Chicago Bears Suites

Soldier Field, 1410 Museum Campus Drive, Chicago, IL

The Bears experienced a challenging 2024 season, but also saw glimmers of hope from their young players. Quarterback Justin Fields continued to develop, making highlight-reel plays with both his arm and legs even as the team’s overall consistency wavered. Chicago finished with a sub-.500 record, prompting changes in the 2025 offseason. The Bears held a top draft pick and used it to select a potential franchise quarterback, signaling a fresh start on offense. They also brought in a new offensive coordinator and added protection on the offensive line via free agency. As the Bears enter 2025, fans are optimistic that the foundation is being laid for a return to competitive football in the Windy City.

Soldier Field is steeped in history, but the Bears have been working to keep the fan experience modern and enjoyable. In recent seasons the stadium has introduced upgraded amenities on its club level – including renovated indoor lounges for VIP ticketholders featuring new seating, updated décor, and improved dining options that highlight Chicago’s famous cuisine. The Bears have also added more high-definition screens and improved Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the stadium, so fans can stay connected and catch every replay. While discussions about a potential new stadium in the suburbs continue, attending a Bears game at Soldier Field today means experiencing a mix of classic football atmosphere and enhanced comforts for the modern fan.

Some luck and a shrewd trade change the course of history for the Chicago Bears, as they not only acquired wide receiver D.J. Moore from Carolina last year in exchange for the top draft pick, the Bears received the Panthers' 2024 pick, which turned out to be No. 1. With that pick, the Bears took USC quarterback Caleb Williams. Rome Odunze was selected with the Bears other top-10 pick, and they join and offense that includes Moore, running back D'Andre Swift, and Keenan Allen from the Chargers. It's not hyperbole to say it could be the best offense the Bears have ever had if Williams pans out at QB.

Suites at Soldier Field include first-class treatment the entire way. From the reserved parking to the exclusive entrance and suite elevator, you're getting white-glove treatment the whole time you're there. For an all-inclusive food and open-bar experience, choose the Skyline Suite, which is nearly 8,000 square feet and features reserved seating, in-seat beverage service, and private restrooms.

Chicago is set for significant development in 2023. Quarterback Justin Fields improved in his second season and is trending towards a full breakout. Fields, who just threw for over 2,200 yards and compiled over 1,100 on the ground, got reinforcements in the off-season. Chicago traded for receiver DJ Moore, adding to a core of Darnell Mooney and Chase Claypool. And the Bears' first round pick, Darnell Wright, will help solidify their offensive line. Chicago's offense will cause issues for opponents, marking the start of something special.

Soldier Field's Club amenities create special and memorable experiences. The 1st and 3rd Floor United Clubs, Miller Lite Midway, and the North Party Deck serve as premium spaces with great views, exclusive access, unique seating, and an array of food and drink options. Soldier Field's PNC Suites also provide the perfect luxury setting for a Bears game. The 131 suites include between 12 and 40 tickets and have interior theater seating, parking passes, exclusive access to premium levels, and food and beverage service in a climate-controlled environment.