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  • Thu., Aug. 08, 2013 6:00PM - 9:30PM PDT 49ers vs. Broncos -The game will mark the 35th preseason contest between the two teams, with Denver holding an 18-16 edge over San Francisco. During last year’s preseason matchup in Denver, the 49ers defeated the Broncos 29-24.
    -This will mark Denver’s first preseason trip to Candlestick Park since 2009 when the 49ers edged the Broncos 17-16.
  • Fri., Aug. 16, 2013 5:00PM - 8:30PM PDT 49ers at Chiefs -The 49ers and Chiefs have met nine times in the preseason. San Francisco leads the all-time series 6-3.
    -San Francisco has won the past two preseason contests. In the last meeting, during the 2003 preseason, the 49ers won 24-6 at Kansas City.
  • Sun., Aug. 25, 2013 5:00PM - 8:30PM PDT 49ers vs. Vikings -It marks the eighth time the 49ers and Vikings have met in the preseason.
    -The 49ers lead the all-time preseason series 4-3 and are 2-0 against the Vikings at home during the preseason.
    -The 49ers have won the past two contests, which were both played at Candlestick Park, a 17-6 win last season and a 15-10 victory in 2010.
  • Thu., Aug. 29, 2013 7:00PM - 10:30PM PDT 49ers at Chargers -It marks the 27th consecutive year in which the two teams have met in the preseason.
    -San Francisco leads preseason series 21-20 after the 49ers won, 35-3, at Candlestick Park last preseason.
    -It marks the 23rd preseason matchup in San Diego, with the Chargers holding a 16-8 series advantage at home.
  • Sun., Sep. 08, 2013 1:25PM - 4:25PM PDT 49ers vs. Packers In what will mark the team’s final season at Candlestick Park, the 49ers open the 2013 campaign by facing playoff teams from 2012 in four of the first five weeks, starting with the Green Bay Packers on September 8. This marks the second consecutive season that the 49ers and Packers have met in Week 1. Last season, San Francisco defeated Green Bay in two contests, 30-22 on the road in Week 1, and 45-31 at home in the NFC Divisional round of the playoffs. The 49ers overall record against the Packers is 28-34-1, including 17-11-1 at home.
  • Sun., Sep. 15, 2013 5:30PM - 8:30PM PDT 49ers at Seahawks San Francisco travels to division-rival Seattle to face the Seahawks in prime time on Sunday night. The overall series is tied at 14 games apiece, but under head coach Jim Harbaugh, the 49ers are 3-1 versus Seattle. The teams split the 2012 series, with each team winning on their home field.
  • Sun., Sep. 22, 2013 1:25PM - 4:25PM PDT 49ers vs. Colts On September 22, San Francisco will host the Indianapolis Colts for the first time since 2005. The 49ers are 18-24 overall against the Colts, including an 11-10 record at home. The Colts defeated the 49ers, 18-14, in the teams’ last meeting in Indianapolis, in 2009.
  • Thu., Sep. 26, 2013 5:25PM - 8:25PM PDT 49ers at Rams The Niners will have a short week as they will travel to St. Louis for a Thursday night, NFL Network showdown with the Rams on September 26. The overall series is split at 62-62-3, and 31-31-1 on the road. Both contests last season went into overtime, with the Rams winning, 16-13, in St. Louis, and the teams tying, 24-24, in San Francisco.
  • Sun., Oct. 06, 2013 5:30PM - 8:30PM PDT 49ers vs. Texans San Francisco faces the Houston Texans on Sunday night October 6, in front of a national audience on NBC. It marks the third prime time appearance through the first five weeks of the regular season for the 49ers. This will be only Houston’s second trip ever to Candlestick Park in the regular season, and their first since the 49ers won 20-17 in overtime, in 2005.
  • Sun., Oct. 13, 2013 1:25PM - 4:25PM PDT 49ers vs. Cardinals The second game of the back-to-back home-stand will be on October 13 vs. the Arizona Cardinals. San Francisco owns a 26-17 overall record against the Cardinals, including a 15-8 mark at home. In the 2012 regular season finale, San Francisco won 27-13, clinching the NFC West Division title for the 19th time in franchise history. The Niners have compiled a 7-1 record versus Arizona over the past eight games.

Stadium

Getting To and From Candlestick Park

Traveling to a 49ers home game? There are several options available to you:

Public Transportation

Travel Packages - The 49ers Experience

Driving Direction

Candlestick Traffic Tips

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Go Green this season and take public transportation to and from the game. Muni offers several ways to get to Candlestick Park from any part of San Francisco, including the new T Metro line. To plan your trip via Muni go to: http://www.sfmta.com/football or via BART go to: http://www.bart.gov/

For information regarding other Public Transportation to Candlestick Park, Click Here!

49ERS EXPERIENCE

49ers Experience offers fan transportation aboard luxurious motor coaches from many locations all across Northern California. Packages are designed to expand and extend your 49ers game day experience from the time we pick you up, until the time we drop you off.

49ers Experience packages may include one or more of the following options:

• Round-trip transportation to the home games aboard the “49ers Game Day Express” and “49ers Tailgate Express” shuttle service with no more than one stop to Candlestick Park – guaranteed!!
• Promotional items offered by the 49ers Experience sponsors       
• Game Day tickets
• Raffle Prizes (including signed 49ers Memorabilia)            
• Gameday magazine
• 49ers Tailgate Party tickets 

For more information, please call (877) 49 49ERS or visit 49ersExperience.com. Come join us and create your own 49ers Experience!

