Inside The New ($4.7BN) Chicago Bears Stadium Upgrade!

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

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[@kurtwicklund8901]

Sounds great. Let the Bears pay for 100% of the cost. If they threaten to move if the taxpayers don't pay for it, well, let them move. This is a 4.7 billion dollar rip off for the taxpayers. Did I say 4.7 billion? By the end it'll probably be 6 billion. So let the Bears pay for it

[@dtrelzmusic]

Facts!

[@Angry_Peanut_52]

The Bears themselves cannot cover the entire project. The McCaskeys are not as wealthy as people tend to believe. Compared to other NFL owners, they are near the bottom in terms of net worth. They are only worth $1.3 billion, which is mostly, if not entirely, made from running the team. I favor the Bears covering 100% of the total stadium cost, not the remaining infrastructure. The proposal includes year-round retail shops, recreational facilities, and food and beverage outlets, along with a hotel. A good portion of state funds goes toward such things, so any profits generated from those businesses should go toward repaying the state, even stadium profits, until the debt is paid off. Once that is settled, stadium revenues would go to the Bears organization.

[@stevenmcory684]

It's gonna be used year round look at $ chicago gonna get on parking alone it's only way I will see game in hawk a dpme

[@mothygryphon9111]

So long as they get 100% of the profit from a publicly owned facility. I can see that happening. Sure.

[@mothygryphon9111]

​@@Angry_Peanut_52but see, that's the problem. The Bears paying for the stadium that they won't own? What business would do that? If they have to pay, that's cool. But they'd have to have ownership of the site that they pay for for it to make any sense. Including parking. Lol

[@edl6026]

Chicago would have to put toll booths every 5 miles and red light cameras in every block to afford this. Arlington Heights will be home for the Bears.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It’s definitely a massive investment! 🚧 Whether in Chicago or Arlington Heights, the new Bears stadium project will be an impressive sight for football fans. 🏈 Let's see how the financing unfolds!

[@ord4r857]

This stadium will never be built.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

We will see. Let's meet again in 1 year @ord4r857

[@midwestkrazy83turner50]

They better just leave the tax payers alone

[@tangobear5359]

Why NOT?? I think us fan deserve to have a new stadium.

[@midwestkrazy83turner50]

@@tangobear5359 not if it's off the backs of the tax payer. I give the Governor props for saying that's irrelevant right now. They said they can fund it themselves.

[@RichardLopez-ij5px]

The stadium will be built - it’s just a matter of AH or Chicago

[@YourPilot-uq9nh]

Stadium design reminds me of the allegiant one in vegas.

[@calebleuciuc670]

love watching these videos as a chicago native. No one here's want the stadium with the current terms. Team wants the city to pay over 3 billion of the construction costs while the city is still paying off the old debt from the current stadium which is over 500 million

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

I really appreciate your perspective as a Chicago native! It's important for the community to voice their opinions on such significant issues. Your input means a lot!

[@thinkplease7114]

Went to Soldiers field many times. For the Bears , Blitz and a concert or two. Soldiers field is just fine. Weather is part of the experience.

[@longtyler48]

Took my dad for the first time this year, even third tier seats are pretty close to the game so there aren’t many bad seats. Crazy small compared to Ford Field

[@danielmolyneaux2139]

You've never gone to "Soldiers field". It does not exist. The stadium you might have been to is called Soldier Field.

[@thinkplease7114]

Really? A typo gets your panties in a bunch?

[@cheersmodreams691]

An impressive plan for a soon to be impressive team and a great marketing podcast. But yes, there's a hole in the financing. Rather than filling the hole with some form of profit-sharing public fund shared with the city why not create a publicly traded, or privately auctioned vehicle, open to all interested investors, fans and not fans alike. The vehicle would share in all revenues generated by all the facilities of the project. Chicago deserves to have this sort of groundbreaking architectural phenomenon.

[@Ken4JCML]

New O-line before any new stadium, Bears! 😂

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Absolutely! A solid O-line is crucial for building a competitive team. Let's hope the Bears prioritize that!

