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In pictures: take a tour of the $1.2billion San Francisco 49ers stadium that's a year away from opening

Pretty good, I guess.

LEVI’S STADIUM, THE new 49ers stadium in Santa Clara that will end up costing ~$1.2 billion to build, is a year away from hosting its first NFL game.

The 68,000-seat stadium features stadium-wide wifi, an open concept, and a massive block of club suites.

While it’s 40 miles outside San Francisco, it’s a big upgrade over the painfully dated Candlestick Park.

There are a bunch of mock-up designs on the stadium’s website that give you an idea of what it will be like.

Levi’s Stadium from above

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The corners of the stadium are completely bare, giving it an open design

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The facade is open as well

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The view from the parking lot

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The biggest design quirk — the upper deck is only on one side of the stadium, with a bank of suites on the other

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The suites look great

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A little dining area

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There’s also one of those field-level boxes

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It has a nightclub-type feel

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The big screen is as wide as the field

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The view from the upper deck is supposed to be amazing

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Another outdoor bar area

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There are only six escalators in all of Candlestick Park. There are 30 in this new stadium

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