Even was fantastic!! Food was delicious. Service could be more attentive. Game was awesome due to our win in the 11th inning!!! Let's Go White Sox!!!! read more

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I returned for our first White Sox outing in, wow, 4 years already. Pope Leo has also apparently brought some luck to the South Side, and the Sox are currently in 1st place. In some 60+ years of watching Chicago baseball, I came to this park for the very first time that I can recall with the Sox in 1st place, woot woot! How do I rate the Chicago White Sox? I'll first have to admit that I'm basically a fair weather Chicago fan and only pay attention and support the team if it's winning and in the race. So, I'll just say the Sox are nice to have around, and having 2 Chicago teams is better than having 1, but they will admittedly always be in the shadow of the Cubs. In my lifetime, the Cubs have been winners more often than the Sox. But beyond that, Sox management has never really invested in star talent nor fan appeal around their park. Even when they are winning, they never have a true sellout crowd. Having said that, the Sox are nice to have around because if I want to see a Major League game, good tickets are always readily available and reasonably priced to see the team and whomever they're playing. Rate Field is also ok as a major league venue and they have outstanding food options to boot. I just bought 7 tickets for a family weekend outing at Rate Field and only paid $29 per ticket on StubHub for right field upper deck section 522, row 3. You can hardly get 7 seats together at Wrigley Field on a weekend and it would have cost at least $100 per ticket as well. The Sox are winning these days, and this year they have 3 players making the 2026 AL All-Star team, namely 1B Munetaka Murakami, 3B Miguel Vargas, and CF Tristan Peters. They're the big surprise team in the Majors this year, and I really don't know how they did it after losing a record breaking 121 games in 2024 and 102 games in 2025. On this Sunday, 7-12-2026, they handily beat the Oakland A's 9-1 and completed a 3 game sweep. Go White Sox, and best of luck for the rest of the season! read more

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(Kari's Rating 9.5/10) TLDR: -Great variety of food -Can have long lines -Reasonably Priced Decided to come for the Hello Kitty plushy with a group of friends. Because we had 26 people, the stadium had us pickup our plushies early! We got there and everyone split to get their own food. I went with a friend to the first 100 levels for Lucky's Korean Corn Dogs. He got the Tonkatsu. It was crispy, very juice and well breaded. It didn't taste a ton like tonkatsu, but it was decently filling for the price. Although I didn't order much more food, and I'm not a drinker, I held off the larger exploration of food because the Sox were up 3 in the fourth or fifth inning. I personally like Sox stadium more than Wrigley, mostly because the variety of food, as well as the lack of bleachers, which can arguably be fun, most of the time I don't really wanna deal with drunk fans haha! read more

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Chicago White Socks are an old time favorite of mine. It's a historic team. Their name Chicago White Sox has been since 1904. They had several other names prior. Originally known as The Chicago White Stockings they were one of the American League's eight charter franchises when the AL achieved major league status in 1901. The team, shortened its name to the White Sox in 1904. I can't help but love these original teams that I've known and watched play since I was born. read more

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Went through security and it was so great and then we met to tamaya by the escalator and she was just such a gem love the employees read more

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Super cool experience to see a White Sox game. This was actually my first experience going to a MLB game. The weather was great, and the seating location was great. The Sun was out, but it was luckily not directly on us. This weekend was actually a pretty special event. The Sox had a 20 year reunion of winning the World Series. They had the old team come out and the pitcher of 2005 team did the ceremonial first pitch. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed myself. I could definitely see myself going to another game. read more

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Such a great venue to see a baseball game! Easy access to all seats. And plenty of bathrooms. Great food & alcohol selection. View was fantastic from the 500 level. We were lucky they won on the Friday night game we went to & the fireworks show was one of the best l'd ever seen. read more

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My Grandpa was scouted by the Sox. Always loved the park; both Comiskey's. I was there for the second game at Guaranteed Rate Field - when it created air traffic control problems. Last night against the Guardians was pure fun. The park is cashless - which is genius. I'll figure out how much damaged I did later this morning. People were drinking and enjoying themselves, and the Scoreboard was exploding. People were behaving themselves and everything was cool. Go see some Baseball my friends. read more

Nice stadium to visit. Tucked away in some neighborhoods with private lot parking. each to get into and out of. Food was priced well and the stadium was nice and clean. A little outside of the city, but that is kind of normal these days. read more

My first time here and it was soo fun! I've never been to a major league game but this was a time! It was def windy so bring a jacket. Beautiful stadium. Be prepared to do a lot of walking! read more

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I caught an afternoon game on the tail end of a business trip. The parking was 30.00. It was well organized and about a five minute walk to the stadium. The box office and security and gate attendants were kind and helpful. I sat on the third base line in decent seats. The game was fun to watch. I was able to knock out another ball park and can cross Guarantee Rate Field off of my list of MLB ball parks. I had a meatball sub that I do not recommend. That is the reason for the loss of star. I have been to many MLB games and the food at most others has been so much better. It is a nice stadium. If you haven't been it is worth trying. Go Mariners!! read more