[@Angry_Peanut_52]

@@Ken4JCML When have the Bears ever had a good O-line

[@antmas3507]

Im happy i was able to see the Bears in Soldier! The weather made the experience iconic.... the frozen tundra

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Seeing the Bears at Soldier Field is such a classic experience, especially in that iconic frozen weather! 🐻❄️ Can't wait to see how the new upgrades transform the stadium experience! 🏟️✨

[@beartackle]

I noticed a few KZbinrs mixing up the new stadium designs. The ones at 0:45 and 1:02 are the old designs when the previous mayor announced they would put a roof on the original Soldier Field. 0:23 is the correct stadium that the Bears are considering.

[@Mr.E723]

NO TAXPAYER DOLLARS!!!!

[@michaelcharley8384]

Vocal fry is the lure that is the siren song to get Chicago win with this baby.

[@LegendMathai]

Solider Field kicks ass

[@ZeroKool7140]

They want a couple billion dollars just to add 10% more seats? Come on! It ain’t happening.

[@popcur]

What is this with retail space? Just add more seats. It's supposed to be a football stadium, not a mall. To rub on Bears fans. Lambeau Field has 81.441 seats.

[@idontknowexcel]

Would be nice if we could pay off the last upgrade. As a city we borrowed $398 million (bonds) 2002, we currently have that debt down to only owing $589 million. I mean, what could go wrong?

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It's definitely important to keep an eye on that debt! Balancing upgrades like the new Chicago Bears stadium while managing existing commitments is key. Let's hope for a big payoff in the form of an amazing fan experience! 🏟️✨

[@michaelt312]

​@@MegaLomanic_Builds, Chicago is in such massive debt. This is a drop in the compared to our pension debt. Let them leave. We don't need this much more debt.

[@SuperMedman1]

Chicago needs investments in other areas that can produce the dividends needed to build those types of projects. The average citizen will not benefit much from an expensive stadium.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

You are probably right. Lets see how this project develops.

[@d.g.2896]

This is exactly what the Bears need to move to the next level

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Absolutely! This upgrade is a game-changer for the Bears! 🐻🏟️

[@markballard9942]

As a Chicago resident and an Illinois taxpayer, I hope that there will be no public subsidy for any such stadium. The Bears have over two hundred acres out in suburban Arlington Heights. Let them move the team there.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It's definitely a hot topic among Chicagoans! 🌆 It's understandable to want the Bears to fund their own stadium, especially with such a large piece of land in Arlington Heights available. It will be interesting to see how the situation unfolds. 🏟️🏈

[@misio_demolka]

Windy city supposed to be windy, Kevin Butler was the hero!

[@Mr.E723]

I’m not falling for any of this crap. If the Bears want a new stadium they can pay for it themselves, and build it elsewhere.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

I totally understand your frustration! It's a big conversation about public funding and where the team's future lies.

[@ProudAmerican1121]

Holy A.I voice recognition 😂

[@ellaluna5514]

Rent for Bears should cover the cost of construction.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

That will be a high monthly rent ;)

[@dparis2172]

I’m, this video might have had a smidge of relevance in June. You’re a little late to the “party”. 😂

[@TheFrank2368]

I rather stay home

[@jorgelcamacho670]

Who cares about any such stadium? What Chicago wants is a winning football team.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Building a great team is definitely key! 🏈 Hopefully, this new stadium will inspire the Chicago Bears to perform at their best and give fans the winning seasons they deserve. 🙌 #GoBears

[@christophernorris1491]

This stadium should host Super Bowl LXIV in 2030

[@clarenceanderson9959]

Carolina needs a new stadium

[@JesseBatesoleOfficial]

Bambi ✨

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

🫶🏻

[@Action-m3i]

#1derful!! let's go!! Beardown!!

[@stenbak88]

Stop calling it soldier field bc it’s now destroyed anymore it’s offensive

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

I understand where you're coming from. The changes to Soldier Field have sparked a lot of discussions and emotions among fans. It's important to honor its history while also acknowledging its current state.

