Built in 1914, Wrigley Field has been the home of the Chicago Cubs for nearly a full century. Chicagoans take their baseball seriously, and nowhere is that more evident than at this history-steeped stadium. The country's second oldest ballpark still in use, the ivy-covered "Friendly Confines," as the locals call it, has seen more than its share of dramatic games during the longest dry spell in U.S. sports history. Though the Cubs haven't won a World Series title since 1908, the stadium continues to attract die-hard fans from around the country and across the world. Tickets may be hard to come by for Cubs home games, but you can always take a behind-the-scenes tour to see the ballpark's famous clubhouse, dugouts, and press box. Plan your Wrigley Field visit and explore what else you can see and do in Chicago using our Chicago travel planner.
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Anyone with any interest in seeing what a classic baseball has been, or could be, should make a trip to a day game here. We were there on a beautiful May afternoon and saw a game that featured 12...
Anyone with any interest in seeing what a classic baseball has been, or could be, should make a trip to a day game here. We were there on a beautiful May afternoon and saw a game that featured 12... more »
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Wonderful time at my first Cubs game! The gate attendants, concessions, and ushers were all very helpful! I can’t wait to go again!
Wonderful time at my first Cubs game! The gate attendants, concessions, and ushers were all very helpful! I can’t wait to go again! more »
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Wrigley is baseball history....The cubs lost but being there was an experience. Right on the red line easy to get to. Just keep in mind as this is an old stadium there will be obstructed seats due..... more
Wrigley is baseball history....The cubs lost but being there was an experience. Right on the red line easy to get to. Just keep in mind as this is an old stadium there will be obstructed seats due..... more »
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Such a great venue for a ballpark! It’s fun, more intimate than other ballparks and just has a neighborhood vibe that’s very enjoyable. The ivy is great and the Cubs Hall of Fame, while small, brought back some good memories. Yes, there were some old things like support beams blocking the view from some seats, and there’s fewer activities than newer parks, but the charm and nostalgia of the field more than makes up for it!
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The best retro park in all of baseball. There is no discussion on this matter. Everyone should visit this place before they die. All the cubs legends, the concessions, the history, the rooftop seating, the hand-operator score board, etc. Because of the history here you don't even complain about the fact that there isn't technically a second deck..rather a series of gantries that take you up to the upper seating. You just remind yourself that this is an old park and that's the way it is...and you like it! This is baseball the way your grandfather remembered it. Beautiful venue.
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Wrigley Field is by far the worst professional baseball field organization I have ever visited. They have zero ability to be on the same page. I helped collect some cups for the famous “snake” which I was told happens every game. Shortly after, I was escorted by 4 men out of the stadium. Keep in mind, I flew to Chicago just to visit Wrigley and see my team play. Oh, also, the snake of cups KEPT GOING because my friends stayed in the game. An absolute disrespectful, irrational organization that needs help when it comes to understanding. My friends and I paid a lot of money to visit and they didn’t listen to a word when it came to explanation. I am extremely upset and disturbed by the organization that is allowing these individuals to run the stadium. Please take better care of your guests who pay $900+ for a flight and $200+ for a ticket to finally visit Wrigley. It has always been on my bucket list and I can sadly check it off of my bucket list as one of the worst experiences I have EVER had. Do better for the people who love the game of baseball.
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I always love visiting Wrigley Field to watch the Cubs! We had great seats under the upper deck, section 210. Late June is a great time to visit because the weather is nice, not as hot and humid as it is back home. The only thing that would have made my visit better would have been for the Cubs to win and see the "W" flag fly.
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Grew up going to games here. Been to a lot of another stadiums but this is by far one of the best. Super historic, not the worst prices but we all know how prices go at places of entertainment. Super friendly crowd for the most part. Always a good time at Wrigley
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