Beyoncé is coming to Soldier Field: bag policy, transit, tickets and more

The BeyHive will be buzzing around Soldier Field starting May 15 when Beyoncé kicks off three nights of shows at Soldier Field.

The superstar was last in Chicago in 2023, when she delivered a powerhouse performance during her Renaissance World Tour.

If you’re planning on attending the upcoming shows, here’s what to know before you go:

Bag policy and other stadium rules

Soldier Field has a strict clear bag policy that does not allow any purses larger than a clutch bag. Briefcases, backpacks and fanny packs aren’t allowed.

Any bag you bring into the stadium must be see-through and can’t exceed 12”x6”x12” — one-gallon clear plastic freezer bags are also permitted.

Other items not allowed into the stadium include:

• alcoholic beverages
• cans, bottles or other beverage containers
• noise-making devices
• strollers
• cameras with lenses over 6 inches
• umbrellas
• signs that block others’ views

For a full list of banned items, visit Soldier Field’s website.

Driving to the concert

Anyone who has driven on DuSable Lake Shore Drive (or other major roadway heading into Chicago) during a Bears game or concert at Soldier Field will tell one and all to avoid it. But if a car is your preference, there are some parking options to consider.

Parking spaces around the stadium can be purchased beforehand on Soldier Field’s website. Spots are going for around $60.

The Millennium Garages, which are about a 25 minute walk from the field, also have spots available for about $25 when bought online beforehand.

Taking the CTA

The closest L stop to Soldier Field is the Roosevelt Red Line stop, which is about a 20-minute walk from the stadium.

For fans looking to avoid the walk, the No. 146 bus stops at the Museum Campus, which is just a few steps from Soldier Field. In order to transfer to the bus from the train, riders can exit the L at the Jackson Station and board the No. 146 bus at the State and Jackson stop.

Getting last-minute tickets

Feeling FOMO? Ticketmaster is selling verified resale tickets ranging between around $175 to nearly $5,000 for a single ticket.