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About Chicago Drive-In at SeatGeek Stadium

Welcome to the Chicago Drive-In at SeatGeek Stadium, a multi-use, soccer-focused venue in Bridgeview, Illinois. Opened in 2006 and renamed SeatGeek Stadium in 2019, this stadium hosts MLS, NWSL, and a variety of events in a comfortable, fan-friendly setting. With a capacity of 20,000 for soccer and up to 28,000 for concerts, there’s ample room to enjoy a day or night out. Secure your seats and plan ahead with practical details about seating, parking, transit, and nearby accommodations and dining.

Whether you’re visiting for a Chicago Fire FC match, a concert, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with up-to-date venue information, accessibility options, and trusted affiliate recommendations for hotels and restaurants to help you maximize your experience at SeatGeek Stadium.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: Soccer 20,000; Concerts 28,000.
  • Address: 7000 South Harlem Avenue, Bridgeview, IL 60455.
  • Venue type: soccer-specific, multi-use stadium; home to Chicago Fire FC (MLS) and Chicago Red Stars (NWSL).
  • Opened in 2006; renamed SeatGeek Stadium in 2019.
  • Seating chart: SeatGeek provides interactive seating maps for events at the venue.
  • Parking: West/East lots (S1/S2 via Gate entrances); general parking varies by event; ADA accessible parking available.
  • Transit: Served by CTA Orange Line (Direct Street access) and Pace buses; direct transit options listed on venue site.
  • Nearby hotels: Hampton Inn & Suites Bridgeview located near the stadium entrance.
  • Notable events hosted: MLS All-Star Game 2006; USA vs Italy (2010 WWC qualifier) and other World Cup qualifiers; 2014 CONCACAF Women’s Championship group stage; Crossroads Guitar Festival (2007, 2010); B96 Summer Bash; Lamar Hunt/U.S. Open Cup Final 2006.
  • Drive-In history: In 2020, Chicago Drive-In Theater operated a drive-in movie series in SeatGeek Stadium’s parking lot.
  • Riot Fest/major events: reports in 2024 noted relocation discussions and Riot Fest activities related to SeatGeek Stadium.
  • 2026 note: Chicago Stars reportedly plan to relocate home games to Northwestern’s Martin Stadium for the 2026 season.