Contact Soldier Field: Find below customer service details of Soldier Field, Chicago, including phone and email. Besides contact details, the page also offers a brief overview of the stadium
Address
1410 S. Museum Campus Drive
Chicago, IL 60605
Customer Service
Phone: (312) 235-7000
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About Soldier Field
Soldier Field is an American football stadium opened in the year 1924. Formerly known as Municipal Grant Park Stadium, the stadium is located in Chicago, Illinois and boasts of a seating capacity of more than 62,000 visitors. The stadium has undergone several renovations throughout the years. It is currently home to National Football League’s (NFL) Chicago Bears.
There are accessible (ADA) elevators and disabled drop off and pick up areas at the stadium. You also have garages with wheelchair accessible ramps. As for tickets, the ticket office at the stadium opens 4 hours prior to event time. You can also purchase tickets online. If you need to see the various maps and diagrams of the seating bowl, you can visit the website. The homepage also has information of upcoming events, stats, news and much more.
Soldier Field has spaces within the stadium for those who would like to host special events. There are also executive suites offering great amenities and incredible sightlines. For more information or queries on tickets, timings, events, parking, or others, reach the Soldier Field customer service.
On Friday 08/19/22, some boy said I can’t bring my bag in. My bag is 11x11x3. I insisted that it was well below the size allowed in (12x12x6) but he refused to let us in. I even had a tape measure on hand. I protested that it is below the size allowed, but he was clearly biased against me for some reason (I am assuming race or some other form of bigotry). We had to walk awhile back and miss the entire set of the band we were there for (the strokes). The gate was the south entrance. Southwest-most gate (the gate had no number on it. It just something like “south”). I only bought these tickets to see the strokes. we only got to see 1/2 of ONE song.