America is Still Obsessed With Saved By The Bell

CHICAGO, IL - When news broke of the location planned for the “Saved By The Bell” diner in Wicker Park, fans of the popular 1990’s teen comedy swooped up all tickets in 10 minutes.

The demand was so high that the “Saved by the Max” run that was planned for just the month of June was extended through August 31.

But even by adding two months, if you haven’t got your ticket yet, you likely aren’t going.

“It looks like group reservations have already sold out,” according to a post on the Bucktown Wicker Park Insider’s Guide.

But you could go still go stag, as some individual reservations are available. You will be put at a communal table, however.

Walk-ins will be welcomed on a first-come first-serve basis.

The high demand is not a surprise, as “Saved By The Bell” was popular throughout the country during its 1990’s run, with fans even following the Bayside 6 through the “College Years.” To this day, character names like Zach Morris, Screech, Mr. Belding and others are still household names.