Took my mom to Chicago to watch the bears vs broncos game tbh. Broncos won so that was good and my mom is almost 70 and has a wheelchair and the staff here might be better than any stadium I’ve been too. And I’ve been to about 20 stadiums. Very helpful staff. They even wheeled her to the rest room during the game. They’d ask if she needed anything. They came over before the game to see if she’d need help after the game. Very good staff and more stadiums should be like that. The gsme was fun and was cool seeing the bears song they sing. The scoreboard did seem old and to mess up a lot though. My only complaint lol. I wanted to do the tour but didn’t have time this trip. But it’s a good place for a game and a great place If you have an elder person with you.

We visited here twice - once was to see the Rolling Stones and the second was a stop on our segway tour. Obviously at the Rolling Stones concert we were inside the stadium - it was great, but cold (bring a sweater/jacket for night time - wish I had done that!!). Food and drink prices and choices were what we expected of a concert venue. The second time was when we stopped outside on our segway tour. We learned a little more this time than we did on our first stop here. Definitely worth a visit, even if not on a Segway or coming to see the Stones!

When walking, be prepared, this place is massive and impressive - and everyone leaving at one sucks!! I recently attended a concert and my o my complaint is that I had a field seat and I asked the usher check if tickets if there were concessions on the field and she said “no” and pointed me to the concessions to the left. I stood in the slowest of four lines for 40 minutes to get a water and cocktail…only to get down to the field to find multiple concessions stands with short lines - one was even at the end of my row. Ushers appear to need better training, or to pay attention, otherwise, a nice facility.