[stupac2]

Concessions at Stanford are getting better, but still don't hold a candle to Levis.

Really? They have more variety but it's not like any of it is particularly good, and it's (somehow) even more expensive.

Also, the bathrooms are designed so badly They're deep but not wide, so you get monstrous lines at the front when the rear is nearly completely empty, I guess because people would rather stand around clogging the aisles than walk a few feet to pee. I've never had that issue at Stanford, or had to wait nearly as long.

I dunno, the stadium is visually nice, but I think that's dead last on what I want from a stadium.

In a different discussion a friend of mine recently said:

a lot of stadium experience boils down to: was your seat comfortable, could you see the action, how hard was it to buy something from a concession stand, how long did it take to take a piss, and how dirty is the place

I would add "how hard is it to get into/out of", and I think Stanford and Levi's are basically the same on 4 counts (comfort, cleanliness, ease of concessions, and sight lines) and Stanford is clearly superior on the other 2. YMMV.

[stupac2]

Concessions at Stanford are getting better, but still don't hold a candle to Levis.

Really? They have more variety but it's not like any of it is particularly good, and it's (somehow) even more expensive.

Also, the bathrooms are designed so badly They're deep but not wide, so you get monstrous lines at the front when the rear is nearly completely empty, I guess because people would rather stand around clogging the aisles than walk a few feet to pee. I've never had that issue at Stanford, or had to wait nearly as long.

I dunno, the stadium is visually nice, but I think that's dead last on what I want from a stadium.

In a different discussion a friend of mine recently said:

a lot of stadium experience boils down to: was your seat comfortable, could you see the action, how hard was it to buy something from a concession stand, how long did it take to take a piss, and how dirty is the place

I would add "how hard is it to get into/out of", and I think Stanford and Levi's are basically the same on 4 counts (comfort, cleanliness, ease of concessions, and sight lines) and Stanford is clearly superior on the other 2. YMMV.