U2Girl1966

For those of y'all coming in from out of town, it might be worth checking out hotels in the suburbs and either renting a car or taking the El or Metra into downtown for the show. Evanston, Il (the burb just north of the city - where Northwestern University is - is an easy El ride. From Evanston on the purple line and then transfering to the red line, it takes just over an hour to get to downtown Chicago. (also known as The Loop). Just a thought. (I mentioned Evanston since I work there and it really is easy to get anywhere on the El or Metra. Just takes some planning) Hope to see y'all there! SO excited another date was added!

I still have 2 codes left, keeping fingers crossed that another Chicago show is added because I am going for Red Zone if that happens. Can't afford it but, um, that's why (insert deity you worship here) created credit cards, right? See y'all in June!

I met SO MANY amazing people last tour, looking forward to seeing y'all again in June!

Used 2 for Chicago GA, saving the other 2 for a possible second show, code is struck out. I know y'all are working on it. Thanks in advance for all your work!

Y'all, Chicago is just like any other big city. You just have to be aware of your surroundings. The United Center is on a bus route and quite honestly, cabs cost a first born and Chicago drivers are crazy. Maybe since I live here, I'm just used to it. By choice I do not have a car so I depend on public transportation. It's really not as bad as everyone says it is.

I was just looking out of curiosity, cheapest I could find (I have GA for 6/25, right now all I can swing is nosebleed) was about $100. I might have to pounce on that.

GA for 6/25. Waiting to see if the band adds shows and will try for nosebleed. I'm working tomorrow (Monday) and fully expect that all shows will sell out by the time I get home. (I cannot access the internet in any way shape or form from work)

I did GA twice for Vertigo and once for 360. Vertigo, I was in line by 7am, lucked out and got on the rail in front of Adam for one night. For 360, I was in line by 5:30 am and was on the rail on Edge's side. I'm now 48 and this will probably be my last GA show, 360 about killed me. But it was a blast meeting fellow fans from all over the world. I have GA for the second Chicago show this time round, if extra shows are added, I'll be kind to my aging soul and get nosebleed.

GA is one big happy pile of U2 fans, tons of fun!

Seeing as how Chicago is the only Midwest date with two shows, I'm betting at least one maybe 2 more will be added. There's just NO WAY they'll only play 2 Chicago shows.