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How to buy Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers NFL Week 18 tickets

Want to watch the Bears in person this weekend? Tickets are still available for Bears at Packers for as low as $142.

The Chicago Bears are finishing the season as one of the hottest teams in the NFL.

In their regular-season finale, the Bears look to play spoiler and knock a division rival out of the playoffs. The Bears travel to take on the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, Jan 7. at 4:25 p.m. EST.

Want to watch Justin Fields and the Bears in person this weekend? Check out StubHub to find the perfect Chicago Bears tickets for you and anybody else you want sitting beside you as Chicago looks to get back in the win column.

As of this publication, the cheapest available Bears vs. Packers tickets were priced at $142.

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How to buy Chicago Bears vs. Arizona Cardinals NFL Week 16 tickets

Want to watch Justin Fields vs. Kyler Murray in person this week? Tickets are still available for Bears vs. Cardinals for as low as $47.

The Chicago Bears lost a roller coaster of a game in Week 15 against the Cleveland Browns.

Next up, the Bears look to bounce back when they host the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, Dec. 24 at 4:25 p.m. EST.

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As of this publication, the cheapest available Bears vs. Cardinals tickets were priced at $47.

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How to buy Chicago Bears at Cleveland Browns NFL Week 15 tickets

Want to watch the Bears at Browns in person? Tickets still remain for this Week 15 matchup.

The Chicago Bears are flying high, coming off a big upset of the division-leading Detroit Lions.

Next up, the Bears look to continue their winning streak when they travel to take on the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, Dec. 17 at 1 p.m. EST.

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As of this publication, the cheapest available Bears at Browns tickets were priced at $29.

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2 Bears games among the most in demand this NFL season

The Chicago Bears may not be a popular pick to be a good team but they’re still a hot ticket this season.

The national sentiment may not be very favorable for the Chicago Bears heading into the 2022 season, seeing as various analysts and pundits have made them a popular pick to be one of the worst teams in the league. Even with those expectations, however, the Bears appear to be a hot ticket in 2022.

Darren Rovell of The Action Network posted the most in-demand games from the upcoming NFL season using data from StubHub and the Bears are featured in two of them. Their road matchups against the Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys are No. 6 and No. 7 on the list, respectively.

The Bears renew their rivalry with Green Bay early in the regular season, making the trip north in week two for Sunday Night Football, while they head down to Dallas in late October in week eight for a reunion with the Cowboys. It will be their first road game against the Cowboys since 2016.

If you’re looking for tickets for one of those games, you will likely need to pay a pretty penny. According to StubHub, the lowest ticket price for Bears vs. Packers is $219 as of this article. For Bears vs. Cowboys, tickets are significantly cheaper with standing room-only tickets as low as $41, but get more expensive for actual seats.

Regardless of the ticket price, fans are marking down these Bears games on their calendar and there should be plenty of road fans in both stadiums. The most in-demand NFL game of the year takes place in week one when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers visit the Cowboys in primetime.

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The Bears will not have fans at Soldier Field…at least right now

The Bears issued a statement explaining that currently no fans will be allowed at Soldier Field in 2020 to ensure their health and safety.

With the Chicago Bears’ season opener just 27 days away, the team has finally addressed whether or not fans will be allowed to attend games at Soldier Field.

The Bears issued a statement explaining that, at present, no fans will be allowed at Soldier Field in 2020 to ensure “the health and safety of the city’s residents and fans of the Bears.”

They didn’t rule out the possibility of fans attending games at Soldier Field later in the year should the stadium be “deemed safe and appropriate.” But, for now, Soldier Field will not have fans in the stands.

Here’s the full statement issued by the Bears:

“The Chicago Bears, Soldier Field’s management partner, ASM Global, the Chicago Park District and public health officials have worked together to assess whether a responsible plan that follows City, State, CDC and NFL guidelines could be developed to safely accommodate a limited number of fans at Soldier Field this season. After discussing a draft plan with City health officials, the Bears and the City of Chicago agreed the health metrics show that it is not the right time to welcome fans back to Soldier Field. The health and safety of the city’s residents and fans of the Bears will always take priority. The team and City will continue to monitor the environment and believe there can be a sound plan in place to bring fans back to Soldier Field once it is deemed safe and appropriate. Until then, Bears home games will not include in-person fans.”

