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How do I get to U.S. Cellular Field?
Where do I park?
Does the Authority donate tickets?
Does the Authority donate use of U.S. Cellular Field facilities and surrounding property?
What types of services are available to my organization if we have an event at ISFA?
Can the stadium be rented for concerts and other events?
How much are rental fees and what is included?
Does my organization need insurance to use ISFA’s facilities?
What hotels are located close to U.S. Cellular Field?
Are there employment opportunities at ISFA?
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Q: How do I get to U.S. Cellular Field?
ANSWER: There are many ways to get to U.S. Cellular Field, either by driving or taking public transportation.
DRIVING DIRECTIONS:
FROM NORTHWEST SUBURBS AND O’HARE INTERNATIONAL
Take Interstate I-90 or I-190 East ramp toward Chicago. Merge onto I-90/94 East and follow for about 17 miles to 94 (Dan Ryan Expressway), taking the local lanes.
FROM SOUTHWEST SUBURBS AND CHICAGO’S MIDWAY AIRPORT
Take Interstate 55 North toward Chicago. Take the I-94 East/Ryan Expressway Exit 294 towards Indiana. Merge onto I-94 East, taking the local lanes.
FROM THE FAR NORTH SUBURBS AND MILWAUKEE
Take Interstate 94 East to 90/94. Proceed to 94 (Dan Ryan Expressway) local lanes.
FROM THE WESTERN SUBURBS
Take 290 East to 94 South (Dan Ryan Expressway) using local lanes.
PUBLIC TRANPORTATION:
You may ride the CTA, METRA and AMTRAK to get to U.S. Cellular Field. NOTE: For METRA and AMTRAK, you are going to need to use the CTA as well. For the CTA Red Line, exit at the Sox/35th Street stop. For other public transportation information, please visit CTA’s Web site at www.transitchicago.com or Metra’s Web site at www.metrarail.com or Amtrak’s Web site at www.amtrak.com.
FROM THE NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE/DOWNTOWN AREAS
From any Red Line subway station along State Street (Chicago, Grand, Lake, Washington, Monroe or Jackson), board a southbound Red Line 95th/Dan Ryan train to Sox-35th St. station. Walk west one block to U.S. Cellular Field.
FROM THE SOUTH SIDE
Board a northbound Red Line Howard train to Sox-35th St. station. Walk west one block to U.S. Cellular Field.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST SIDE
Board a northbound Orange Line Loop train to Roosevelt. Descend the stairs or elevator to the transfer tunnel to the Red Line subway. Board a southbound Red Line 95th/Dan Ryan train to Sox-35th St. station. Walk west one block to U.S. Cellular Field.
FROM THE NORTH SIDE
Board a southbound Red Line 95th/Dan Ryan train to Sox-35th St. station. Walk west one block to U.S. Cellular Field.
FROM OGILVIE (NORTH WESTERN) TRANSPORTATION CENTER
Use the Washington St. Exit. Board an eastbound #20 Madison or #56 Milwaukee bus and obtain a transfer. Exit the bus at State St. Descend the stairs or elevator to the Washington Red Line station. Board a southbound Red Line 95th/Dan Ryan train to Sox-35th St. station. Walk west one block to U.S. Cellular Field.
FROM UNION (AMTRAK & METRA) STATION
From the west side of Canal St., board a #1 Indiana/Hyde Park or #151 Sheridan bus and obtain a transfer. Exit the bus at State St. Descend the stairs or elevator to the Jackson Red Line station. Board a southbound Red Line 95th/Dan Ryan train to Sox-35th St. station. Walk west one block to U.S. Cellular Field.
FROM RANDOLPH STREET, VAN BUREN STREET OR ROOSEVELT ROAD STATIONS (Metra & South Shore)
Walk west two-three blocks to State St. Descend the stairs or elevator to the Red Line station. Board a southbound Red Line 95th/Dan Ryan train to Sox-35th St. station. Walk west one block to U.S. Cellular Field.
FROM LASALLE STREET METRA STATION
Use the LaSalle St. exit (east exit) from the station. Walk east three blocks along Van Buren St. to State St. Descend the stairs or elevator to the Jackson Red Line station. Board a southbound Red Line 95th/Dan Ryan train to Sox-35th St. station. Walk west one block to U.S. Cellular Field.
Q: Where do I park?
ANSWER: During the off-season, guests should park in Lot D for events and meetings at U.S. Cellular Field’s Conference and Learning Center, Scout Lounge, Stadium Club, on the field and on the concourse levels. During the season, guests should follow White Sox game-day parking instructions.
Q: Does the ISFA donate tickets?
ANSWER: Yes. ISFA donates tickets to help in fundraising efforts for organizations including charities and non-profits.
Q: Does the Authority donate use of U.S. Cellular Field facilities and surrounding property?
ANSWER: ISFA is able to offer a myriad of services to any organization that would like to hold an event at U.S. Cellular Field. For example, the Conference and Learning Center offers flexible space and the latest in communication and presentation technology for your meeting or event. U.S. Cellular Field facilities also provide full-service catering by Levy Restaurants, an industry leader in premium food service operations at sports and entertainment facilities. All catering and food services are available for your event for an additional fee. Other services available include on-site parking that is free on non-game days in accordance with your scheduled event.
Q: Can the stadium be rented for concerts and other events?
ANSWER: Yes. U.S. Cellular Field, Home of the Chicago White Sox, is a premier venue to host concerts and events accommodating as many as 40,0000 people plus. Information regarding availability can be obtained by calling The Illinois Sports Facilities Authority at 312.674.5590 or by email at info@isfauthority.com.
Q: How much are rental fees and what is included?
ANSWER: Please contact ISFA at info@isfauthority.com.for more information.
Q: Does my organization need insurance to use ISFA’s facilities?
ANSWER: Yes. All entities that work with the Illinois Sports Facilities Authority will be required to provide insurance for their event or activity and they are required to sign a rental agreement.
Q: What hotels are located close to U.S. Cellular Field?
ANSWER: U.S. Cellular Field is located just minutes away from the hundreds of hotels located in downtown Chicago. For more information please visit Choose Chicago, the official tourism organization for Chicago.
Q: Are there employment opportunities at ISFA?
ANSWER: Employment opportunities will be posted on this Web site as they become available.
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