Chicago Bears Tickets

Learn About Chicago Bears Tickets

If you are looking for Chicago Bears tickets, you are in the right place. Immortal Seats is the ticket marketplace to go through for cheap Bears tickets and great-value tickets to all Chicago events and National Football League games.

Chicago Bears History

Chicago Bears Fact Check:

• Chicago Bears Founded - 1920
• Chicago Bears Stadium - Soldier Field
• Chicago Bears Super Bowl Championships - One
• Chicago Bears Last Super Bowl Win - 1985
• Chicago Bears Weird Fact: The Bears are the NFL team with the most retired numbers and the most enshrinees in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Chicago Bears Tickets (FAQs)

How much do Chicago Bears tickets cost?

Chicago Bears tickets vary in price based on supply and demand. They are more expensive than the average NFL ticket, so expect to pay at least $125 for home games.

Where can I buy Chicago Bears tickets?

The best place to buy Chicago Bears tickets is with Immortal Seats through our website or mobile app.

Is it possible to buy cheap Chicago Bears tickets?

Chicago Bears tickets vary widely in price. Some games against rivals and other big-name teams will have very few tickets for under $200. Other games can sell tickets for less than $125 as supply outweighs demand. Shop around on Immortal Seats for any day you can go to get the best Bears ticket deal.

Where do the Chicago Bears play?

The Chicago Bears play at the historic Soldier Field on the Near South Side of Chicago. The stadium opened in 1924, though the Bears didn't become tenants of Solider Field until 1971.

It is the oldest stadium in the NFL by construction date. Solider Field has a football capacity of 62,500, which makes it the second smallest stadium in the league by that metric.

Are there other events at Soldier Field?

Yes. Solider Field has hosted hundreds of events in its history. They include hosting Notre Dame football games, matches at the 1994 Men's and 1999 Women's FIFA World Cups, and large rallies with speakers including Franklin D. Roosevelt and Martin Luther King Jr.

Barbar Streisand was the first solo headliner to play Soldier Field in 1966. Other performers through the years include Johnny Cash, Pink Floyd, and Taylor Swift. Swift sold out three shows on her 'The Eras Tour' at Soldier Field in 2023.

Where can I buy parking for Chicago Bears games?

Immortal Seats is where you buy cheap Chicago Bears parking passes. Get your pass through the ticket link next to the Bears game you are going to on the website, and ensure you will have parking when attending a Bears game or other Soldier Field event.

Which team is the main rival of the Chicago Bears?

The Bears' main rivalries lie in the NFC North. Rivalries with the Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Lions are always fun to watch.

The most hated NFC North rival of the Chicago Bears is the Green Bay Packers. The Packers and Bears have been playing for over 100 years, which is a stunning amount of time for the NFL. It is a shockingly close rivalry in terms of total wins, and it has involved NFL greats like Gayle Sayers and Brett Favre over the years.

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