[@ChoCholil16]

The new stadium name should be called the soldier Dome stadium good night

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

That's a creative suggestion! The "Soldier Dome Stadium" does have a nice ring to it. 🏟️ Good night! 🌟

[@ChiTownGrmRepr]

Mixing previous Mayor’s stadium vision with Bears dream

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It sounds like a fascinating blend of visions! 🏟️ The Chicago Bears' new $4.7BN stadium upgrade could certainly integrate past ideas for something truly spectacular. What aspect of this mega project excites you the most? 😊

[@Mr.E723]

$92 million annual boost????? Give me a break, it will create temporary construction jobs, and a few minuscule jobs like vendors and security who will undoubtedly be underpaid. Where will most of this incredible revenue go? Into the pockets of the Bears ownership, despite that they didn’t actually pay for the stadium. Remember the Arlington Heights debacle????? When that was going on the Bears originally said “we will not ask for any public money for the stadium itself”……. So what happened to that idea????

[@chrisalexander8110]

Friends of the park are already suing to keep this from happening. This video is straight stupid. It'll never see the light of day.

[@BroadwayLTDProductions]

More like Enemies of Economic Development. I hate those idiot tree huggers!

[@Angry_Peanut_52]

@@chrisalexander8110 Those people reject literally everything. No matter what project is proposed on the Lakefront, FOTP will oppose it. It is not surprising; the only thing surprising was FOTP taking five months to do so.

[@chrisalexander8110]

Good. Montgomery Ward specifically gave that land to be used for the people... not an economic development site. I applaud and appreciate The Friends of the park.... they're the reason it's still a park!

[@craigkdillon]

Considering how Chicago was taken to the cleaners for the Sox Stadium, I am against it.

[@Hammydavis]

As a packer fan and owner, I’ve never been to any Chicago stadiums, but this one I might, even though I don’t like the fact that it’s not outside

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

A Packer fan in a Chicago stadium? Sounds like a recipe for a "heated" experience-just keep your cheesehead close!

[@tommykay7427]

"Camp NOW!...... Americans!

[@godzillaguy321]

Getting this may pave the way for Olympics and FIFA world cup bringing $$$$$& to the city… if Chicago wants to be a major city of the future… get this done.. also let the Bears become a public owned team.. not family owned.If the Bears stay privately owned… then no deal.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Securing the new stadium could indeed open up exciting opportunities for Chicago, including major events like the Olympics and FIFA World Cup! 🌍🏟️ As for making the Bears a public-owned team, it could bring more community involvement and shared benefits. Let's hope for the best future for the city and its teams! 🙌💼

[@danynieto100]

It’s called CAMP NOU (Catalan) not CAMP NOW

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Thanks for pointing that out! 😊 We're diving into the Chicago Bears stadium this time, but maybe we'll get a chance to explore Camp Nou's upgrades in the future too! ⚽🏟️

[@raybullard4750]

Put a dome on it the lost me it's not chicago football. Never happen

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

that could work

[@mothygryphon9111]

I agree but it's not where the NFL is going. They want to host Super Bowls. They want to host other events. No dome in Chicago? Cool. No deal on the other events. Those bring in a lot of money for the city and the venue owners. I much prefer open air BECAUSE of the unpredictability of the weather. Its just part of the experience. However, a dome is coming.

[@Mialto1907]

You need 80-90k seats

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

"That would be epic! An 80-90k seat stadium would definitely amplify the game day experience for Bears fans! 🐻🏟️"

[@helmiizhamharunarashid3416]

INEOS is watching this..............

[@MatthewSusner]

Eliminating the elements is wrong for any team

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It's tough to see elements go, but sometimes strategic changes, like the Chicago Bears stadium upgrade, aim for the greater good! 🏟️✨ Let's see how this transformation benefits the team and fans alike! 😊

[@hiphopsince81]

Capacity has to be over 70,000 to host a Super Bowl

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It's true, to host a Super Bowl, a stadium usually needs a capacity of more than 70,000! 🏈 It will be interesting to see if the new Chicago Bears stadium plans to meet or exceed that capacity. 🏟️✨

[@anthonybudas6729]

