Chicago Bears Tickets

Great experience to throw the ball on the field, run out of the tunnel and watch the draft.

Being able to walk on Soldiers Field, tour thé locker room, run through the tunnel the Bears do at the beginning of the game...all unforgettable. Next time I ll eat before I get there. I don t mind the cost because that s expected, but the quality was poor

Soldier Field is awesome! Great atmosphere and shuttle service. The Bears will rebuild soon!

The Bears were amazing!!! It was a birthday present to my fiance and he said it was the best present ever!!! It was both of our first Bears game and we will definatly be returning!!!

Preseason or not.... DA BEARS WON!!! enough said??

The game and stadium are awesome!!! I biggest problem at this stadium is they separation of food stands. example You can get fries at one stand then you stand in another line for Nacho then another line for grilled food then another line for drinks then yet another line for pizza and wait yet one more for a turkey leg!! I spent a quarter of a game just waiting in lines. Then to top it off they ran out of hotdogs, did I memntion another line? The food system there is terrible... My suggestions is eat first!!! or not at all. We came to watch the game not the food servers. Go Bears!!!

first bears game it was a great experience. i would do it again.

I really enjoyed the game and loved the stadium. Parking was a pain the traffic was horrible. I would do it all again for the bears!

I was a little worried for the bears after their first preseason game. Now I can't wait for the regular season. The first string offense and defense looked sharp against a high quality team. Go bears

awsome game finally we have some offense nd defense wasnt so bad either

The game was very exciting with 4th phase crowd in full effect, it's awesome to see how Jay Cutler brings our offense to a whole new level of play that opposing defenses won't be able to tame and will have defensive coordinators scratching thier heads in confusion. The defense has their "growl" back with the pass rush, opposing qb's will be shaking in their boots when they face up this year and best beleive the Bears will win the nfc north. .

Soldier field is a great NFL stadium. The atmosphere was extremely energetic, and there isn't a bad seat in the building. To any NFL fan I would recommend seeing a Bears game.

Stadium is awesome. Great cool august evening. Fans were into it and the players played well. Good time

I sat next to two people in Eli Manning jerseys and he played like a chump. Cutler looked great(wish we had a good WR)!

The seats and game were great! Always a great time at solider field.

cutler's home debut was amazing. forte-pure magic.

The most fun day of my life with my family. Planning on my next visit with my kids .

49ers vs Bears. My son and I are 49ers fans. We went to the game with my brother, who is a bears fan. The fans and the city were great. We didn't feel afraid to wear our visitors team colors, no one harassed or even had a bad thing to say.

What can I say- the Bears Defense was ON it!!! It s been nice to see the turn around in both the offense and the defense. Hoping things are on the up and up for these struggling Bears (and their loyal fans!). This was my husband and daughter s first Bears game and they were not disappointed. Great seats; Great atmosphere; Impressive show put on by the Bears - all around Great Time!!! Soldier Field is an awesome venue - I ve been there on numerous occasions and love going back each time!

Overall the party was awesome! The best part was meeting players.

Went to the coldest Bears vs Packers game.. Despite the weather, everyone was in full support. GO BEARS!!!

Cold ground but fans were great a good laugh the game was very entertaining even though the poor bears are having a bad season everyone gave it their all... I do a different ground every year and even though this would not make my top 5 Chicago itself would....

Bears ladies night was a blast. I enjoyed meeting the players, wish there was more mingle time to talk to the players and ask questions. It was cool walking around the stadium and checking out the locker room. Then walking out the tunnel onto the field. It was a cool place to visit. I will go again next year!

I had amazin time and it was to b able to see the locker room And walk on the field!

We had a nice game but no one working there knew what was going on. I asked where some of the pregame children events were and how to get there and not a single employee of the stadium knew any information. By the time I figured things out on my own the events were over. Very disappointing when you show up 90 minutes early to attend them. Other than that the stadium and united club where great.

Great seats! Great time! If tickets for these seats to a regular season game were a little cheaper I would go to another game!

