The Bears lost 10 in a row and were an NFL laughingstock from Halloween to New Year's, but that didn't seem to factor into the decision.

The Chicago Bears are raising season ticket prices by an average of 10%. President Kevin Warren announced the increase in an email to season ticket holders on Wednesday, citing "market dynamics, industry trends and a strong home schedule.

The Saints are coming off of their worst record in decades, and will play fewer home games than in 2024. But that didn’t stop them from raising season ticket prices:

Today the #Bears are informing season-ticket holders that tickets for the 2025 season will increase by an average of 10%. A year ago, there was an average increase of 8% on season tickets. Let the fireworks begin.

"I am confident we are on target to build the Chicago Bears into a championship-caliber franchise celebrating sustained success our fans have earned and deserve," Bears president Kevin Warren wrote in a letter to season ticket holders.

New Bears coach Ben Johnson is ushering in a new era in 2025. And with it, the Bears are raising season ticket prices. In a letter to season-ticket holders Wednesday, team president and CEO Kevin

Liverpool have announced a freeze on general admission and season ticket prices for the 2025-26 season. The club say the decision follows “meaningful engagement” with the official supporters’ board. It’s the eighth time in the past 10 seasons that Liverpool have frozen prices.

In a note to season ticket holders on Wednesday, the Bears said they're instituting an average increase of 10 percent for 2025 season ticket packages. A year ago, the Bears implemented an eight percent average increase on season tickets.