Here is what is wrong with the stadium design for Chicago. It is exactly like the stadium for the raiders. If you are going to build a stadium, don't have it look like another stadium. The other issue, parking. Where you build the next stadium wipes out the parking that the old stadium had. Now you have no parking. Another issue, it's a pain to get to that location and a pain to get out of there. Besides that, having a stadium with a roof, no. We have always loved having football be played in the cold and we have had memorable games in soldiers field and it has worked to our advantage. Best location for the stadium is Arlington Heights because they have plenty of room for parking and everything else they want to have. Chicago really doesn't have that much room.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Thanks for sharing your detailed thoughts! 😊 The design of the new Chicago Bears stadium has definitely sparked a lot of discussions. The comparison with the Raiders' stadium is interesting, and you bring up valid points about parking and accessibility. Arlington Heights could indeed offer the space needed for expansion and easier access. Let’s see how these considerations play out in the final design! 🏟️

[@anthonybudas6729]

@MegaLomanic_Builds oh yes, go look at the video demo they have for the Bears stadium be in Chicago and then look at the raiders stadium. It is exactly identical. Instead of a torch, Bears would have George Halas statue right there in its place. The shape, design, and color of the stadium and all the glass is the same as raiders. If you are going to build a stadium, have the Bears George Halas in the outside of the stadium in concrete or in glass like 3D and have it look like he is greeting the fans or giving a yell so when you see it, you are fired up to cheer your team. This stadium should be navy blue and orange on the outside and look massive on the outside and have like a massive shoulder look to the stadium just like the people of Chicago with our broad shoulders because we work hard for our city. It should have a blue collar look to it and when you see it, you know you came to see the Bears put on their hard hats and go to work for the fans just like the fans go to work for Chicago for the love and beauty of our city. I just want this stadium to have grit and toughness but without the roof. Inside can be modern but the outside gotta have that grit and toughness and fight.

[@MultiKingvegeta]

Domes are not good. Football is meant to be played in the elements.

[@R3LAPS3productions]

Looks amazing for sure, but I think making an indoor stadium will take away the weather elements that's well known and has become a part of the environment, but then again perhaps it would be a breath of fresh air not having to sit in a blizzard...

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It's a valid point! 🌨️ Weather can definitely add to the excitement, but the comfort of avoiding extreme conditions might be a nice change for fans. 😊 Plus, with the innovative design in the new Chicago Bears stadium, it could offer the best of both worlds! 🏟️⚡️

[@kriskris998]

They should try to fix the path holes first before thinking about new stadiums for a looser team

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Fixing potholes is definitely important, but new stadiums bring excitement and opportunities for the city too! 🚗🏟️ Let's hope they find a balance to improve both! 💪✨

[@JP-gh7ne]

I cant wait, and all you haters can continue your hateful thoughts. Its the big picture people. The Bears alone cannot pay it all nor generate it all. Its the other events that "can" make this worth it. Just imagine A World Cup event, Superbowls, massive concerts. Chicago wont be looked down on because of weather anymore. Itll become a pivotal point for events for people around the world. Dont hate it, give it a try.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Absolutely! 🌟 The new Chicago Bears stadium is set to be a game-changer not just for sports, but for all kinds of world-class events. 🌍 Imagine the excitement of hosting a World Cup or a massive concert right in the heart of Chicago! 🎶 It's all about looking at the bigger picture and the incredible opportunities it brings. Let's embrace the potential and see how it unfolds! 🏟️✨

[@64izeMark]

I like Lightfoot stadium idea better

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

That is also a great idea!

[@jimoconnor6382]

Build the stadium, send Mayor Brandon, and the Bears up to Anchorage.

