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"Best Sports Venues in "

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Soldier Field "Premier Sports & Music Destination"

Initially built in the 1920s as the Municipal Grant Park , was renamed to honor American soldiers who lost their lives in combat. It went through a major re-haul in 2002 and dons a futuristic avatar that's said to resemble a giant spaceship. Its glass and steel facade gleams, overlooking the shores of Lake Michigan. The home of the by John Picken Chicago Bears, it has hosted NFL playoffs, hockey, rugby and some major soccer matches. It is also a popular choice for concerts and leading musicians have performed here.

+1 312 235 7000 www.soldierfield.net/ 1410 South Musuem Campus Drive, Burnham Park, Chicago IL

United Center "Home of the Blackhawks"

The moved into the newly done United Center in time for the 1994-1995 season. The United Center features the ultimate in fan entertainment and comfort. Some of the new amenities include an eight-sided video replay scoreboard, theater-style seats, 46 permanent concession stands, a cocktail lounge, interactive concourse displays, and by Glorius more. Fan convenience and accessibility are also features at the United Center, a 960,000 square foot multipurpose facility that accommodates 20,500 for hockey, 21,500 for , and up to 23,500 for concerts and other entertainment. The United Center was also home to the 1996 Democratic National Convention.

+1 312 455 4500 www.unitedcenter.com [email protected] 1901 West , m Chicago IL

Guaranteed Rate Field "White Sox Mania"

Formerly the U.S. Cellular Field, it got rechristened as in 2016 after a change in sponsorship. Built in 1991, this baseball park has undergone several changes structurally as well as titularly. Nevertheless, it has been a favorite haunt for fans. The turf of one of the city's major league clubs, this bluegrass surfaced arena by a4gpa is a hit among families as well due to their kid friendly activities. Besides game days, some of the interesting facets of the stadium complex are the Chicago Sports Depot, XFINITY Fundamentals, Centerfield Shop, Majestic Home Plate Shop and New Era Team Store.

+1 312 674 1000 chicago.whitesox.mlb.com [email protected]. 333 West 35th Street, /cws/ballpark/ com Chicago IL "A Cathedral of Baseball"

Wrigley Field is one of the country's oldest ballparks and also one of the prettiest. You won't find any Astroturf here because the fans would not allow it. The real grass is kept a lush green, and the ivy grows thick and heavy along the outfield walls. Now home to the Chicago Cubs, at one time the Chicago Bears football team played here. Even if you are aren't a by rexhammock sports fan, you will enjoy a visit to this stadium. There's enough sense of history to satisfy anyone looking for a slice of the past. Make sure to grab a hot dog and a beer before finding your seat to watch the ballgame. Don't have a ticket? You can try to get a free peek of the game at "The Knothole" - a 20-foot (6 meter) long rectangular opening on the Sheffield Avenue side of the stadium. Don't forget to check out the statue of famed radio and television broadcaster Harry Caray outside.

+1 773 404 2827 chicago.cubs.mlb.com/chc/ballpark/ 1060 West Addison Street, Chicago IL index.jsp

SeatGeek Stadium "Sprawling Sports Grounds"

Owned by the Village of Bridgeview, this venue is home to the Chicago Fire Soccer team. Now this is a massive arena that towers up four levels and can seat more than 20,000 screaming fans. Fully equipped and easily accessible, the complex boasts an office space, executive and party suites, a terrace and a permanent stage. With its crystal clear sound by goatling system and bright lighting, it is also a hot-spot for concerts and musical performances. Hit the website, check the schedule and snap up your tickets—there are various booking options. Enjoy the game or concert in style!

+1 708 594 7200 www.toyotapark.com/ [email protected] 7000 South Harlem Avenue, Bridgeview IL

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