Even though the Bears lost I had a wonderful time cheering on my favorite team. Soldier Field is a beautiful Stadium and the service and the staff are very helpful and accommodating. I would definitely recommend attending a game. Go Bears! Da Bears!

Overall had a great experience.The level of energy in the stadium was amazing! I would love to go again! The only downfall was having to wait in line for either something to drink and/or eat.

The game atmosphere was great. It was nice to have the club level access in order to warm up occasionally, and the food and drink selection is also pretty good. The view from our seat was another story and given we selected the club level we expected a better viewing experience from our seats.

Our first ever Bears game! Even the 430 section we sat at were THE best. We were in the first row. Can't wait to do it again!

The game was great! Soldier Field is awesome! Couldn't have asked for a better time!

Extremely well organized, this was a wonderful experience. First time attending this event and will be sure to do so again next years. From the on field experiences, to the equipment sale, locker room tour, seeing da coach and Kyle Long interviewed live on radio - it was first class all the way. I even got a picture together with George McCaskey on field, before he drilled a field goal kick.

Great way to educate women & introduce players! Thomas Thayer & Jeff Joniak have done a great job running the show!

This was my first event and it was awesome!! We had a great time.

Awesome game. Awesome seats. Bear Down .\u2026..................... Zzzzz

DA bears!! Great time! Bear down! Love soldier field and even tho the weather wasn't the greatest still had an awesome time!

What a game! Bears score a game winning field goal in the final 10 seconds to complete an improbable comeback for the second week in a row. Incredible! Unfortunately, we happened to be sitting in the 4 seats that did not have a view of the bottom left corner of the South Endzone. I kid you not, one row in front of us had view, one row behind us had view, but the four of us sitting on the aisle in 356 row 22 could not see the game winning play. Go to Soldier Field any chance you can get! Just sit in any of the other 60,496 seats.

I'm a huge bears fan and got to go to this game as a birthday present. It was my first bears game and I could not have asked for a better gift. We had amazing seats and a great view of the game. The food was great and the workers were caring and courteous. I can't wait to go back. I was more than pleased and will remember it for the rest of my life. Go Bears!

I presently live in Woodbridge, Virginia and have been have an avid Chicago Bear fan for many years. Anytime I can watch a Bear game at Soldier Field is a treat. I purchased a ticket from ticketmaster at cost. The processing fees were mininimal by today's standards. I would have paid considerably more had I gone through Ebay or the NFL ticket exchange. Overall, despite the Bears losing In OT, it was a great overall experience.

My daughter and I attend every year. We have met so many players. We have toured the locker room, the shower room, tried on the uniforms, walked around the field. It is so nice to get to know the players for who they really are. There are nice prizes and a goody bag, which have included drinking glasses, a scarf, boxer shorts and slippers. Through this Football Workshop we have gotten to know Tom Thayer of the '85 Bears and radio announcer for the Bears Games. Then we found out that his family owns a restaurant in Joliet where his mother is the cook. So we have gotten to know her also. It makes the football season so exciting for us. Everyone I see with a Bears shirt of jersey on I tell about Bears 101 for Women. It is so much fun. And to meet the players in person is fantastic.

Our group totally had a blast. Getting to see and meet players,touring the locker room,getting explanations on plays,and the players were great. I think between Major Wright and Tim Jennings they stole the show. Chef Mark's Cubano sandwiches were really good as well. If we had known about the auction at the end ahead of time we could have been more prepared for it $$$. We look forward to doing this event again! GO BEARS!!!!!

This event was amazing! There were 5 veteran bears players along with all of the rookies! We got there at 5:10 and were able to get everyone's autograph, tour the locker room, and get our dinner all before the Q&A started. The event was pretty small (around 200 people) so the players were able to joke around with us and seemed very comfortable. They gave us a bears scarf for coming. The food was just okay but noone would go just for the food. There were three options and I had the Turkey Club sandwich which was delicious but very small! I will definitely be going again next year and the years to come!!!

I thought with where I seat were it would be bad. They were still great seats. A little hard to get to, but worth it. We were able to see everything.