[@TheSSUltimateGoku]

Y’all are still paying on renovations on your last stadium from 2003 the stated and Governor have already said NO! Y’all already have soldier field as a diehard Packer fan the game was meant to be played in the elements. Period stick to your roots. Our stadium is the best stadium in the league right now for keeping things in shape. Over 50 years old.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It's great to hear your perspective as a diehard Packers fan! 🏈 Soldier Field certainly has its history and unique charm. The new Chicago Bears stadium plans are all about innovation and enhancing the fan experience. While some love the classic open-air elements, others are excited for the new developments. It’s awesome to have such vibrant stadiums in the league! 🏟️💪

[@jaysalazar107]

What the hell do you mean staying dry and protected from the elements. This ain't basketball. Football is built on being played outside and as such should be kept that way. The term football weather exists for a reason.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Appreciate your passion for traditional football! 🌧️🏈 The new Chicago Bears Stadium aims to provide a comfortable experience for fans and players alike, enhancing the overall vibe. Think of it as evolution, not replacement! 😊🏟️

[@MichaelJohnson-cz6kc]

I’m from Chicago. Different team these days. So why build this to a now-struggling, losing team?!

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Building up the stadium is all about investing in the future! 🏟️ Even if the team is facing challenges now, a state-of-the-art venue can inspire growth, attract talent, and energize fans. Here's to a brighter future for the Bears! 💪🐻

[@sanchezjr13]

If it happens, I hope it’s in Arlington Heights.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

you are not the only one!

[@Ponchoed]

This will cost about $30 million per game given the typical lifespan of the stadium and lack of use for a football stadium

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

That's an interesting perspective! The intricacies of stadium costs and utilization can certainly spark a lot of debate. 😄💡

[@ashpabmagic]

Honestly I wouldn’t mind my tax dollars going to the bears 😂😂😂

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It's great to see support for projects that can bring so much excitement and community spirit! 🏟️🐻 Let's hope the new stadium brings lots of joy to fans and the community. 🎉

[@Froldan71]

Where’s the parking!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

The parking details haven't been highlighted, but hopefully, they'll make parking just as epic as the stadium! 🚗🏟️

[@thekidfromcleveland3944]

92 million for 4.7 billion?.............nah that math aint mathing

[@rodneyrabel7527]

The city and the state of already said no we’re still paying on the renovations to be done to soldier Field for the Bears if the Bears want this new stadium let them pay for it.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It's understandable why the city and the state would be cautious about funding another stadium project. If the Bears want their new stadium, they might need to take the lead on financing. 🏈💰 What do you think of the proposed upgrades?

[@RichardCarlson-dh5uz]

This will be bring in money to the Chicago area the bears need to upgrade there stadium to be world class

[@patrickmitchell4134]

That’s what they always say.

[@_9thirty]

What you smoking?

[@UR_Right24]

If a new stadium is to be built, it will be in Arlington Heights or maybe another suburb. Staying at the current lakefront site does not allow the McCaskey's to own the stadium, which is the whole point of a new stadium from their point of view, because it greatly increases the valuation of their franchise for when they finally decide to sell the team. Why should they invest $2 billion into the cost of a new stadium project on the lakefront that the city is still going to own? All of this is a ploy to get the city of AH to greatly reduce the tax burden that would fall onto the McCaskey's from them building in AH, and to also have the city of AH and cook county pick up some of the costs of the infrastructure construction around the stadium, while the McCaskey's plan to pay for the actual stadium itself, themselves.

[@John_Tolmachoff]

Maybe the McaCaskeys are not very good at running at an NFL team. We have gone though several coaches and back office changes. Yet are still a bad team. What is the constant? The McCaskeys are not willing to self assess.

[@midwestkrazy83turner50]

​@@John_Tolmachoff💯💯💯

[@sonar0085]

Money we don’t have

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It's definitely a massive investment! The new stadium is set to be a major highlight in Chicago. 🏟️ What do you think about the design?

[@twiggy45713]

Aren't the Bears also considering moving?

[@ETHANTHEGOAT33]

And also monster jam 0:36

[@gregoryszalaj4483]

move it to Arlington Heights

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It would be interesting to see how a move to Arlington Heights would impact the Chicago Bears and the fan experience! Would definitely be a big change from the current location.

[@markoliver630]

Illinois is Bankrupt Chicago is Bankrupt. This will never happen. I do hope they build in Arlington Heights at the Arlington Park location.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It would be amazing to see the Chicago Bears find a new home in Arlington Heights! 🏟️ Let's hope for exciting updates on this mega project. Fingers crossed! 🤞

[@darryld7889]

This won't happen . trust it wont

[@FatboyyTransport]

Yall literally put the wrong rendering on the video

[@ConnorMyers-pz2bu]

Two thing the stadium will never be build second the saduimd will not help the bears win

[@mikeanderson9266]

We do not want Taylor Swift!!! no thanks!!

