Saturday night at the Chicago United Center was more than just a spell bounding performance it was absolutely magical. The greatest concert performance I've ever witnessed

I first seen your concert when you played at the Arie Crown in Chicago at that time the album "Eagles on the Border", I have been a fan of your group and songs the day you came to play at the Arie, it was my 21st birthday, Mothers Day. To this day, "Take It to the Limit" still brings tears to my eyes, during my life experiences rough, happy, sad, instead of telling myself, Sylvia you can do this.. I would recall your words "Take to the Limit, one more time, which was a song of encouragement to me and still is. I seen your concert at United Center, March 9th loved all the songs I heard and enjoyed the concert. Thank You, Eagles for inspiring me with your songs,,,, Still going strong after 50 years.

A fond farewell to The Eagles who sounded clear and harmonious last night at the United Center. Would appreciate more Henley and less Walsh but maybe that's just me. I concur on the upper level seats as having little to no leg room. The concession prices are extravagant.

The show presented by the eagles was awesome the seating in the United center in the upper levels sucks big time if I 2' of Room for your feet

First time seeing the Eagles live, in concert. Unbelievable show. The musical craftsmanship of each of these performers, the song selections, and the stage production were without approach. The Eagles have recognized that it's their songs that people come to hear (a very diverse audience in terms of age) and they did not disappoint. A straight 2-1/2 hour show, no warm-up band, no intermission. Just amazing, one that I will not forget and one that I hope to see again. Lastly, most of the 'originals' spoke to the audience and were genuinely appreciative and personable. Thanks Eagles!

Been to probably 200 of the top concerts of the last 40 years and this one ranks very high on my list, definitely in the top 10. The music was perfect, both in sound and craft. A bargain considering 28 songs. And a most pleasing feature... whoever designed the overhead video presentation deserves an award. Don't think I would have liked any floor seats or seats in the front rows, because you then would not have gotten the effect of the perfect video presentation which made every more distant seat in the house better than the front rows. Sounds impossible, but that's what happened.