I bought Bears Club level tickets for $290 face value the club was crowded and there was nothing extra that you cant find in the rest of the stadium besides carpet and short order cooks wearing chefs hats. You still sit outside in the upper deck. No difference than the cheap seats accept the price. I feel like the McCaskey's got me on this one. I love the Bears but this was a big disappointment. Never sit there again.

Everything was great from the food to the staff working. Very friendly and the game was very exciting all the way to the end. One of the best preseason games I've ever gone to. Nice to see the second string players play so well. Only bad thing at the game was an injury to one of the players. Pray he is ok.

I plan to attend this again next year. I enjoyed every thing about the event. I was hoping that, the other veterans would have attended, to at least sign autographs. I know women fans may not seem as inportant as the men fans, but we enjoy the game of football also.

Best time ever!! We we able tour of the locker room, field, get autographs and had a q&a session with players.

Bears game seats: US$265,00 Food and Drinks: US$80,00 39 / 10 victory over Vikings:PRICELESS !

The tailgating was fun in the south lot! Though I sat in the 400s, I don't think it was a bad seat! I could see the action very well. The bathroom lines were very long, though! It would be nice to have more ladies washrooms! This was my first Bears game ever, and I definitely hope I'm fortunate to get my hands on tickets again!

I had a very good choice of seats for this game. The game was fantastic too!

This was my first Bears Playoff game ever and I had a blast. There is not one bad seat in Soldier Field. I hope I will get a chance to go the NFC Championship Game. Go Bears!

I took my girlfriend to her first game. I knew taking her to club seats would be best due to weather conditions and to make the first impression. She fell in love. The game was exiting, and it couldn't be a more perfect day. Thanks Bears.

During a family Thanksgiving visit to Chicago, my wife gave me a pass to go alone to see the Philadelphia Eagles and Michael Vick (who is from my hometown area) tangle with the Bears with each leading their divisions. Only 2 days before game day, I was clear to buy tickets, and connected with a very patient and resourceful Ticketmaster agent. After reviewing the pricey tickets and not so great locations about which I knew from my prior online research while I vacillated on what to buy, the agent found me a seat on the 45 yard line, 14 rows up from the field, for the face value of $125 and an $11 service charge! I had been reluctant to spend more for a sporting event since I contribute to the needs of people in my community through The Salvation Army. Conscience free, I had a fantastic view of a totally competitive and thoroughly enjoyable NFL game.

