Wrigley Field, Chicago

This was a great experience and not just because the Cubs won. It was cold, even though it was warm in the sun, once you're under the roof IT IS COLD. (we went in Sept) Strongly advise you to bring a blanket. There are plenty of shops outside where you could get one cheaper than if you buy a blanket inside. You can't bring in food but you can bring in hats, blankets, cushions. The seats are tight!! Luckily we were snuggled up with some great people and we all got along great. We even ended up sharing our $40 overpriced $5 blanket. It is busy down below with food and gift shops. If you have kids keep them close. Streets are opened after the game so you can walk back to your car right down the middle of the street, hopefully celebrating a great win!!

The greatest ballpark that exists on this or any other planet. Pricier than most but when you go to Wrigley you can feel the 100+ years of history. Classic ballpark. Food is average but not great, getting better though. Easy to get to by trail (The EL).

Parking is an issue. We saw Billy Joel here. Sound quality ok. Park has changed a lot over last several years and become more modern. Lots of bars and eats in the area although they can be pretty crowded on game days and events.

We went to see the stadium and team. The stadium was built to enjoy the game. You are not crammed in like the newer stadiums. The ticket prices were reasonable. For an older stadium it is sure well maintained. The only suggestion would be to eat before entering the stadium as the selection of food is limited. The hot dogs were luke warm and the buns dry.

There is no better place to watch a baseball game. Wrigley is magical. Granted, it's old, and there are still renovations going on. But it's classic and beautiful. And it keeps getting better. Note: I am a lifelong Cubs' fan, and I have been going to Wrigley since before I can remember, so I'm biased, but I am expertly so.