Section 255 at Soldier Field

- 200 Level Colonnade seating consists of Sections 218-226 behind the south endzone, and Sections behind the north endzone. These seats here give a more elevated view of the field than the lower level, which helps with the overall view and makes it much easier to see the entire field. Fans will have a great view for scoring plays at the near endzone, while the far endzone begins to feel much further as the line of scrimmage moves further away. Sections in this location have a varying number of rows, which can be anywhere from 21 to 27 rows. Head on views of the videoboards are a bonus for ticket holders in these sections, making it easier to follow the details at the far end of the field. 

- Tickets located in the 200 level on either end are some of the furthest views for a Chicago Fire game. For international games, when 300 and 400 level sections are open these seats are average. Fans looking to enjoy the game should avoid sections 220-224 behind the supporters where there will be flags and a lot of distractions. These 200 level sections are also among some of the largest sections for Chicago Fire games. Each section will have between 22-27 rows. Seat numbers will rise from left to right with seat 1 on the left side of the row. 

- Where you'll sit: Elevated sections above each endzone, on the North and South ends of the field.  Levels included: Both 200 and 300 level seating.  Event matters: Your experience varies greatly by event — for concerts, only the South Colonnade sections are open for most shows.  Best video views: These sections have the best views of the video scoreboards.  Plan for stairs: Stairs are required to access most seats.  Who Should Sit Here  The Colonnades suit fans who want an elevated endzone perspective without paying field-level prices. It is a solid value pick for Bears games, concerts, and Chicago Fire matches alike. They're a good match for anyone who likes keeping an eye on the video scoreboards and doesn't mind a longer view of the action or, at concerts, being farther from the stage.  Where the Colonnades Are  Named for the iconic colonnades outside the NFL's most historic stadium, these sections sit above each endzone on the North and South ends of the field, spanning both the 200 and 300 levels. For Bears games, pay close attention to which side you'll be on. The South end sections are smaller, meaning fewer stairs to climb and more convenient access to amenities. Stairs are required to reach most seats. For Chicago Fire games, the Supporters Section sits just below the South Colonnade sections.  Sun, Shade & Smart Picks  For Bears games, we prefer the South endzone in the early part of the season. Beyond the shorter climb and closer views, the North Colonnades can get very sunny during afternoon games in the fall, while most South-end sections will eventually see some shade. Come the winter months, the additional sun may be desirable.