PRICING: Each ticket was $320 + 11.75 convenience charge + 1.06 taxes + plus $3.80 per order processing fee = $669.42. VIEW: These United Club tickets were Section 208, row 18, seats 7 & 8. I attached a photo of the view from our seats. We were on the 39 yard line. We could see the entire field. REPLAYS: You cannot see the jumbotron from row 18 because you are under Level 300. Jumbotrons are videoboards installed in each end zone from which you can view replays. Instead, you see replays from small tv's mounted from the ceiling. These TV's are substandard, worse then you would expect for something premium like United Club. They appear to be old Zenith TV's, and the display only fills 1/2 the screen. In addition to replays, game and fantasy stat updates from around the league are periodically displayed. In addition to the TV's, you can see "Game in Progress" information (score, down, distance) on a LED Ribbon Board which is across the field on the edge of Level 200 or 300. You can definitely see the jumbotron from rows 1 - 10. I think you can see them from rows 11 & 12 also. PROTECTION FROM WEATHER: Row 18 is well protected from the elements (sun, rain, snow, wind). There are 19 rows in Section 208. Rows 10 and higher are under the overhang of Level 300. MORE SEATING DETAILS: The United Club seats are on the east side (visitor side) of Soldier Field, levels 200 & 300. The seats were cushioned. Overall these seats were acceptable. UNITED CLUB FOOD: Regarding food, we purchased an Orange Soda for $5.50 and a pizza for $7.00. The food was acceptable. We were not very hungry or thirsty because we tailgated. There is a huge variety of food and beverages that can be purchased though, and they are readily available. UNITED CLUB ROSTER CARD: We stopped by the United Club Concierge Desk on the Club 100 Level for the complimentary roster card. This was printed on cardstock and included gameday depth chart, listing of the officials, & player listing by alpha and numerical order. Very nice. UNITED CLUB ATMOSPHERE: The United Club atmosphere is like a crowded 3.5 out of 5 star hotel convention. Pleasant but not spectacular. Very crowded just before and after game and at half-time. Bars and round tables with bar stools, some leather lounge chairs. The area is carpeted. I attached a photo of United Club just outside the doors to section 208. The United Club bathrooms were clean, but there were not as many bathrooms as I expected. A minor not major drawback. Due to the crowd after the game it was a crowded slow 15 - 20 minute walk to the bathroom, but once there the wait was 5 minute wait. After the bathroom after the game, we were able to find seating to watch the Green Bay game. If you have kids the United Club is nice because the fans are more polite and curse less. Before the game I also walked to the deck outside the United Club and enjoyed the view of the harbor. Overall United Club is acceptable. TAILGATING: We arrived at the 31st Street McCormick Parking Lot at 8:15AM and paid $19 parking fee. According to the website the parking lot opens at 8AM. That is not true. People were arriving at 7AM. At 8:15AM there was heavy traffic into the lot, took 1/2 hour to park, parking lot mostly full. Next time I will arrive 7AM. We tailgated till 9:40, enjoyable, then walked to Soldier Field. This was a good time to leave, there was no crowd. If you leave closer to gametime there is a huge crowd walking to the field. Once at the field, we briefly enjoyed the Ultimate Tailgate Party at the Stadium (first four home games this year, 2 hours preceeding the game). The Tailgate Party was no charge. ENTERING THE STADIUM: We entered the stadium 1.5 hours before gametime to watch pre-game warmups. You can enter up to 2 hours before gametime. No bags larger than 12" x 12" x 12", no beverage containers, no videocameras, no umbrellas, be sure to read the list of other prohibited items. A few years ago my backpack was not allowed, but now backpacks are allowed if they are smaller than 12" x 12" x 12". BEARS WIN!: The weather was great and the Bears won!

i think that one game of Foot US is a key event when you come in the USA and that you like the sport

Everything was great, except the team unfortunately. Great weather, great food, great fans, sucky Bears performance... In a heartbeat I'll definitely attend more games though. What are fans for?

The game itself was fan-freakin-tastic!!!!! Everything about it was amaziing. My only 2 complaints, the 6 dollar hotdogs (but its always like that so you have to expect that) and the COLD weather. And when I mean COLD, I mean COLD!!!!! Game time temp with windchill was 8 degrees and by the start of the 4th quarter, it had dropped to -4 degrees. Our Beers were freezing! Good Times though. Overall, it was teriffic game with many ebbs and flows. Seeing Favre get roughed up on Minnesota's last position was a thing of beauty. The I guess what you would call "low point" was when Robbie Gould missed that field goal by inches. The whole stadium thought he made it and we all started to cheer, until we realized that he did not and we all felt kinda stupid and depressed.

