Bear Down, Chicago Bears
After Bears touchdowns and victories, the iconic "Bear Down, Chicago Bears" fight song plays while fans sing along throughout Soldier Field.
“The Lakefront” · The Lakefront Stadium
Historic Chicago lakefront stadium known for NFL history and classical columns.
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After Bears touchdowns and victories, the iconic "Bear Down, Chicago Bears" fight song plays while fans sing along throughout Soldier Field.
Fans proudly chant "Da Bears!" throughout the stadium, embracing one of football's most recognizable nicknames.
Following Bears victories and during special moments, "Sweet Home Chicago" celebrates both the city and franchise.
The 15-1 season, Super Bowl XX, and the greatest team in NFL history.
The oldest rivalry in the NFL — Chicago vs Green Bay since 1921.
From the Decatur Staleys to Soldier Field — over a century of Chicago football.
Papa Bear — founder of the Bears and the NFL, coach of eight championships.
Super Bowl XX, the 1985 defense, Payton's records, and the greatest plays in franchise history.
The origin and evolution of the Monsters of the Midway identity.
George Halas and the founding of the NFL — Chicago as the birthplace of pro football.
Super Bowl XX — the 46-10 demolition of the Patriots and Chicago's finest hour.
The Bears mascot — high-fiving fans and firing up Bears Nation on the lakefront.
Walk through the exhibit honoring the greatest team in NFL history.
The oldest rivalry in the NFL — Chicago vs Green Bay at Soldier Field.
NFC North rivalry intensity when Minnesota visits the lakefront.
Night game at Soldier Field with the illuminated Chicago skyline as your backdrop.
Celebrate Da Coach at a Ditka tribute event or alumni appearance.
Classic Chicago football — Bears fans braving freezing lakefront temperatures.
Stroll the lakefront promenade with Lake Michigan and the skyline as your backdrop.
Full Packers rivalry weekend — lakefront tailgates and the NFL's oldest rivalry.
Snow falling on the lakefront — classic Chicago football weather at Soldier Field.
Your first time walking into Soldier Field — colonnades, lakefront, and Bears history.
Walk beneath the iconic classical colonnades — a National Historic Landmark.
Primetime SNF energy on the lakefront under the Chicago skyline.
Honor Sweetness at a Payton tribute event or alumni ceremony.
NFC North rivalry with Minnesota — decades of cold-weather battles.
The face of modern Bears defense — linebacker greatness on the lakefront.
The most feared linebacker in NFL history — the original Monster of the Midway.
The Kansas Comet — electrifying running back and Bears immortal.
Da Coach — player and coach, the face of the 1985 Bears championship.
Hall of Fame middle linebacker and anchor of the 1985 Bears defense.
Bears drumline performances that energize the crowd before kickoff.
NFC North division battle when Detroit comes to Soldier Field.
Cold-weather December football on the lakefront — Bears football at its most Chicago.
Monday Night Football in Chicago — Bears Nation under the national spotlight.
The stadium offers one of the best urban settings in the NFL with downtown Chicago visible nearby.
The original 1924 Doric colonnades — Soldier Field’s most recognizable architecture.
One of America's most iconic sports venues.
Open views of Lake Michigan from the Soldier Field bowl and Museum Campus.
The stadium sits among Chicago landmarks including museums and parks.
Honors the legendary Super Bowl XX championship team.
Honors Chicago's inaugural season championship.
Celebrates the club's first trophy.
Honors another domestic cup victory.
Celebrates Chicago's trophy history.
Honors a Chicago soccer legend.
Honors Bears legends including Walter Payton, Gale Sayers, Sid Luckman, and other icons.
Celebrates a franchise icon.
Celebrates the club's historic success.
Celebrates one of the greatest running backs in NFL history.
Interactive pregame areas featuring activities and entertainment.
Official merchandise destination featuring jerseys, collectibles, and team gear.
Traditional Chicago football tailgating featuring food, music, and passionate fans.
Behind-the-scenes access.
Features local favorites and classic stadium concessions.
Connects MLS with one of America's largest cities.
Official merchandise destination.
The passionate supporter culture.
Family football experiences and interactive games.
The famous supporter group.
Behind-the-scenes tours featuring the field, locker rooms, and historic areas.
Combines soccer with Chicago sports tradition.
Hall of Fame and museum areas honoring Chicago Bears legends.
Wall marking Bears NFL championships, including Super Bowl XX.
Statue of George Halas, Bears founder and the patriarch of the Monsters of the Midway.
Display celebrating the Bears’ Monsters of the Midway identity and championship defenses.
Memorial spaces honoring U.S. soldiers at the NFL’s oldest stadium.
Statue of Walter Payton, Sweetness, outside historic Soldier Field.
The signature call-and-response chant begins with "Who's the Best?" and the stadium responds with "FIRE!"
The supporters sing a Fire-themed version of "Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight," one of the club's oldest traditions.
The Harlem End serves as the heartbeat of Chicago Fire support with continuous songs, flags, and tifos throughout the match.
Historic NFC North rivalry with Detroit — Thanksgiving traditions and division battles.
Chicago sports history — the Bears and the city's legendary indoor arena era.
The greatest return man in NFL history — Soldier Field magic on special teams.
Fifty years of Bears football at Wrigley Field before Soldier Field became home.
Special themed gamedays — alumni nights, 1985 throwbacks, and navy and orange celebrations.
Pregame fan festivals and live entertainment on the lakefront before kickoff.
Youth football clinics and community events at Soldier Field.
Meet-and-greet opportunities with Bears alumni and legends.
Tailgate cook-offs and competitions on the Chicago lakefront parking lots.
Cross-sport celebrations connecting Bears gameday to Chicago's broader sports culture.
Postgame victory celebration when the Bears win at home.
Museum Campus parking. $35-60.
Metra/CTA Roosevelt station nearby. Very walkable from downtown.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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