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[quote author=stupac2 link=topic=13800.msg145669#msg145669 date=1449283831]
I have a different question, what are people doing to get there? Parking was really easy during the chicken bowl, but I doubt it'll be quite so smooth this time. Is anyone else going the VTA route? Seems like parking at the 880/Milpitas stop is pretty good for those coming from the east bay.

We aren't tailgating but we are planning to arrive about an hour before kickoff so that we have plenty of time to get parked, get through security, and get all the way around to the other side of the stadium to our seats.
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I'm not concerned about getting in, it's getting out that worries me. I get extremely frustrated just idling in traffic waiting for things to move, I'd rather be making progress constantly even if the end result is slower. At Stanford we walk to a parking garage rather than park near the stadium.

Also taking the train two ways with two people is 1/5 the cost of parking at Levi's.

[stupac2]

[quote author=stupac2 link=topic=13800.msg145669#msg145669 date=1449283831]
I have a different question, what are people doing to get there? Parking was really easy during the chicken bowl, but I doubt it'll be quite so smooth this time. Is anyone else going the VTA route? Seems like parking at the 880/Milpitas stop is pretty good for those coming from the east bay.

We aren't tailgating but we are planning to arrive about an hour before kickoff so that we have plenty of time to get parked, get through security, and get all the way around to the other side of the stadium to our seats.
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I'm not concerned about getting in, it's getting out that worries me. I get extremely frustrated just idling in traffic waiting for things to move, I'd rather be making progress constantly even if the end result is slower. At Stanford we walk to a parking garage rather than park near the stadium.

Also taking the train two ways with two people is 1/5 the cost of parking at Levi's.