The 2025 Miller Lite Chicago Bears Draft Party will take place Thursday, April 24 from 6-10 p.m. at Soldier Field.
With Chicago currently holding the No. 10 overall pick, the Bears said the event will offer fans a unique chance to experience the excitement of the first round live. It will also include exclusive on-field access, behind-the-scenes moments, and interactive activities that kick off the 2025 season.
Fans will have exclusive access to the field, where a new 50-yard-line stage will serve as the centerpiece. Bears stadium host Lauren Screeden and PA announcer Tim Sinclair will emcee the evening, with music by DJ Livia. The stage will feature interactive games, live entertainment and player interviews throughout the night.
The Chicago Bears Draft Party is the one time a year fans can step onto the field and see Soldier Field from the players’ point of view. Fans can also further experience the player’s gameday perspective by testing their leg strength through attempting a field goal kick.
Current and former Bears players, including Hall of Famers Devin Hester and Mike Singletary, as well as DJ Moore, Tremaine Edmunds, TJ Edwards, Tory Taylor, Jonathan Owens, Braxton Jones, Kevin Byard III, Gervon Dexter Sr. and more will be on-site throughout the evening for autographs, photo opportunities and meet-and-greets.
The “Miller Lite Midway,” located on the Mezzanine Level, will be the go-to destination for uninterrupted draft coverage all evening, giving all fans with a general admission ticket a place to enjoy a drink and follow every pick in real time.
Inside the United Club, fans with United Club tickets can enjoy live pre-draft analysis and in-depth commentary from the Voice of the Bears, Jeff Joniak, and Bears analyst Tom Thayer, alongside other local area Bears coverage.
Fans will have access to the Bears locker room, offering a behind-the-scenes look at where legends such as Walter Payton, Brian Urlacher and Dick Butkus once prepared for games. Fans can take photos next to their favorite current player’s locker before walking through the same tunnel used on gamedays. These immersive experiences provide a unique perspective into the gameday routine that past and current players used at Soldier Field.
The Bears Care Closeout Sale returns to a new location in the South Courtyard near Gate 5. The sale begins at 6:15 p.m. and features one-of-a-kind memorabilia and discounted merchandise. All proceeds support Bears Care, the team’s charitable foundation focused on health, education and community initiatives across Chicagoland.
The event will also feature a variety of interactive entertainment, including gaming console stations, Bears Virtual Reality games and photo opportunities with the Super Bowl XX trophy. Fans will enjoy appearances by Staley Da Bear, the Chicago Bears Drumline and the Monster Squad throughout the night.
General admission tickets are still available. Fans planning to drive to Soldier Field can also purchase parking in the Waldron Deck or North Garage by visiting SoldierFieldParking.com. To ensure a smooth experience, fans are encouraged to plan ahead and note that tailgating is not permitted.
The Chicago Bears Draft Party will be a cash-free event. All transactions must be completed using credit, debit, pre-paid cards or mobile payment methods. The Chicago Bears prefer Visa.
For more details on tickets, parking or general updates, visit ChicagoBears.com/DraftParty.
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