Despite the brutally icy chill sweeping off of Lake Michigan, one could not have asked for a better game than this. Al Michaels himself could not have scripted it any better if he tried. As a die-hard Eagles fan, I arrived at Soldier Field on a frigid Monday night, to support the Chicago Bears for one reason, and one reason only. I desperately needed the Bears to beat the Minnesota Vikings, so that my Philadelphia Eagles would have a shot at grabbing the #2 Seed in the NFC playoffs. As unlikely a proposition as this may have seemed going into the game, I knew it was a definite possibility. Enter a Bears team with nothing to play for other than pride. They are matched up against a division rival Vikings team that most thought were the class of the NFC. The Bears completely dominated the first half, with stifling defense and by controlling both lines of scrimmage. Favre and the Vikings didn't challenge the Bears at all down the field. Due to predictable play calling, they rarely sustained drives. When they finally did get something going, the Bears got pressure on Favre and recovered a fumble. This came after an almost identical play was ruled an incomplete forward pass. The Vikings could not run the ball, and they could not pass it. In fact, they struggled to do much of anything. As a result, they produced 84 yards of total offense in the First Half. The Bears capitalized on the Vikings inability to find any continuity on offense. Robbie Gould kicked three field goals, and Jay Cutler found his favorite target, Greg Olsen, in the back of the end zone with a 7-yard touchdown toss. When the first half came to an end, the temperature was dropping faster than Adrian Peterson drops the ball, but the fans at Soldier Field were feeling good. The Bears clung to a 16-0 lead, and it appeared as if they were well in control of the game. But that is why they play four quarters, and that is what I love about football. When one team appears completely dominating the flow and tempo of a game, the other team will often head to the locker room to make some well-needed halftime adjustments. When these adjustments are effective, you will often find yourself watching a completely different football game in the third quarter. That is exactly what happened on this chilly Monday evening. The Vikings came out of the locker room as a completely different team. They opened up the passing game, started playing defense, and played with a chip on their shoulder. They allowed Brett Favre to call more audible plays at the line of scrimmage, and suddenly looked like the team that went 10-1 to start the season. As a result, we got one of the most entertaining football games that I have ever seen certainly the best game that I have ever been to. To say that this was a tale of two halves (as Brett Favre did in his post-game press conference) would be an understatement. Early in the Third Quarter, a defensive pass interference call against the Bears set up the Vikings first touchdown. Adrian Peterson plowed through the goal line for a 1-yard touchdown run to give the Vikings their first points of the game. The Bears blocked the extra point and led 16-6. On the very next play, Danieal Manning returned the kick-off 57 yards to set up the Bears deep in Vikings territory. Manning had two big kick-off returns in the game, each one netting nearly 60 yards. On the ensuing drive, a Vikings pass interference call gave the Bears a First and Goal at the Vikings 4-yard line. The Bears capitalized two plays later, as Cutler connected with his other Tight End, Desmond Clark, for a 2-yard touchdown pass. This put the Bears ahead 23-6, with 6 minutes and 30 seconds left in the Third Quarter. Bears fans were feeling pretty good at the time, pretty despite the lack of feeling in their fingers and toes. At that moment, Favre was unleashed, the Vikings defense came alive, and the momentum of the game completely shifted. The Vikings roared back with a drive that was capped by a 6-yard Brett Favre touchdown pass to Tight End Visanthe Shiancoe, narrowing the margin to 23-13. On the Bears next drive, Cornerback Cedric Griffin intercepted Jay Cutler at the end of the Third Quarter. This set up a 41-yard Ryan Longwell Field Goal, bringing the score to 23-16. The fans at Soldier Field were starting to get nervous, to say the least. Cutler had arguably his best game of the season, despite a few ill-advised passes. He missed a couple of open receivers, and one of his passes resulted in the interception that allowed the Vikings to come within 7 points of tying the game. Overall, Cutler ended up 273 yards passing, 4 Touchdowns, and 1 Interception. Even with these numbers, the Bears stalled on their next drive. Cutler was sacked, and the Bears were forced to punt. The Vikings marched down the field, and Adrian Peterson carried the ball into the end zone from the 1-Yard line again, this time nearly untouched. The Vikings had tied the game at 23-23 with nearly six minutes to go in the game. The momentum was clearly on their side, and just when everyone thought that the Bears were letting the game slip away, Danieal Manning stepped up with a 59-yard kick-off return to give the Bears offense a spark. It worked, and the Bears struck quickly. On the second play from scrimmage, Cutler made a beautiful touchdown throw to Earl Bennett over the top of the safety to give the Bears the lead 30-23, with five minutes to go in the game. The Bears needed their defense to step up and stop Brett Favre and the Vikings from scoring a touchdown. If they got the ball back, they could almost certainly run out the clock and secure a victory. Everyone at Soldier Field held their breath at times, and cheered as loud as they could at others. Suddenly the cold was no longer a factor. Some prayed for an interception, while others prayed for another fumble. The Vikings then responded with a 14-play drive that ended regulation in dramatic fashion. It was their most methodical drive of the game, and one that culminated with a 4 and Goal play from the Bears 6-Yard line, with 22 seconds left to play in the game. Brett Favre dropped back and threw an end zone fade pass to Sidney Rice, who made an amazing leaping grab over the head of Cornerback Corey Graham. Rice got two feet down, barely, maintained possession of the ball, and tied the game for the Vikings. The Bears won the toss in overtime, and had a chance to win the game on their first possession. Robbie Gould lined up for a 45-yard line field goal, and just barely pushed the ball to the right, giving the Vikings a chance to win it. But the Vikings went backwards after two sacks on consecutive plays, and the Bears got another shot. The Bears then went 3-and-out, and punted back to the Vikings. At this point, most fans were nearly frozen and were hoping for anyone to end the game. Little did the fans know that they would soon get their wish! On the Vikings next possession, Peterson caught a ball out of the backfield and turned it up the field for a nice gain. Linebacker, Hunter Hillenmeyer, pursued Peterson and stripped the ball. The Bears Nick Roach recovered Adrian Peterson s fumble at the Vikings 39-yard line. The fans at Soldier Field went wild. Everyone screamed at the top of the their lungs, and eagerly anticipated a Bears win. Peterson had done what he is famous for doing, and that is fumbling. This time, he fumbled away the game for the Vikings. The Vikings defensive coordinator must have thought that the Bears would play it safe. He assumed that they would call some conservative plays to push the ball into field goal range for another Robbie Gould attempt. So, they loaded eight men in the box, and Jay Cutler checked off of the coverage by calling an audible play that would prove to be the game winner. Cutler dropped back, and the blitz was picked up well. He fired a bullet to the end zone, and young wide receiver, Devin Aromashodu used his speed to fly past the Vikings corner, Antoine Winfield. Aromashodu caught the 39-yard game-winning touchdown pass in overtime as the crowd at Soldier Field erupted with screams and cheers! People were hugging complete strangers out of sheer joy. Aromashodu ended up with 7 catches for 150 yards, and a touchdown. He may very well be the target of the future for Jay Cutler. The Bears had done it. They had beaten their division rival in overtime, shown that they do have some character, and that they will not go quietly into the night. Cutler redeemed himself, at least for a week. Many believe that this performance may have saved Coach Lovie Smith s job, but that remains to be seen. In the meantime, the Bears have given the Eagles an opportunity to capture the #2 Seed in the NFC. They have regained some of their pride, and left people wondering if the Vikings are truly an elite team. The Bears did one more very important thing they allowed us to go home and warm up by the fire, reminiscing about a truly remarkable and exciting game.

