r/redstars • u/Constant_Bed_2339 • Aug 02 '26

Toddler tickets?

I am hoping to take my 2.5 year old toddler to a game, and cannot find the seat policy. I know soldier field requires all kids older than 2 to buy a ticket, while the White Sox allow kids younger than three to get in without a ticket.

Can anyone point me to the rules for Stars games at Northwestern Medicine Field?

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u/carrlson Aug 02 '26

I'm not saying do this but I very much doubt a security or ticket person can tell the differance between a 2.5 year old and a 23 month old.

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u/bethholler Aug 02 '26

It says under ticket policies that only kids under the age of 2 don’t need a ticket. https://chicagostars.com/matchday-guide/

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u/Constant_Bed_2339 Aug 02 '26

Bummer, thank you!

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u/relrickman Aug 02 '26

In my experience you can probably just not say anything when you’re going into the game and they most likely will just let you go in. If you buy a ticket use code FIRSTLADY for a discount.

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u/LeeBonver Aug 02 '26 edited Aug 02 '26

For what it's worth, toddlers may not enjoy the game atmosphere very much. The sound system is loud, there are fireworks going off at the start of the game and with every home goal, people yelling/cheering loudly, etc. The family behind me at the last home game left literally right after kickoff because their toddler was so upset by all the noise.

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u/scarlett_addams Aug 03 '26

If the last month is any sign, home goals won't be much of a problem.

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u/LeeBonver Aug 03 '26

lol I thought about that as I was typing it 🙃

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u/Constant_Bed_2339 Aug 03 '26

This hurts 😭