Section 441 at Soldier Field

- Home to some of the furthest views of the stage and largest seating sections, the 400 Level Grandstand is best suited for fans looking for a cheap ticket for a concert at Soldier Field. Your best bet at a decent view for an end stage performance comes in the first 5 rows of sections 439-440, which keep you closer to the action while avoiding an extreme side angle view. As you move further south than section 436, the views are noticeably distant and you will be best off just going with the most affordable option among sections 427-435 and saving a bit more money for another round of beverages. Sections here are the largest of any at Soldier Field, with most featuring 37 numbered rows of seats. Entry tunnels are located just beneath row 1, so be prepared for long difficult walks to and from the concourse if sitting in rows 15 and higher. 

- With the highest and furthest views of any seating area at Soldier Field, the 400 Level Grandstand sections are the best place to find cheap Bears tickets. Better gameday experiences can be found elsewhere, but for fans working with a tighter budget these sections offer a decent place to be if you can find seats in the first 15 rows. Sections here range between 32 to 37 rows of seating in each, with smaller sections located near the corners and the largest sections being closest to midfield. 

- Located on the west side of the stadium, the 400 level sideline is the largest seating section at Soldier Field and is rarely opened for a soccer match. These sections are massive with up to 37 rows. Fans will enter the sections from the bottom, so fans with higher rows can expect a long walk and a lot of steps to their seats. 

- Two levels: The Grandstands cover sections 427-447 in the 400 Level, and many fans count 330-344 in the 300 Level as part of the area too.  Best value: The cheapest tickets for Bears games and concerts are typically in the 400 Level.  Seat choice matters: In the 400 Level, buy the lowest row your budget allows — top rows mean a 50-stair climb and a 20-minute round-trip for restrooms or concessions.  Windy-day caveat: Edge sections 427-429 and 445-447 are heavily exposed to the elements.  Who Should Sit Here  The Grandstands suit budget-minded fans who want to be inside Soldier Field without paying for the closest seats. The 300 Level rewards those who value a consistently solid view of the field, while the 400 Level works for anyone willing to trade a longer walk and more exposure for the lowest price. It is recommended to pick your section and row carefully if stairs are difficult for you.  Where the Grandstands Are  On the Soldier Field seating chart, the Grandstands form one of the largest collections of seats in the stadium. The 400 Level runs across sections 427-447, and sections 330-344 in the 300 Level are often grouped in as well.  In the 400 Level, rows are numbered, and Row 1 is the first row in most sections. Each section is reached by a staircase, so even getting to Row 1 requires a climb, and sections hold up to 37 rows. In the 300 Level, sections have 15 or fewer rows, and you enter at the top row.  What You'll See  The view varies dramatically in the 400 Level depending on where you sit: front rows are roughly 50 rows from the field, while the back rows are nearly 90 rows away. The 300 Level is far more forgiving — it's hard to find a bad seat in sections 330-344 for football, with every seat sitting 30-45 rows from the field, whether you're in the first row or the last.  Good to Know  Best concert seats here: Among all Grandstand sections, 335-338 offer a comfortable angle to the stage without being too far back.  Shade: Facing the field, Grandstand sections on the right side are shaded first and the sun will set behind the seats as it gets later in the day  Accessibility: Accessible seating is available on the 300 Level; the 400 Level requires stairs and is inaccessible.