229-230, 255-257, 271-272, 308-309, 315-316, 332-333, 339-340 |
Club Premium | 217-227, 259-269, 310-314, 334-338 |
Plaza Endzone | 101-104, 124-132, 152-156 |
Plaza Corner
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106-109, 119-122, 134-137, 147-150 |
Plaza Sideline
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111-112, 116-117, 139-141, 143-145 |
Plaza Club Premium
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113-115, 142 |
Super Bowl Seat Numbers
The Super Bowl 60 seat numbers follow a typical stadium pattern where seat number 1 is always on the right side of the section when facing the field.
For example, seat number 1 in section C114 will be closest to seat number 1 in section C113, and the highest seat number in section C114 will be closest to seat number 1 in section C115.
100-Level Super Bowl Seating
The 100-level sections span Sections 101 to 146; most sections along each sideline contain approximately 35 rows. Aside from suites and clubs, the Super Bowl 2026 ticket price will be the highest for seats in the 100-level because they’re closest to the field.
200-Level Super Bowl Seating
The 200s at Levi’s Stadium include sections 201-231, with Club Sections on the visitor’s sideline between the 10-yard lines that wrap around each end zone and Loge Sections along each End Zone and Corner.
Other 200-level seats available include corner end zone and end zone seating, which don’t offer any additional amenities like the club sections, but still provide great game views.
300-Level Super Bowl Seating
The 300-level seats for Super Bowl 2025 are generally excellent, as they’re not far from the field and still below all 300 and 400-level suites behind them. Some of the best seats in the stadium are along each sideline, where fans are granted club access.
Where are the Super Bowl Team Benches?
This information will be confirmed closer to the game date, but the home team’s sideline is located on the south end of the stadium, and the visitors’ sideline is situated on the north end.
ADA Seating for the Super Bowl
For football fans who use a wheelchair and/or are looking for Super Bowl ADA seats, accessible rows are usually located at the top of these sections within the venue and spread throughout.
Folding chairs will be provided as companion seating immediately next to those seats for disabled fans. You can use a filter to find NFL tickets that are ADA-accessible. Just click our “Additional filters +” button on the event page to select “ADA (wheelchair accessible).” After that, it shows all seats that the seller has marked as accessible seating.
Are There Accessible Entries at the Super Bowl?
Accessible Super Bowl parking and entry information can be found here.
Super Bowl Suites Seating
If you’re looking for information on suites, how to buy Super Bowl suites for Levi’s Stadium, and how much Super Bowl suites cost, we’ve got you covered.
Are there any seats with obstructed views at the Super Bowl?
We know of no obstructed-view Super Bowl seats within Levi’s Stadium.
Still have questions? Please don’t hesitate to email us or call us at 845-513-3053 to speak with one of our Super Bowl specialists.
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