The City of Chicago also issued a statement:

“We applaud the Chicago Bears for taking the right measures to protect their fans, athletes and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. We have been working closely with the team, ASM Global, Soldier Field’s management partner, the Chicago Department of Public Health and the Chicago Park District to monitor the health metrics and provide guidance on when it is safe to allow fans back. While this is not the football season we would have hoped for, we will still be rooting for the Bears, and we look forward to the day we can cheer them on again from the stands.”

The Bears are slated to host the New York Giants on Sept. 20 in their home opener, which will look a lot different than in the past.

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Could we see virtual Bears fans at Soldier Field on game days?

If Bears fans aren’t allowed at Soldier Field in 2020, the NFL is considering using virtual fans in stadiums on game day.

The Chicago Bears still haven’t made a decision on whether they’ll be allowing fans at Soldier Field this season. That has a lot to do with the current social distancing guidelines in place for the state of Illinois. But they haven’t shot down the possibility like some other teams have.

But if the Bears decide not to allow fans in the stands in 2020, there might still be a way to integrate fans into the stands of Soldier Field.

According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the NFL is considering using virtual fans at stadiums on game days. The NBA uses a similar model in their virtual bubble at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida.

The league must get creative because of the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. The Las Vegas Raiders have announced that no fans will attend home games for the inaugural season in Allegiant Stadium, and fans will not be permitted in several other stadiums across the league under current conditions.

Some teams still are hoping for 33% to 40% capacity in their stadiums to start the season, but that’s hardly a slam dunk given the national spike in positive tests.

Either way, the NFL is prepared to enhance the game-day experience with potentially sizable virtual backdrops inside stadiums, the source said.

Enhanced virtual advertising also is an option to fill vacant seats.

The Bears previously announced that there will be no season-ticket packages for the 2020 season, and that if fans are allowed at Soldier Field, tickets would be made available on a single-game basis exclusively to season ticket holders. If Bears fans are allowed at games this year, they’ll be required to wear masks at all times.

The Bears have also offered up full refunds for season ticket holders amid the COVID-19 pandemic. With no season tickets, the team announced that all season ticket holders will receive a refund or their 2020 payments can be credited to the 2021 season.

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Bears single-game tickets for 2020 season go on sale Thursday

In a letter to season-ticket holders, the Bears revealed that single-game tickets will go on sale beginning at 8 p.m. CT on Thursday.

The NFL will unveil the 2020 schedule on Thursday night at 7 p.m. CT, where we’ll learn when the Chicago Bears will face off against their 2020 opponents. And fans won’t have to wait long to buy single-game tickets.

In a letter to season-ticket holders, the Bears revealed that single-game tickets will go on sale beginning at 8 p.m. CT on Thursday.

With the 2020 season in question amid the coronavirus pandemic, it remains to be seen exactly how this will play out. But rest assured, if there are any game cancellations or changes, fans that have bought tickets will get full refunds — including for any fees.

“The NFL is preparing to play the 2020 season as scheduled and with increased protocols and safety measures for all players, personnel and attendees,” the letter said. “If a game is canceled and cannot be rescheduled, or is played under conditions that prohibit fans from attending you will receive a full refund (including associated fees) of your tickets purchased directly from the Chicago Bears or Ticketmaster, our official ticketing partner, for any impacted games within 30 days of cancellation. Should that occur, an email communication with your options will be sent as soon as possible to the email address on your account.”

While we don’t yet know when the Bears will be playing specific opponents, we do know who their opponents are for next season and where the games will be played.

Home Away
Houston Texans Atlanta Falcons
Indianapolis Colts Carolina Panthers
New Orleans Saints Jacksonville Jaguars
New York Giants Los Angeles Rams
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tennessee Titans
Detroit Lions Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings Minnesota Vikings

In addition to facing their NFC North rivals, the Bears will face the AFC South and NFC South next season, which includes home games against the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints, as well as away games against the Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers and Tennessee Titans.

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