Soldier Field Seating Guide
Chicago Bears · Chicago, IL
- Cheapest section
- $45+
- Sections
- 9
- Capacity
- 61,500
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Accessible entry
Every Soldier Field gate is accessible, and the accessible vehicle drop-off and pickup is outside Gate 14.
Applies to: Chicago Bears games
- Access to the Gate 14 drop-off requires the registered placard holder to be in the vehicle.
- Accessible seating
A guest needing to exchange a mobile ticket for wheelchair-accessible seating must enter through Gate 8.
Applies to: Chicago Bears games
- A limited number of wheelchairs are available to transport guests to their seats but are not provided for use throughout the game.
- Assistive listening
Assistive-listening devices and pagers are available from the Fan Services booth inside Ticketmaster Plaza at Gate 0.
Applies to: Chicago Bears games
- Sensory services
A sensory bag is available from the Fan Services booth inside Ticketmaster Plaza at Gate 0.
Applies to: Chicago Bears games
Soldier Field defines United Club access more precisely than any venue in this data, and the precision cuts both ways. Sections 202-216 and 301-317 carry it outright. Beyond those, only the Sideline Club — sections 103-105 and 113-115, ROW A ONLY — and the Touchdown Club — sections 119-126, ROW 1 ONLY — qualify. Row B does not. The club itself is three levels on the east side, climate-controlled, and it opens two hours before kickoff and stays open roughly five hours after the start, which at an open-air stadium on the Chicago lakefront is the real product.
Tips & Fan Reports
Soldier Field is small enough that there is not really a bad seat. If you can afford it the United Club section on the east side is worth it just for the cover from weather, food, drinks, and access.
The Miller Lite Midway Club is the west-side climate-controlled space, behind sections 136 and 138 on the Mezzanine Concourse.
Suite packages come with four parking passes and are sized from 12 up to 40 tickets.
United Club access is section AND row specific. Sections 202-216 and 301-317 have it outright; the Sideline Club is Row A only of 103-105 and 113-115, and the Touchdown Club is Row 1 only of 119-126. Row B and row 2 get nothing.
The United Club opens two hours before kickoff and stays open about five hours after the start, so it covers arriving and leaving as well as the game.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Field-Level Suites
$450 - $1,500+Suites on the east side, wrapping the north and south ends.
Pros
- Four parking passes come with a suite package
- Interior theatre seating in a climate-controlled space
- Packages sized 12, 14, 18, 20, 24, 32 and 40, so party size is genuinely flexible
Cons
- The most expensive product in the stadium
- 131 suites, all on the east side
Sideline Club (Sections 103-105 & 113-115, Row A)
$500 - $1,300+Most expensive tier
Row A of sections 103-105 and 113-115 — the front row of the lower sideline.
Pros
- A front-row view of the action with every United Club benefit
- The closest sideline seats in the stadium
Cons
- ROW A ONLY. Row B in the same section carries no club access at all
- Six sections, one row each — the scarcest ticket here
Touchdown Club (Sections 119-126, Row 1)
$400 - $1,100+Row 1 of the south end zone, sections 119-126.
Pros
- Front-row end zone with full United Club benefits
- Eight sections rather than six, so slightly less scarce than the Sideline Club
Cons
- ROW 1 ONLY — row 2 gets nothing
- End zone, so route depth is hard to judge
United Club (Sections 202-216, 301-317)
$260 - $700+Three levels on the east side of the stadium, with sightlines from every seat.
Pros
- Climate-controlled indoor lounge, which on the Chicago lakefront in December is the whole point
- Opens two hours before kickoff and stays open about five hours after the start
- Sections 202-216 and 301-317 carry access outright, no row restriction
Cons
- East side only
- The lounge is much of what the price buys
Miller Lite Midway Club
$200 - $550+A climate-controlled hospitality space on the WEST side of the Mezzanine Concourse, behind sections 136 and 138.
Pros
- Four full-service bars, specialty food stations and dedicated restrooms
- The west-side counterpart to the east-side United Club
- Climate-controlled, with an audio-visual system keeping the game in view
Cons
- A hospitality space behind the seats rather than a sightline
- West side only
Club Level
$260 - $700+The club ring, raised over the lower bowl with the whole formation in frame.
Pros
- Elevated enough to read the play as a shape
- Club amenities in a stadium where indoor space is scarce
Cons
- Only the listed sections carry United Club access — a club-priced seat outside them does not
Lower Sideline (100-Level)
$150 - $380Pros
- The best ordinary sightline in the stadium
- Close enough to follow the play without the boards
Cons
- Only Row A of sections 103-105 and 113-115 carries club access
- Open-air on the lakefront, with no cover
End Zone (South)
$90 - $240The south end zone, looking the length of the field.
Pros
- Lower-level proximity at well under sideline money
- Row 1 of sections 119-126 is the Touchdown Club
Cons
- End-on, so route depth is hard to judge
- Rows beyond the first carry no club access
Upper Deck (400-Level)
$45 - $140Cheapest tier
The top ring, high above the field with Lake Michigan and the Chicago skyline beyond.
Pros
- The lake and skyline view that only the top deck gets
Cons
- The most exposed seats at an open-air stadium on the lakefront
- Steep, and a long way from the field
Chicago Bears Seat Comfort
Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.
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How We Checked This Page
Every section below names the source it was read from and the day it was read. Where we could not reach a published figure, the page says so rather than presenting an estimate as a checked fact.
- Seating
Soldier Field premium spaces, seating charts, suite rental and A-Z guide pages on soldierfield.com, plus the Bears United Club, premium club experiences and A-Z guide pages on chicagobears.com
- Ticket prices
Secondary market medians (SeatGeek/StubHub 2025-26)
- Venue policies
Chicago Bears and Soldier Field A-Z, bag-policy, and mobile-ticket pages reviewed for visitor-facing policies.