Pleasanton, CA (January 21, 2026) — No matter which teams face off, football fans can score big by staying in the Tri-Valley, an ideal home base for the Big Game this February. Located 35 miles east of San Francisco and about 25 miles from Levi's® Stadium, the Tri-Valley offers easy access via a traffic-free option via the ACE Train, delivering riders just steps from the gates of Levi's® Stadium, as well as options via Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) and major freeways. With a wide range of affordable accommodations, award-winning wineries and breweries, and diverse dining options, the Tri-Valley provides a comfortable, safe, and clean place to recharge.

Visit Tri-Valley is the collection of the East Bay cities of Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin, and the Town of Danville. It's a destination filled with charming walkable downtowns, wide-open outdoor spaces, a beer trail, Livermore Valley Wine Country, standout shopping, and a renowned culinary scene. 

“We're thrilled to welcome football fans looking for a more relaxed way to enjoy their time around the Big Game,” said Tracy Farhad, president and CEO of Visit Tri-Valley. “The Tri-Valley offers visitors a respite from the hustle near the stadium, with more breathing room and plenty of quiet, spacious accommodations.”

Travelers and football fans can build a great getaway around the Big Game in the Tri-Valley and can find additional inspiration and a five-day itinerary featuring must-see Bay Area spots and local hidden gems at this link. Additionally, visitors can use this link to find out more about where to stay and transportation options for getting to the Big Game, including ACE Train Stations with free parking that allow fans to skip game-day traffic altogether.

About Visit Tri-Valley
Visit Tri-Valley is a destination marketing organization (DMO) that represents the award-winning wineries, vibrant culinary and cultural arts scene, hotels and lodging, brew pubs, and retailers within the cities of Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin, and the Town of Danville. With creative itineraries like the wine trail, beer trail, ice cream trail, and caffeine trail, there is a plethora of activities that make exploring the Tri-Valley the ultimate experience. More information about Visit Tri-Valley can be found at www.visittrivalley.com. Guests to the region can plan their visit on the VTV website and tailor itineraries specifically to their interests. For more information about the VTV's fall and winter travel inspiration, visitors can check out their 2025 Tri-Valley Inspiration Guide and YouTube channel. 

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Stephanie Goodwin, McCue PR

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Robin Fahr, Visit Tri-Valley

Robin@visittrivalley.com