Soldier Field seating plan & guide
Soldier Field, on Chicago's lakefront, is the NFL's oldest stadium and home of the Chicago Bears since 1971. Originally opened in 1924 with its signature neoclassical colonnades, it was dramatically rebuilt in 2003, placing a modern bowl inside the historic columns; it is also the league's smallest stadium by capacity.
Best sections
Lower-bowl sideline seats near the colonnades offer close, intimate views in this compact stadium.
Club seats add heated indoor space, a real benefit for cold, windy lakefront games.
Upper sideline rows are the best-value tier and can catch glimpses of the lake and skyline.
Insider tips
- It's open-air right on Lake Michigan, so expect wind and cold late season and dress in layers.
- Parking is tight near the Museum Campus; use CTA buses or the Metra Electric line to nearby stations and compare prices across sites.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the best seats at Soldier Field?
Lower sideline offer the closest view, while upper level (sideline) are the best value. Upper sideline rows are the best-value tier and can catch glimpses of the lake and skyline.
Where is Soldier Field?
Soldier Field is a football stadium in Chicago, opened in 1924 with a capacity of ≈61,500.
Where can I find the cheapest Soldier Field tickets?
Compare the all-in total across TickPick, StubHub, Vivid Seats, and Gametime on the team pages below. TickPick usually wins because it charges no buyer fees — the listed price is what you pay.