The game was great! It was cold, but the Bears won!

The games are great. This one was especially good because they honored veterans and had a great jet fly-over. However, as great as an experience as it is, going to the stadium is a luxury. You have to spend a whole day going and coming from the game efficiently and economically. $80 minimum a ticket to walk up cramped stairs is a hassle. You have to take the train / bus / cab if you don't want to pay $40 for parking - any way, it's still a hike. You get better angles on TV and if they lose (like they did) you won't feel as bad for wasting the day Oh and if you're a 21+ old fan: make sure you don't go to Jewel or Dominick's the night before and check out 24-pack prices. You'll get 2 beers @ soldier field for the price of 1 case.

The game was great. Fans were fun to be around. Seating was a bit tight. Prices for parking were higher then exspected. Security was tight. Which is a good thing. Seats were the best I've ever had. $68 for lower level seating can't be beat. Going to a game is so much better then watching it on TV. You get to see everything around. Receivers you wouldn't see on TV can be seen and side line players. The half Time show was so cool. (Tribute to Walter Payton). I wish I could buy more tickets from Ticket Master to go to more then one game, but understand people would buy them up and sell them for big profit. Making it harder to get tickets for a good price. People get tickets for $68 and try to sell them for up to a thousand dollars. This is just wronge. Not everyone can afford those high prices. I think any football fan needs to go to at least one game in their life. All in all I want to go to at least one every year.

Game awesome. Seats awesome! Post-game awesome! Going back soon!

Will be back for the regular season for sure, seats were awesome (50 yard line) cant wait to go back!

