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49ers Gameday: Amazon Prime Now delivers to Levi's Stadium

Published Jun. 30, 2017 6:28 p.m. ET

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The San Francisco 49ers made much about Levi’s Stadium being the most technologically advanced stadium when it opened in 2014. It is only fitting, then, that Amazon Prime Now will offer up to one-hour delivery to fans at the stadium on gameday.

The San Francisco 49ers — and Jed York, in particular — are quite proud of Levi’s Stadium. The high-tech football shrine was designed to create an incredibly fan-friendly environment. Except for the bad product on the field, it has by and large succeeded in this aim.

The high-tech gameday experience will be taken to the next level this season with Amazon announcing it will offer Amazon Prime Now to fans at Levi’s Stadium on gameday.

So now there is no reason to fear if you run out of some supplies while tailgating. Amazon Prime Now can save the day!

Tech site engadget.com explains how this will work:

“At checkout, enter the address for Levi’s Stadium and be sure to include which parking lot you’re in and the nearest parking flag number. Prime Now is only available in three parking lots — Red Lot 1, Green Lot 1, and Blue Lot 1 — but the 49ers say that’s where most of the tailgaters set up. Amazon’s quick delivery service is available in the Bay Area from 8 AM until midnight and two-hour delivery is free. If you need something in an hour, you’ll have to pay an extra $8.”

So maybe you don’t need to worry quite so much about whether or not you have enough buns for the tailgate?

Jed York and company have put a ton of time and effort into making Levi’s Stadium incredibly fan-friendly and tech-savvy. It can be an amazing place to tailgate and watch a game partially for that reason.

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If only the product on the field was as exciting as the products available on Amazon Prime Now.

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