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Team: San Francisco 49ers

League: National Football League

Home Games: Levi's Stadium

Head Coach: Kyle Shanahan

Super Bowl Titles: 5 (1981, 1984, 1988, 1989, 1994)

All-Time Greats: Joe Montana, Steve Young, Jerry Rice, Ronnie Lott, Deion Sanders, Roger Craig, Bryant Young

San Francisco 49ers Playoff Tickets

While the Oakland Raiders often give them a run for their money, the San Francisco 49ers are arguably the most successful NFL football team in the California Bay Area. The 49ers became an official part of the NFL in 1949; it is also the first major league franchise team in the city of San Francisco. Hall of Famers such as Joe Montana, Steve Young, Jerry Rice, Ronnie Lott and Bill Walsh were responsible for many on-field accomplishments that made history in the '80s and '90s. The franchise boasts a five Super Bowl titles and six NFC Conference Championships. Quarterbacks Joe Montana and Steve Young led the 49ers’ offense to numerous wins. Steve Young set records and won the game MVP award for his unbelievable performance of throwing six touchdown passes during Super Bowl XXIX. Bill Walsh, the former coach of the 49ers, made the "West Coast Offense" popular in the Bay Area. The short-run offense was almost impossible to stop. Get your San Francisco 49ers playoff tickets at StubHub today.

Where do the San Francisco 49ers play home games?

Named after the gold prospectors during the early gold rush in California, the 49ers called the Kezar Stadium in San Francisco home until relocating to Candlestick Park in 1971. Alumni players such as Ronnie Lott, Bryant Young and Ken Norton Jr. made a mark at Candlestick with their superb plays of tenacious offense and determined defense. The 49ers moved stadiums once again; however, the home stadium was no longer in San Francisco. The team moved to Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., in 2014. The stadium seats around 68,500 people and is furnished with restaurants, a team store and a museum. The stadium also has 9,000 club seats and over 174 exclusive luxury suites. In addition to being used for the 49ers’ stadium, Levi’s also hosts live events such as college games, concerts and wrestling events.

Where can I buy San Francisco 49ers' playoff tickets?

When the San Francisco 49ers return to the playoffs, you can get your tickets at StubHub, the largest online ticket marketplace in the world. StubHub has a variety of tickets for live events like sports games, concerts and more.

What can I expect to see at a San Francisco 49ers' home playoff game?

You can expect to see a stadium full of the red and gold team colors. Also expect to see an exciting spectacle of pre-game events such as T-shirt launches and band performances. The video screens in the stadium encourage fans to follow along with the chants displayed on the screen. Once the game starts, expect to see an action-packed game leading into the halftime show. It’s common for local music artists to perform during the halftime show.

How is the tailgating scene at Levi’s Stadium?

Tailgating is only allowed in certain designated areas of the stadium. Parking spaces can’t be used for tailgating, and tailgating only lasts until the official kickoff starts. BBQ grills, electric cookers, televisions, stereos and standing canopies are permitted. Glass containers aren’t allowed on any of the lots in the stadium.

What was the biggest moment in the San Francisco 49ers' playoff history?

Longtime 49ers fans often point to "the Catch" as the biggest moment in the team's playoff history. In this play, which was in the 1981 NFC Championship game against the Dallas Cowboys, quarterback Joe Montana connected with wide receiver Dwight Clark for a spectacular game-winning reception. San Francisco went on to win its first Super Bowl that year.Back to Top