Northwestern Wildcats Football Tickets

Beautiful venue, great food, excellent sight lines. AWFUL WIFI. Couldn't even text friends that were in another part of the stadium.

Entry at east gate was very difficult and congested

Beautiful stadium with lots of good seats. Unfortunately, the entry experience was a complete fail with scanners that didn't work and tickets that didn't properly show a QR code. So even though we arrived 40 minutes before the start of the game we still missed the kickoff. That is inexcusable. Also, though the "gourmet"nature of the food is touted everywhere we were hard-pressed to find any food that was actually hot. No one wants an ice cold bowl of chili (Luxbar) when you're standing in the wind and it's 40 degrees. Not to mention the prices of everything: $25 for a BEER???

Ryan Field lived up to all the hype surrounding it. E very seat has great sight lines, the food was exceptional, and the electrifying Wildcats did not disappoint either.

Incredible stadium. It actually offers too many great food options around/outside the stadium, keeping people out of their seats, and instead enjoying the concourse and exterior atmosphere. Maybe next year, the great Chicago food festival should shut down after the first quarter to get people back in their seats for the rest of the game.

I'm sure that the good seatsat the lower levels are more fun, but the upper deck seats, while having clear views, are not good. You feel a mile away from the action (and this is after Pat Ryan Jr. promised an intimate feel... the experience was anything but intimate). The stairs are very steep. An older gentleman fell at the beginning of the game, and cut his head open. Do not buy upper deck seats if you or your guest have mobility issues. There are no concessions at that level and you have to come down those steep stairs for concessions and restrooms. This is clearly a two-tier stadium... better seats for those paying ridiculous prices, and pretty much mediocre-to-bad (and massively overpriced) endzone, corner, and upper deck seats for the rest of us.

Wheelchair accessible seating on the 2nd level was easy to get in and out. A nice ledge to place food and drinks on is a welcome touch. So pleased the ‘Thunderstruck’ experience has continued in the new venue.

So they need to figure out that piping in crowd noise and loud music is a bad idea for a football game. It’s overhyped and over produced. Let the crowd do their thing, we can make noise, let us. Plus the cowboy hat dude providing the cheerleading was wierd and unnecessary.

The new stadium is fantastic. Very accessible and open feeling. Our very high up corner seats provided an amazing view - not sure how they do that! The food is very expensive. Water was $7 and no water filling stations-“they have not been built yet”. And no one thought to bring in the portable ones they had at the outdoor stadium? But the biggest disappointment was the whole production aspect of the game. First of all it was so loud constantly that we were yelling to the person right next to us in order to be heard. Wear earplugs! They had some guy in a cowboy hat hyping everything up in a way that felt nothing like our school. There was very little time allocated for the marching band to play and they have not figured out how to balance the mics in the stands at all. All we could hear was drums. Parking is very expensive and inconvenient. Tickets even with the alumni section discount were very pricey and the Rutgers game is much cheaper than what we paid. Overall, we will not be attending a game again for quite some time.

New Ryan Field App required for entry stopped working as you approach stadium.