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

you dont like Cruel Summer?

[@silmaril-g]

This is marketing folks....don't be misled!

[@user-chillvill]

Wait KC doesn't have a new stadium yo

[@a.barker7792]

$6 billion not a penny less. Please. Look no further than Millennium park

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Millennium Park is a beautiful example of what investment can achieve! 🌳🏙️ Imagine what $6 billion could create for the Bears' stadium. The possibilities are endless! 🏟️✨

[@benjaminingram4857]

The only way this would happen if the owners and the team and private sources pay without tax payer dollars.

[@PeteMargias-lf9nq]

No parking lot it already sucks to go to a bear game cuz you have to park downtown a lot of times this will be even worse bad idea taxpayers shouldn't have to pay for a place with no parking lot

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Parking can definitely be a big challenge, especially with such a huge project like the new Bears stadium! 🚗 While it might seem like a hassle now, hopefully, the upgrades will bring some innovative solutions for fans. 🏟️ Bear fans deserve a smooth game day experience! 🐻⬇️

[@VernonParker]

If the Bears organization pays for it without the use of public funds then sure. They are asking Illinois and Chicago taxpayers to fund a stadium that the average income citizen will probably never be able to afford to go see a football game, and if they do it will be nosebleed seats and snacks they can’t afford. They’re being asked to foot the bill to build a stadium for a team that doesn’t win championships or divisional titles. They’re being asked to pay even more in taxes to a city/state that is barely financially responsible. The people behind the project are posing a question that doesn’t make any sense since soldier field is already a venue that hosts a variety of events; the Chicagoland area has plenty of venues to round out the year round schedule. They’re trying to fundamentally change the way football in Chicago is played, outdoors on a well maintained frozen field. The only people this new stadium benefits is the team owner and the fat cats the get contracts to build it and the elected officials who get the kickbacks for permits and lobbying. Go build that monstrosity in Arlington Park and let Chicago lure a third baseball team to soldier field, they’d earn more money in on season of baseball than an entire season of bears football and would only need to minirly reconfigure the existing stadium.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

You bring up some valid concerns about the funding and benefits of the new stadium project. It's essential to consider the impact on taxpayers and whether public funds should be used for such developments. Hopefully, the organization will find a balance that benefits both the team and the local community. 🏟️💰

[@craigkdillon]

Uhh, fans will NOT be able to soak up the sun while being sheltered from the rain. It's cloudy when it rains. Duh.

[@Ponchoed]

$4.7 billion for a stadium used 6 times a year and a 25 year shelf life???

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It certainly seems like a hefty investment! 😮 But the new Chicago Bears stadium is more than just a venue-it's a hub for the community with potential events year-round beyond just game days. 🏟️🙌

[@a.barker7792]

A superbowl is nothing to see if your team is not in it.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Even if your team isn't in the Super Bowl, the new Chicago Bears stadium upgrade is worth checking out! 😄 It's amazing to see how these innovations can enhance the game day experience for all football fans! 🏟️🔥

[@a.barker7792]

@MegaLomanic_Builds not really, you don't even watch the game. Or a concert, even I see a lot of people taking pictures of the big screens. But the one thing that I do wanna see is the Bears Stay on the lake front. Summer, fall winter. You could not beat that location

[@f1hotrod527]

Its not a win for everyone. If the whole state is taxed to pay for it, then people not living in Chicago will see no benefit.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It's understandable to feel that way! While the stadium upgrade focuses on Chicago, projects like these often aim to bring broader economic benefits, such as increased tourism and job opportunities that might spread beyond the city itself. Let's hope that it leads to positive results for the whole state! 🏟️✨

[@aakar88]

