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Chicago Bears History
As one of the founding franchises of the National Football League, the Chicago Bears were established in 1920 as the Decatur Staleys by legendary player, coach and owner George S. Halas. The team moved to Chicago in 1921 and has gone on to win nine championships, including Super Bowl XX in 1986.
The Bears have 37 players in the Hall of Fame, the most of any NFL team. In the community, the Bears strive to be leaders throughout Chicago and its suburbs by supporting initiatives focused on social justice, youth football, health and fitness, volunteerism and civic involvement, and education. Bears players participate in community outreach events throughout the season. Bears Care, the team's charitable arm, has issued grants totaling over $29.1 million to over 200 qualifying agencies.
Chicago Bears Team Info
Conference: NFC
Division: North
Year Founded: 1920
Team Colors: Dark Navy, Orange
Mascot: Staley Da Bear
Team Rivals: Green Bay Packers(Opens in new tab), Minnesota Vikings(Opens in new tab), Detroit Lions(Opens in new tab), Arizona Cardinals(Opens in new tab)
Chicago Bears at Soldier Field
Soldier Field has played host to the Chicago Bears since 1971, and with a capacity of 63,500, the stadium is one of Chicago's most famous landmarks. It features the three-level United Club lounge, The Miller Lite Midway, Bears Ring of Honor, and other amenities and recognitions of team history throughout the years. Soldier Field also pays homage to those who have served in the United States Armed Forces through several memorials.
Learn more about Soldier Field here(Opens in new tab).
Tickets for the 2025-26 NFL season are available on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Chicago Bears.
If you're thinking about last minute tickets, all Chicago Bears tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone -- so you can buy tickets right up until kickoff. You can also purchase last minute Chicago Bears tickets on Ticketmaster up to an hour after kickoff.
Ticket prices for Chicago Bears games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for a Chicago Bears game can cost anywhere between $200-$500.
The Chicago Bears schedule can be viewed on Ticketmaster.
Here’s the full list of Bears opponents for the 2025-26 season:
Check out the Soldier Field seating chart on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
The Chicago Bears’ biggest rivals are the Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions and Arizona Cardinals.
The Chicago Bears have appeared in two Super Bowl(Opens in new tab) championships, winning once at Super Bowl XX in 1986, when they defeated the New England Patriots, 46-10. The Bears’ second Super Bowl appearance was a losing effort against the Indianapolis Colts at Super Bowl XLI.
It was Amazing! Awesome vibe, I enjoyed the DJ. Heritage theme was great, they have friendly and pleasant staff. The concessions were good. Huge Cowboy fan, I enjoyed the Bears fans and their energy.
Took my family it was a blast seeing them enjoy the stadium for the first time. Parking was a nightmare though, and we missed kickoff which was a bummer. Won’t be able to go this time, I have 4 tickets don’t know if anyone wants them. If you want ‘em, hit me up. First come, first served.
Took my family it was a blast seeing them enjoy the stadium for the first time. Parking was a nightmare though, and we missed kickoff which was a bummer. Won’t be able to go this time, I have 4 tickets don’t know if anyone wants them. If you want ‘em, hit me up. First come, first served.
I’m looking to purchase 2025 season tickets Level 100 or 200 if anyone is looking to sell theirs
Took my family it was a blast seeing them enjoy the stadium for the first time. Parking was a nightmare though, and we missed kickoff which was a bummer. Won’t be able to go this time, I have 4 tickets don’t know if anyone wants them. If you want ‘em, hit me up. First come, first served.
Took my family it was a blast seeing them enjoy the stadium for the first time. Parking was a nightmare though, and we missed kickoff which was a bummer. Won’t be able to go this time, I have 4 tickets don’t know if anyone wants them. If you want ‘em, hit me up. First come, first served.
Great customer service by the staff member by the door in section 210 at the United Level. Also the representative that scan my ticket to enter the United Level access was so cheerful and friendly to all the guests.
I was so happy with our seats given the price, we had access to United Club and Covered seats so while it was raining on some, we were able to enjoy the game and the fans were so much fun to be around. A real spirit booster.
The stadium was clean. The food options rivaled a high school basketball game. The concession stand was out of half the menu by the beginning of the 3rd quarter and the food itself was meh. Four dollars for a 4 inch hotdog. There wasn't even an option for a chicago style hotdog. At 30 degrees and raining, coffee was impossible to find. Beer was the only thing readily available. Aside from Oaklands old stadium, it was easily the worst "pro level"experience I've had. The sooner they build a new stadium outside of the city the better. That's my last time in Soldier Field.
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