What a great night! The stadium is beautiful and the seats were the best I've every had. They read "obstructed view," and the few rows above certainly are, but row 10 isn't really obstructed. My whole party was impressed with everything about this event. This could be a 5-star event if the parking/traffic was reasonable.

I've taking my son to every Bears draft party since they began. At first they were fun and more exclusive but not the Bears try to sell every ticket possible, making it a poor experience. Originally it was 10-15 minutes for an autograph and now its an hour. Also the organization gets worse every year. The food service was very poor. I had to wait 45-50 minutes for chicken nuggets...missing the Bears first pick while I was in line. Also the worker had a nasty attitude when she claimed I ordered chicken wings although I ordered chicken fingers. How rude! Also they made us wait in line for a waiver for on field activities (similar to every year) but when people got in line for the locker room tour and forgot to do so they let them do it with no wait. Not fair. I recommend they charge more money and only let in season ticket holders (me for 20+ years) and reduce the attendance by 80% to make it more exclusive, similar to how it used to be. This is the last time I'm going unless they make changes. I pay $16,000 a year for four club level seats and could not be a more disappointed customer. The on-field product has been a terrible disaster for decades and now the Bears ruin one of the few things they used to do right.

This was a great way to spend draft day. Had a great time being on the field and getting a players perspective, got to meet some of the players as well. next year the wife and I are thinking of bringing more of the family and making it an outing.

Great venue, ample space for all, good coverage by out local sports announcers, and many cool things to do.

The staff for this party were very rude and demeaning to many fans. Players didnt show up on time for their scheduled autograph time and this caused alot of grief for fans! Definitely poorly layed out and planned.

The venue was nice. Most things were in order and on time. The staff and fans were GREAT !

This was the first time my son and I attended this event. And from the experience we had it won t be the last. We had a great time. Plenty to do and see. And to be there with other bear fans to see who the team picked was memorable. If you are reading this...Get tickets you won t regret it...Bear Down

I thought the bears event was amazing. The only thing was it should of lasted till 11 pm after the draft is over.

Amazing experience in this great stadium! Good view to the game and nice events between the plays.

Concession stands were inaccessible without missing major parts of the game.

Need more bathrooms! Waited in line for over 2 hours to use bathroom 3 times.

No matter where u were if felt like you may get smacked by angry out of control drunks

Absolutely loved my seats and it was a great first NFL game for me and first trip to Chicago

Our adventure began at 3:45 p.m., in Buffalo Grove,IL We drive to the Arlington Heights Racetrack train station to take the train into Chicago and ends at 11:30 p.m..back home.In between, we endured packed,SLOW MOVING Metra train rides, packed,HOT shuttle buses that CRAWLED for an hour on Columbus Drive,a total distance of 3.2 miles! We arrive at our fine seats at 1:36 left in the first quarter.We exhaust the ENTIRE halftime in the concession line, there were only 5 customers in front of us! We return back at our seats at 14:20 left in the 3rd quarter.Then have to leave at 13:30 left in the 4th quarter, in order to catch a shuttle back to Ogilvie T.C. in order to catch the 10:30 p.m..Metra back to A.H Racetrack.We invested almost 8 hours of our lives in order to witness 31 minutes of a NFL game in Chicago.THAT is something that WILL NEVER occur AGAIN,WE SWEAR!

I know it was the first pre season game but the concession stand personnel really were not prepared and they were not friendly. I hope this improves by next game and by the time the season starts

Great experience. Great staff and good seats! First time to Soldier Field was a very positive experience!

I purchased tickets to the game for my dads Father's Day present, and we had the most amazing time. We arrived to the game about 40 minutes early and a lady who works there stopped and asked us if we wanted to go hold the "bear down" flag on the field and get a free t-shirt. Of course we accepted and as we were waiting we walked around and every employee we walked past or seen was very friendly. But sadly the day didn't end with a win.

This was the first draft day event I have experienced. While overall it was an enjoyable day, I felt very slighted as a Bears fan. I was expecting an event that catered to the fans and more specifically the season ticket holders. Instead, the event had a more commercial feel that was intended to generate revenue. This feel may be the result of Chicago hosting Draft Town. As such, I will attend again with the hope that the event will be more of a reward to the fans and less a source of income for Miller, The Chicago Bears, The Chicago Park District or whoever else benefited from the cost of tickets, parking and concessions.

