tomcho:You ignored the part where I said non-psl seats. Only 100/300 end zones and 400 level were non-psl. How many of those seats have been PSL'd since I have no idea.  At this point it's a safe assumption that a majority of tickets on the secondary market are PSL'd. Those will never go away.  The remaining seats should go to the ...

butkussingletary:Hello I would like to know if I buy tickets Steelers game from seller such as ebay, craigslist. Tickets on the table. How do I know the tickets (hard tickets or other) are real ? Any defining features or maybe a photo. Any tips. Or a particular location where I can check the tickets. Bears tickets are pretty devoid of any ...

jpm121: RobRBearsFan:  I don't see how the Bears can control the entire 31st lot of McCormick place and make it coupon parking.  Its not their property.  It's not complicated -- they write a big fat check to McCormick Place and say ''we're taking your parking lot on Sundays in the fall, and you don't have to deal with any of ...

Thomasjonesyall: I beleive that it is an NFL rule to allocate some tickets for general public sales.  Thats false... The Giants are 100% season tickets     While not an NFL rule the Bears would catch a lot of $#@& if they didn't have some general public tickets considering they play in a public stadium paid for with ...

Although I'm not hopeful at least now I know for sure there is no need to send in a request every year.  I've always gotten conflicting info on that issue.

justcallmeJ: I'm guessing he means Bears vs. Browns on Sun, Nov 1st...regular season.   Still seems to be a pretty good offer.

Poolboy: ''That means the team will pay a fee of 21/2 percent to credit card companies for every ticket purchased with a credit card.'' I doubt the Bears will pay 2 1/2%,  they will most likely pay less than 1.25%.  Even so..that's still a lot of money!! I am surprised that they will be accepting them at all.  Must be the ...