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Expect an inferno of fútbol on August 29 at 7:30 p.m. when the Fire engulf DC United, the Eastern Conference rival that's currently nipping at the Fire's blazing-hot heels. Head to Toyota Park to witness the flames of victory. With today's Groupon, you can choose to sit on the Miller Lite Party Deck (and get a free classic Chicago Fire T-shirt) for just $30 (a $55 value) or sit down on the pitch with stellar FieldSide seats for just $99 (a $225 value).

Both tickets offer unique game experiences at Toyota Park stadium. If you choose the Miller Lite Party Deck Tickets, your seats behind the goal (in sections 135–139) give you access to a buzzing party deck with live DJs. Start consuming free concessions such as hotdogs, pretzels, popcorn and four 16-oz Miller Lites 90 minutes before kickoff (free food and drinks available until 20th minute of play). After that, you can purchase more concessions if you haven't had your fill.

If you go for the FieldSide seats, you're in for a high-roller experience. Sit on the pitch right next to the visiting team's bench—so close to the game, you'll be able to smell the Fire's Cuauhtemoc Blanco (he smells like packing tape). The package comes complete with VIP treatment for the day. Park your car in your complimentary reserved spot in the players' parking lot (one for every two seats purchased) just 200 yards from your seat before heading to the private FieldSide entrance of the stadium. When you get to your seat, read up on game notes, enjoy all-inclusive in-seat food and beverage service until the end of the game, and have unlimited access to the Stadium Club.

Reviews

Yelpers give the Fire 4.5 stars:

• If you can manage to be bored at a Fire game, there just might be something wrong with you. The great thing about soccer is that the action is continuous and fast and there's always something going on. – Jenny A.
• Fire games are so fun to go to! I have season tickets in the crazy fan section, and I have a blast! I like to take food and tailgate in the parking lot before the game! – Anne S.
• The only thing better than going to a Fire match is taking someone else to there [sic] first Fire match. – Ted o.