" The Bears start training camp on Wednesday. (Hooray!) It's a worthwhile experience for fans to take the trip down I-57, but you should read our tips before you go.
Allow plenty of time to get to Bourbonnais. I-57 is under construction, and exits around Bourbonnais will be closed. Check for alternates before you leave the house so you can win an argument with your GPS. Drink water, eat enough food, and wear sunblock. Ensure your children do the same. It's been crazy hot in Chicago this summer and there are few places to avoid the sun at training camp. You want your trip to see the Bears to be enjoyable, and not end with a trip to the emergency room.
Take advantage of the different themed events. The Bears have special nights for Armed Forces, families, and other groups. Check the schedule here. And while we're on the subject ... "
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