CHICAGO (WLS) — As the weekend approaches, the Windy City and its surrounding suburbs are buzzing with anticipation. The Chicago Bears are set to face the Rams, and the city is gearing up to show their support with a slew of festivities.

One of the highlights this Sunday is a watch party hosted by Revolution Brewing, where fans can gather to enjoy the game together. Meanwhile, in Oak Park, a local bagel shop is adding its own special twist to the celebrations.

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Despite the chilly, snow-draped morning, The Daly Bagel in Oak Park is determined not to let the winter weather dampen their playoff spirit. The shop is channeling this excitement into their baking, creating something unique for football fans.

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“I’m really hoping for a big win,” said Sophia Hannah of The Daly Bagel. “We’re super hyped. Bear Down!”

The bakery is crafting vibrant Bears-themed rainbow bagels, a colorful mix of orange, blue, and white swirls, baked fresh in batches to celebrate the home team’s playoff journey. It’s a tasty tribute to the Bears and a delicious way for fans to show their team pride.

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And with the team’s success this season, as you can imagine, these bagels have been wildly popular.

“People come in everyday asking for them,” Hannah said. “By at least by 12 they are all gone.”

And with brutally cold temperatures expected at kickoff – 5:30 p.m. Sunday – it’s no surprise that you’re going to see far fewer Los Angeles Rams fans at Soldier Field.

“Nobody is coming from LA. Would you leave 85 to come here for sub zero?” Steve Buzil of SitClose Tickets said.

Buzil said there is plenty of ticket availability, though a seat at Sunday’s NFC Divisional game is still going to cost you. Tickets cost anywhere from $400 to well over $1,000.

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“It’s definitely a buyers’ market” Buzil said. “I believe the best time to buy is today, tomorrow at the latest. Sunday you’re going to get that pus from all those people who have been waiting.”

If you’re looking at going to the big game. Steve says now is the time to buy.

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“It’ll be sold out,” Buzil said. “It’s just a matter at what price.

Revolution Brewing has plenty of drink specials for fans this Sunday – $5 pints and $20 pitchers. Doors open at 12 p.m.