Architecture firm Manica has unveiled new renderings offering a closer look at the proposed Chicago Bears stadium in Arlington Heights.
The latest visuals showcase both the main entrance and the interior of the venue, providing fresh insight into the team’s vision for a state-of-the-art, fan-focused facility.
_Outside the possible new Bears stadium in Arlington Heights_
These follow a rendering released a few weeks ago, which presented an aerial perspective of the domed stadium and the surrounding mixed-use campus, highlighting how the development could transform the former Arlington International Racecourse site.
_The new site has been touted as a possible home for Super Bowl 2031_
If realised, the design would feature spacious concourses, expanded restroom facilities, and even a dedicated on-site Metra station, all aimed at enhancing accessibility and the fan experience.
The Bears have indicated their intention to relocate from Soldier Field and establish a new home in Arlington Heights, with hopes of breaking ground soon and positioning the stadium to potentially host major events — including a future Super Bowl as early as 2031.