[RedAlice]

It is a good question.

I haven't tried because with a stadium of 70,000 I would guess those are reserved for people with physical needs, not social.

Just a wag.

I have vertigo, which is set off by escalators.

As to gaining access. I went to level 300 and there was security there where showing a ticket for 300 level was required to enter the bar, which had a glass door/barrier to go through.

I got to the level, just couldn’t enter the bar.

[RedAlice]

Being an owner on level 100 I get your frustration.

We wanted to check out other levels but could not based on our entry point which seems to be monitored. We asked if we could enter at other points and were told we needed to go to our listed entry point for our seats. As we entered we noticed there was only one way to go and that was down. It seemed we were guided all the way down bounded by barriers until we were on level one. So much for checking out other levels.

The bars and lounges are REALLY nice on level one and do not exist on the other levels. Hence the premium for these seats.

As frustrating as it may seem, I get the division. It is by design and it reassures that level 3 prices do not interfere with level 1 privileges that paid a Kings Ransom.

After the Bears game we pretty much got a lay of the land. If you want to meet up with friends inside the stadium, and if they are not in your area, then it seems almost impossible unless you want to miss the game.

We are meeting up with three couples this weekend at the Cards game and in order for us to spend time during the game they all bought tickets around our area on our level.

The Coliseum everything was on one miserable level. I really enjoy how they set it up at Sofi.

My seats were awesome. And yes I paid to be in them.

It still doesn’t make sense that I couldn’t go to a bar at 300. I understand why they would keep other levels out of the 100 level or club level or whatever.

So basically, at SoFi you can only visit people in the same level as you are in.

[Flash]

Being an owner on level 100 I get your frustration.

We wanted to check out other levels but could not based on our entry point which seems to be monitored. We asked if we could enter at other points and were told we needed to go to our listed entry point for our seats. As we entered we noticed there was only one way to go and that was down. It seemed we were guided all the way down bounded by barriers until we were on level one. So much for checking out other levels.

The bars and lounges are REALLY nice on level one and do not exist on the other levels. Hence the premium for these seats.

As frustrating as it may seem, I get the division. It is by design and it reassures that level 3 prices do not interfere with level 1 privileges that paid a Kings Ransom.

After the Bears game we pretty much got a lay of the land. If you want to meet up with friends inside the stadium, and if they are not in your area, then it seems almost impossible unless you want to miss the game.

We are meeting up with three couples this weekend at the Cards game and in order for us to spend time during the game they all bought tickets around our area on our level.

The Coliseum everything was on one miserable level. I really enjoy how they set it up at Sofi.

I have seats in 200 level (Club) I have friends up in the 500 level. The four of us walk thru the stadium by the lake, walk to my section they I show my tickets and say there are four of us and we walk right in.

[RedAlice]

I have seats in 200 level (Club) I have friends up in the 500 level. The four of us walk thru the stadium by the lake, walk to my section they I show my tickets and say there are four of us and we walk right in.

I can see that working.

I wasn’t with anyone who had 300 level tickets. So maybe I have to meet someone on the level itself and go in with them to the bar.

Thank you!

[DirtyFacedKid]

I can see that working.

I wasn’t with anyone who had 300 level tickets. So maybe I have to meet someone on the level itself and go in with them to the bar.

Thank you!

I think you may have tried to access one of the bars reserved for the "premium" 300 seats towards mid-field. We would not have access to that either. We were just at an alcohol concession stand. Not a real "bar", per se.

Next time, I think you can just walk in to Entry 2 or 3 on the North end across from the Forum. You end up on the main 300 Concourse, which is where we were, and they don't really check your ticket sections since 300s, 400s, and 500s all come in that way. I'm pretty sure you'd be able to make your way down to the 100s once you hung out up there with us. Try it next time!

[ziggy]

I feel like the only 'free' walk area are the two endzones. I have no problems traversing all levels (except for the 100s I guess) there. I'm sure there are other secret bars and places... but I don't even try.

Is the Corona Beach house open to all? No idea.

[DirtyFacedKid]

The 400s are wide open all the way around. The Corona Beach Bar isn't open to everyone. If you take the tour, you get to go in but, honestly, it wasn't anything very special.

[LARams_1963]

I have vertigo, which is set off by escalators.

As to gaining access. I went to level 300 and there was security there where showing a ticket for 300 level was required to enter the bar, which had a glass door/barrier to go through.

I got to the level, just couldn’t enter the bar.

The Bar you're talking about I can't get into either. We're getting cocktails from the Pacifico bar behind section 304. You have access to that one Just enter at gate 2 or 3

[Hacksaw]

The VIP areas are somewhat controlled. 300 mid field bar home side was great. Wish we could have met up there as planned @RedAlice. I was so hungover from the night before I didn't want to spend much time there anyway,, lol.

It's possible they might be restricting roaming to diminish / control commingling due to the Covid thing. Hoping they will loosen it up after the pandemic deal is more under control.

[aeneas1]

just came across this on twitter, what's going on here?