I just got tickets in section 140 for the 10th and I’m planning on bringing my daughter, she’s only 7 and it’ll just be me and her. Has anyone had experience bringing young kids to games? Is there anything I should prepare to bring for her while we’re there? I’m flying in from SoCal, and I haven’t been back home for a couple years, and haven’t been to a Bears game in even longer.

My biggest worry is she’ll be bored by about hour 2 and want to leave lol. My current plan includes bringing Ear Muffs so it’s not super loud and keeps her ears warm, hand warmers, and a blanket(?). Considering I haven’t been to Soldier Field as an adult, is it possible to bring in (or sneak in) snacks of any kind for her? And is there anything I should worry about safety-wise for her?

Also curious if there’s any times or places we could be there to possibly let her see some players before/after the game. I appreciate any help!

  • Dabears05804@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    I’ve taken my 7 and 5 year old boys to 2 games this year solo. And planning on going to the Lions game as well! My suggestions would be to level set expectations as best you can, lots of kid friendly food, parking as close to the stadium as you can (the walking was my kids biggest complaint) and layers on top of layers. I can’t stress that enough, when you think you have enough layers, add another or two.

    Stadium is totally safe. I like to get there when the gates open to avoid the crazy lines, fill up on food and get snacks, hit up the gift shop and walk around enjoying the views; my kids love that.

    She’ll remember this game forever. You guys will have a great time. Good luck fellow dad. 🫡

    Edit: spelling.