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Our goal this season is to have 10,001 Chicago Bears fans pledge to be designated drivers at any of the 8 fan services locations inside Soldier Field on game day.
In 2009, our message was We offered designated drivers a key that they could use to try and unlock a treasure chest of prizes. Nearly 7,500 Bears fans made the pledge to be designated drivers in 2009. Thank you!
In 2010, we added a designated-driver sign-up location outside the stadium. Fans who enter Soldier Field through the North Entrance had a special opportunity to after promising to be responsible. All season long, fans autographed the ball to demonstrate their commitment to never drive drunk and always have a designated driver. Over 8,000 Bears fans made the pledge to be designated drivers in 2010 - an outstanding accomplishment!
Designated drivers receive a complimentary soft drink for promising not to drink alcohol at the game and ensuring a safe ride home for friends and family.
At the end of the regular season, one fan - the Chicago Bears Designated Driver for the Season - will be selected and respresent the Bears in the with a chance to go to the 2012 Pro Bowl or Super Bowl XLVI.
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- DNC Sportservice
- MillerCoors
- Monterrey Security
- TEAM Coalition
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Proper behavior is expected of all guests at Chicago Bears games.
Unruly or inconsiderate behavior will not be tolerated and may be grounds for ejection from the stadium and/or revocation of ticket privileges.
Such behavior includes, but is not limited to: abuse of intoxicants, profane, disruptive or abusive language or gestures, offensive or disorderly conduct, throwing any object, excessive standing in the seating area, standing or sitting in the aisles, smoking anywhere in the stadium, bringing any prohibited items into the stadium, possessing alcohol in a No Alcohol section, possessing more than two alcoholic beverages at a time, entering or attempting to enter the field level or playing field, wearing or displaying any apparel with profane or abusive language, failure to follow the instructions of stadium security and/or crowd management personnel, actions that may harm or endanger others and any other conduct that is deemed inappropriate in a public setting.
Visiting teams fans are our guests; harassment of any fans will be considered unruly behavior and grounds for ejection.
Each guest should hold his or her ticket and be ready to display it to stadium personnel to verify their seat location.
Guests sitting in un-ticketed areas are subject to ejection from the stadium.
Sending prank text messages can lead to the revocation of ticket privileges.
Guests who cannot conform their conduct to these rules are not welcome at Chicago Bears games.
The Season Ticket Holder is responsible for the conduct of users of tickets issued to the Season Ticket Holder.
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Guests committing an “extreme violation” of our Code of Conduct will result in ejection and automatic revocation of season ticket privileges and Permanent Seat Licenses.
Those offenses include, but are not limited to entering or attempting to enter the playing field, or assaulting any guest or staff member.
Any repeated violations of our Code of Conduct can result in forfeiture of season ticket privileges and Permanent Seat Licenses.
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| Alcohol Service Policies: |
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30 and younger |
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2/person/possession; 1 for hawkers |
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20 oz |
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Clubs & Suites only |
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End of the 3rd Quarter |
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End of the 3rd Quarter |
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Suites: No new orders after 3rd Quarter
Clubs: 4 hours after kickoff |
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5 minutes into the 3rd Quarter |
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Day Games - 4 Hours before Kick-off
Sunday Night Games - 4 Hours before Kick-off
Monday Night Games - 4 Hours before Kick-off
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- Any bag, purse or backpack larger than 12" x 12" x 12"
- Advertising banners or displays
- Disorderly conduct
- Deep fryers or any oil-based cooking or frying
- Picketing or political campaigning
- Saving parking spaces
- Tents or canopies of any size
- Tethered blimps, balloons, and other oversized inflatables
- Uncovered fire pits
- Weapons, fireworks
Note: Open containers of alcohol outside the parking lots, on the stadium outer perimeter or on shuttles will result in citations from the Chicago Police Department.
Remaining in the parking lots to tailgate during the game will not be permitted.
Grills and fire pits are not permitted in enclosed parking garages and the lower level of the Waldron Deck lot.
Tailgate set-ups cannot block vehicles entering or exiting the parking lots. Tailgate set-ups that block vehicle access will be removed.
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Plastic bottles, cans, small BBQs
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| Text Messaging System: |
| Fans can send a text or call to report Fan Code of Conduct violations. |
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69050 text keyword "BEARS" issue
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312-235-7999
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| TV Public Service Announcement: |
| Designated Driver Program: |
There are eight locations of the MillerCoors "You Hold the Key Never Drive Drunk"
designated-driver program at Soldier Field. Our goal this season is to have 10,001 Chicago Bears fans pledge to be designated drivers at any of the fan services locations inside Soldier Field on game day. Designated drivers receive a complimentary soft drink for promising not to drink alcohol at the game and ensuring a safe ride home for friends and family.
At the end of the regular season, one fan - the Chicago Bears Designated Driver for the Season - will be selected and respresent the Bears in the with a chance to go to the 2012 Pro Bowl or Super Bowl XLVI.
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