If McCasky gets taxpayer money, there should be a sharing of the profits with every taxpayer, no exceptions, every taxpayer. The rooftop is really stupid, Bears play outdoors and prove their power and strength playing in subzero weather. McCasky wants cissies, not Monsters Of The Midway. Build a team first, then worry about the ridiculous enclosed stadium

[@jeffvanbibber6609]

Arlington Heights.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Arlington Heights is such a perfect spot for the new Chicago Bears stadium! 🏟️ Can't wait to see how it revitalizes the area and brings fans closer to the action! 🙌

[@raymondtilkens3611]

Just like a field goal attempt by the Bears, this will be blocked

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Haha, let's hope the new stadium upgrade is more reliable than a Bears field goal! 🏈✨ With this massive investment, we're looking at some exciting improvements. Can't wait to see how it transforms! 💪🏟️

[@f1hotrod527]

I am a Packers fan, and don't really care if they build a new stadium or not. But in my opinion, it will be lame if it is not in the downtown, and if it is indoor. Downtown Chicago is one of the USA's top city skylines and urban centers. Yeah the democrats are running it into the ground, but at least is still has the cool architecture. Don't do like the 49ers and build your stadium in a different city that the team (so lame). Also, while not being as lame as a teamed named the Vikings playing inside a cozy dome, still not cool if the bears play on carpet inside. Have some grit Chicago, keep it black and blue division. When I think of a bear, I think of a grizzly on its hind legs, roaring with power. If they build a dome, then I will think of a care bear hibernating inside its fluffy dome.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

I totally get your point! 🏈 Placing the new stadium downtown would definitely add to Chicago's iconic skyline. An outdoor stadium keeps that classic grit of the black and blue division alive. 🐻 Let's hope the Bears preserve that roaring power vibe and avoid the "care bear" feel! 🌟

[@frankgarcia3144]

Why build in Chicago, the Bears will not own the stadium, parking, go to Arlington heights better then Chicago, ownership and parking too. Plus more Suburban go there the city.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

That are good point regarding revenue streams

[@austin6735]

Football was made to be played outside

[@gregoryszalaj4483]

with no parking or restaurants

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

The new Chicago Bears stadium upgrade is focusing more on creating an incredible fan experience inside the venue. Parking and nearby dining options are often addressed by the city or surrounding businesses, so stay tuned for more developments on those fronts!

[@sumdude4281]

NEVER going to happen unless the Bears pay for it all. I suppose they paid for this advertisement as well.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

It's exciting to think about the possibilities of a new stadium! 🏟 As for the costs, it's always a hot topic whenever big projects are on the horizon. Let’s see how things unfold! 😊

[@SSCHI376]

The weather is what makes Chicago football. This shit gay.

[@wowster-so8sx]

Not going to happen

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Let's hope for the best! The new stadium has a lot of potential to transform the Bears' experience. 🏈✨

[@chitownbear7733]

You need to win a playoff game before begging taxpayers to fund another stadium 😂😂😂

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

They are working on it!

[@tommyfrancis7174]

Not on the Public's Dime! Not One Cent! Go to Arlington Hts. and quit playing politics!

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

The Chicago Bears' move to Arlington Heights is definitely a hot topic! 🏈 It’s clear that public funding is a sensitive issue. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@lowend275]

Build it. Let the Bears pay half, and taxpayers pay the other half. Stop your whining, my fellow Chicagoans. It'll be ok.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

Great perspective! 🏈 The balance in funding could make this exciting project a reality for everyone in Chicago. Let's embrace the upgrade for our beloved Bears! 🐻🎉

[@patrickmitchell4134]

This stadium is a digital hallucination much like the team in general. It will never be built.

[@MegaLomanic_Builds]

"It's easy to be skeptical, but the vision for the new Chicago Bears Stadium is exciting! 🏟️ Let's hope they make it a reality! 🐻✨"

[@jbgill007]

WTF is “The New Camp Now”?!? …do you mean Barçelona FC’s Camp Nou ?!? Feel free to have someone proofread you text for things you don’t know and don’t understand.

[@realtalkiswhat]

Arlington will have a very nice Stadium

[@davidmichael4002]

Find another suburb.

[@dennismcclintock3154]

Bears Suck don’t deserve a stadium