

Chicago Bears
Soldier Field is a historic landmark and the home of the Chicago Bears, nestled on the lakefront near downtown Chicago. Opened in 1924, it is famous for its classic colonnades and its controversial 2003 modernization into a world-class multi-purpose venue.
Originally built as a memorial to American soldiers who died in combat, designed to host massive civic events and festivals.
The lower deck (sections 107-113) puts you closest to the action. The upper deck of the east side provides incredible views of Lake Michigan and the Chicago skyline.
Parking is difficult and expensive near the Museum Campus. Use the CTA "L" (Green, Orange, or Red lines) to Roosevelt and walk or take the #128 Soldier Field Express bus from Union/Ogilvie stations.
Tailgating is a deep tradition in the Waldron Deck and South Lots. Visit the "Doughboy" statue and the classic colonnades, which are open to fans before the game.
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