Bears Playoff Tickets: How to Buy & 2024 Details

As the possibility of advancing to the playoffs for the first time since 2020 increases, the Chicago Bears of the National Football League (NFL) will begin selling tickets for playoff home games starting on the 11th.

Although the hosting of the wild card and divisional round home games has not been confirmed, it is a preemptive measure to prepare for the high possibility of advancing.

General ticket sales begin at 11 a.m. on the 11th on the Bears team website (ChicagoBears.com/tickets). Season ticket holders and priority season pass holders can participate in advance reservations from 10 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.

All tickets are provided only in mobile format through Ticketmaster, and if the playoff home game is not actually held, the purchase price will be fully refunded.

As of the 10th, the Bears have a season record of 9 wins and 4 losses, and the probability of advancing to the playoffs is estimated at about 65%. They are located in the 7th seed in the National Conference (NFC), so they will be playing an away game as of today, but they are only half a game away from the Green Bay Packers (9 wins, 3 losses, 1 draw), first place in the NFC North Division, and only one game away from the LA Rams (10 wins, 3 losses), first place in the NFC overall. It is expected that fierce competition for rankings will continue for the remainder of the season.

The last time the Bears played a playoff game at home was in the wild card game in 2018. The most recent playoff win at home was in the 2010 divisional round.

The Bears, who have suffered from a slump in recent years, are showing signs of gradual growth in quarterback Caleb Williams under the leadership of new head coach Ben Johnson this season. In addition, they are showing off their status as a strong team by achieving a series of last-minute comeback wins thanks to their solid defense.

The game against the rival Packers, held at Soldier Field, the team’s home, on the 20th, is expected to be an important match that will determine not only the Bears’ advancement to the playoffs this season but also their seeding.

Meanwhile, the Bears will play the Cleveland Browns (3 wins, 10 losses) at Soldier Field in Chicago at 12 noon on the 14th.

Reporter Kevin Rho