Directions to Candlestick Park From: San Francisco International Airport

Exit terminal, keep right and follow signs to 101-North toward San Francisco. Continue North on 101 for 6.5 miles to first Candlestick Park exit. Continue on into parking area.

Miles: 6.5, Time: 10 minutes

 

 

Directions to Candlestick Park From: San Jose Airport

Exit terminal left on Airport Blvd. To Airport Parkway (first light). Turn right on Airport Parkway to Guadalupe Parkway (first light). Turn left on Guadalupe Parkway to 101-North toward San Francisco. Continue North on 101 for 45 miles to first Candlestick Park exit. Continue on into parking area.

Miles: 45, Time: 60 minutes.

 

 

Directions to Candlestick Park From: Oakland International Airport

Exit terminal onto Airport Dr. heading NE, to 880-North toward Downtown Oakland. Merge onto I-80 W toward San Francisco / Bay Bridge. I-80 W becomes US-101 S. Take the first Candlestick Park exit. Continue on into parking area.

Miles: 36, Time: 43 minutes.

 

Candlestick Park Traffic Tips


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Parking Prices (subject to change without notice):

· Interior Lot (Automobiles measuring less than 8’ wide and / or 17’ long, or motorcycles) - $30

· Exterior Lots (These lots are privately owned and operated and not necessarily under the control of the San Francisco 49ers) - $30

· RV Lot (RV’s, vehicles with trailers, limos, or any other vehicles measuring 8’ in width and / or 17’ in length or more) - $80

· Bus Lot - $40 ($80 for tailgating)

To gain access to Lots A, B, C, Overflow C or the TV Lot you MUST follow the directions below. 

Parking LotLane Number
49ers Parking pass holders ONLY (YELLOW PASS) FROM THE NORTH OR SOUTH, take the 3rd Street exit to Jamestown Ave & turn right. Use right lanes. Prepaid parking pass holders may be directed to exterior lots.
Non-pass holders / General parking FROM THE NORTH, for quickest parking take 101 south to Caesar Chavez and proceed east to Evans. Turn right, continue to 3rd Street and turn right. Proceed to Carroll, turn left and continue to parking lots. FROM THE NORTH OR SOUTH, take the 3rd Street exit to Carroll Ave and turn right. Continue to lots.
Internal parking lots (A, B, L, & Players Lot)  FROM THE NORTH OR SOUTH, take the 3rd Street exit to Jamestown Ave. & turn right. Use Lane #1 – Far left hand lane closest to the fence.     
(C Lot, TV Lot)  FROM THE NORTH OR SOUTH, take the 3rd Street exit to Ingerson Avenue and turn right. Continue toward stadium and follow instructions / signage.
East-Bound Post-Game Tips

Avoid post-game congestion on northbound 101 through downtown San Francisco by using Third Street or the northbound 280 freeway:

To reach the Bay Bridge from Gilman or Carroll Avenue, use the right lane of Gilman or Carroll Avenue. At Third Street (traffic signal) turn right, toward downtown. Go north for about four miles. Turn right at Harrison Street and follow the signs to the Bay Bridge.

To reach the Bay Bridge from Harney Way, use the left lane of Harney Way. Go north (toward downtown) on the 101 freeway for about one mile, then take the 280 North exit toward Port of SF. Take the Sixth Street exit and follow the signs to the Bay Bridge.

North-Bound Post-Game Tips

Avoid post-game congestion on northbound 101 through downtown San Francisco by using Third Street or the northbound 280 freeway:

To reach northbound 280 from Harney Way, use the left lane of Harney Way. Go north (toward downtown) on 101 for about one mile, then take the 280 North exit toward Downtown San Francisco.

To reach northbound 280 from Gilman or Carroll Avenues, use the right lane of Gilman or Carroll Avenue. At Third Street (traffic signal) turn right, toward downtown. Go north on Third Street and turn left at Palou Avenue, Evans Avenue or Cesar Chavez (Army) Street. Follow the signs to the 280 North entrance.

West-Bound Post-Game Tips

Avoid post-game congestion on southbound 101 to 92 west by using the 280 freeway:

To reach southbound 280 from Harney Way, use the left lane of Harney Way. Go north (toward downtown) on 101 for about one mile, then take the 280 South exit toward Daly City. In other words, "Go North to go South."

To reach southbound 280 from Gilman or Carroll Avenues, use the right lane of Gilman or Carroll Avenue. At Third Street (traffic signal) turn right, toward downtown. Go north on Third Street and turn left at Palou Avenue, Evans Avenue or Cesar Chavez (Army) Street. Follow the signs to the 280 South entrance. In other words, "Go North to go South."

South-Bound Post-Game Tips

Avoid post-game congestion on southbound 101. Go NORTHBOUND ON 101 to 280 SOUTH DALY CITY/SAN JOSE.

To reach southbound 280 from Harney Way, use the left lane of Harney Way. Go north (toward downtown) on 101 for about one mile, then take the 280 South exit toward Daly City. In other words, "Go North to go South."

To reach southbound 280 from Gilman or Carroll Avenues, use the right lane of Gilman or Carroll Avenue. At Third Street (traffic signal) turn right, toward downtown. Go north on Third Street and turn left at either Palou Avenue, Evans Avenue or Cesar Chavez (Army) Street. Follow the signs to the 280 South entrance. In other words, "Go North to go South."