The speaker system was poor. Unless you were sitting in the front you could not hear the panelists discussion. The program guide was not readily available as you entered. The general admission seating was terrible because the flow of traffic was constantly in your view of the panel. I drove 12 hours to see this and I came away very disappointed with the event.

Having the draft Draft Party in the United VIP floor was awesome! Beer was flowing, friendships were made and everyone had a good time. Only draw back was the bottleneck of people from the entrance to the reserved table seating to the bar that was in the center of the room. For the price it was worth it!

We went here on a double date. It was so much fun. It was pretty cold that day but the best part was that we were able to go indoors and shop or get a drinks where it was nice and toasty. There was plenty of activities for all ages and the last minute sale was cool.

There were so many things to do with and without your children. And a chance to actually step onto Soldier Field and kick a football through the uprights and also run the 40 and testing your athletic skills in other ways. And running through the Bears tunnel onto the field.

I was impressed with the event and the fact that the players were friendly and great. To be on the field was the best experience to have. My biys loved it. I loved all the booths and pictures.

First class party, great for adults and children alike...on field activities, locker room tour and autograph sessions. So much to take in, just a unforgettable experience.

It was the first time to this. Had a great time going to the locker room and going on the field. Got to meet a lot of bears players past and present.

This event was too crowded for this event and as usual, the food was overly priced.

Great draft party. Locker room tour was awesome. Going on the field was unforgettable. The staff was polite and friendly. Bryan P was the best.

Little too crowded. Very cool it get out on the fields, but could do something to help the lines move quicker and could use a little more seating for wathing the draft. Very cool to go on the field and experience. I wouldn't waste time waiting for locker room tour. Waited almost an hour and the locker is very plain. I would think the Bears would have a cooler room for their players.

This was the ultimate experience for a Bears Fan. Kids and adults will love being on Soldier Field and trying the different combine activities. Dress for the weather and try to do the Closeout Sale and Locker Room tours first. Those lines end up being the longest. Overall, this was a great event for any football fan and especially any Bears fans.

It was great hearing from the greatest bear of all time. I just wished he would of signed some autographs. Great time great event. Go Bears

A real fun event!.. a great panel discussion, got some bears player autographs

This was a great time at Draft Party. I would recommend this I just would recommend you come early and then get some of the autographs. It was great seeing all the players and being on the field. Really needs to be said the field needs to be fixed. The grass was wet and a little torn up.

I'm a Bears fan and even though they lost. It was my first NFL game at Soldier Field and I had an amazing experience! So much fun, good people in a wonderful city. I'm going again next year. I loved seeing the guys in action. Bear Down!

Love my Bears...drove over 1100 miles to watch them play at home. The missed kicks and loss in overtime were the only disappointments...but I'll be a loyal fan for life. Go Bears!!

spent a great Sunday with my dad & brother ! unforgettable

Going to a football game in soldier field is great. Fun atmosphere and the crowd is into the game. Service workers are great. Some very drunk fans - so be careful. Make sure to follow instructions on bringing items into stadium. NO PURSES, BACKPACKS OR UMBRELLAS. Keep it simple and use your pockets. Also recommend bringing a poncho, we did for the rain and it was fine. Not any really healthy food to eat there except for the TACO TRUCK. They were awesome and the food was actually real food. Nice people. Leave extra time for security to get into the stadium, and leaving stadium in a big crowd can get tiresome as well. No place for UBER to pick up riders, you must walk away from stadium for that. Fun times! Thanks for keeping us safe and secure and for a great game.

I love da Bearz and going to games! Its annoying that they still haven't figured out how to get there via public transportation. There's a CTA bus that runs from Ogilvie which is nice. But it runs south of Soldier that makes it take twice as long as it should. The employees at SF were excited for the game, but the food wasn't great. Both times the food was cold. And the men's restroom is still a debacle. But despite the room for improvement, it's always fun to see da Bearz...even if they've only won one game at home all year!