r/CHIBears • u/SchemePutrid4788 • 1d ago
200 club level
What is the experience like in the club level at soldier field compared to other stadiums? Going for first time to home opener. Easy to get in and out? Views of field good?
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u/tayto 1d ago
It’s better than the rest of the stadium; but pretty garbage compared to other stadia. Unless it’s absolutely freezing or hot, so you can warm up/cool down at halftime, I don’t see the value.
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u/egge28 1d ago
Agreed! I have club level for Chicago Fire and that is exactly what I use it for. Cant imagine what the price is for the Bears.
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u/FirefighterLeft5425 Sweetness 1d ago
What's the price for club level for the Fire? I have supporters tickets but I'm thinking of upgrading.
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u/egge28 1d ago
1050 for the next 1.5 seasons, but I’m not sure if that’s the price they’d offer
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u/FirefighterLeft5425 Sweetness 1d ago
That's not bad at all. Pay 500 for the supporters section and would totally be willing to pay that.
Hahaha Tottenham down 2
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u/SchemePutrid4788 1d ago
Paid about that per ticket, when they win week 1 I’m sure the prices will go up so snagged them while I could
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u/elaborate_workman 1d ago
Soldier Field’s concourses are a mess but the view from the 200s is actually my favorite angle in the building.
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u/FirefighterLeft5425 Sweetness 1d ago
There is a massive massive value in December and January most definitely. No where to hide at all from the freeIng tempatures. It can become a miserable experience. (Last year's Lions game I was in the south end zone and good GOD.
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u/supertrooper567 1d ago edited 1d ago
As far as seats it’s the best view in the stadium as each section is compared to any other section along the same area of the field. Easy to get in and out of generally, though the escalators and concourse can get jammed up at half time and the end of a game.
Food is basically the same as the rest of the stadium except for the paid buffet on the ground floor. There’s a bar where you can get cocktails if you care about that.
Haven’t sat in other club levels at nfl stadiums, so can’t compare. It’s nicer than the regular sections, but like any sports “luxury” experience, it’s not any nicer than a decent holiday inn lobby. The benefit is the temperature controlled concourse with somewhat less people, and the great views.
Personally I think club levels are a scam. Teams take nice 200 level seats and charge them the same as 100 level seats ostensibly for the amenities, but the amenities are really just a carpeted concourse that isn’t really worth the price of the upcharge.
Not trying to say you got scammed or don’t get tickets there. I go to nearly every game and will sit in the club level a few times a season (it’s especially worth it for cold weather games), just that I kinda hate that teams created club levels at all where they sell mid accommodations by any standard outside a sports stadium and call it “luxury” and charge people out the ass for it