Chicago White Sox - Great game, terrible meatball sub. - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Suns out, hot dog buns out! It was a great day to finally try the 12 foot long hot dog from the Sox stadium! It was 12 ft of delicious ! Also pictured was our way of making nachos healthy (everything but the chips) at Bueno's Nachos they were super sweet of making me a rendition of a ballpark salad it was VERY YUMMY and super easy to eat! We also got the Cuban sandwich along with Ballpark Nachos! read more

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The Chicago White Sox have won three World Series and are ranked in MLB's top 10 in all-time regular season win-loss record. While they aren't among the greatest franchises in baseball, they've still had a pretty good history. Only 10 teams have won more World Series championships than the White Sox. When Chicago's other MLB team, the older and more popular Cubs, won the World Series in 2016, they tied their crosstown rivals in number of World Series titles won (3). However, the Cubs (11 appearances) have appeared in six more World Series than the White Sox (5). The Sox and Cubs actually met in the third-ever World Series in 1906, a 4-2 series win by the Sox. The team won again in 1917 and their last win was in 2005. The 2005 White Sox team was, simply put, dominant. In the regular season, the team went wire to wire, first place and champions of the AL Central division. They had the best record in the American League and second-best record in MLB. In the playoffs, they went 3-0 over the defending World Series champion Red Sox, 4-1 over the Angels in the ALCS, and 4-0 over the Astros in the Fall Classic. Along with the 2005 White Sox, only the 1995 Braves and 1999 Yankees have won the World Series without losing more than one game in a Division Series, AL/NL Championship Series, and World Series combined. Ozzie Guillen was named AL Manager of the Year that year and right-fielder Jermaine Dye was named World Series MVP. Dye had just signed with the White Sox prior to the '05 season, so he paid immediate dividends. The following season (2006), he won an AL Silver Slugger Award for being one of the league's best offensive players. Pitcher Mark Buehrle was a key championship piece during that era as well. Unfortunately, the White Sox have only made it to the postseason three times since 2005 (three out of the last 16 years). The team only won one game in each of those appearances. On the bright side, things are trending up from the 2010s, a decade when the Sox had *zero* postseason appearances. They're coming off their second consecutive postseason appearance in 2021. First baseman Jose Abreu has been perhaps the team's most successful acquisition in the last 10 years. Abreu signed with the White Sox in October 2013 and has since gone on to win numerous individual awards including 2014 AL Rookie of the Year and 2020 AL MVP. He was the fourth different White Sox player to win the AL MVP award and the last Sox player to win it since Frank Thomas (1994). Now 35, the 2022 season is Abreu's last on his current contract: https://www.mlb.com/news/jose-abreu-focused-on-2022-entering-last-year-of-contract. read more

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The stadium is nice and our wheelchair accessible seats were good. The only thing I didn't like was the fact they put a chain around the wheelchair seats and a worker needs to open it every time you want to come and go. There are a ton of food options. Employees were overall nice. I would come to this stadium again. read more

Give us what's listed on the menu especially when it's 13$ for freaking fries. White Sox play crappy and there foods even worse never coming to another game. Good luck in your season #booo Honestly wish I could give you guys a zero it's terrible read more

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Incredible Stadium!!! Great thing, you are told that you do not need to bring cash!!! HOWEVER, as a woman, the ladies restroom requires MONEY to get pads and tampons, NOT CREDIT CARDS!! If you want folks to have a CASH FREE EXPERIENCE, THENNN MAKE EVERYTHING CASH FREE!!! Clearly, a woman wasn't invited in the conversation!!! FOLKS DO BETTER!!! read more

An 11 yr olds perspective...the Chicago White Sox must read this article. I'm typing nice and big so that all the players can read it. I was looking at CBS Sports's power rankings earlier today and a video was playing in the background. I stared at the screen in utter horror. As of June 3, 2024, you have the worst record, the worst offense, the 2nd worst defense, and the worst run differential! You are 15-45 right now and last year, the Athletics were 12-48 at this point. But the Athletics finished 50-112 and you are well on the way to doing worse. Make moves! Trade your ridiculously bad players to the Royals and Tigers! UPDATE: I made an Excel document where the Rockies go 41-121 and they finish 7 games behind the 2nd worst team. Guess what? IT IS ONLY JUNE 6, 2024 AND YOU ARE 6 GAMES BEHIND THE 2ND WORST TEAM! LAST YEAR THOSE HISTORICALLY BAD ATHLETICS FINISHED 6 GAMES BEHIND THE 2ND WORST TEAM! UPDATE: The CBS Sports guy who makes the power rankings always goes beyond and away on how bad the Rockies are on the road. As of July 1, 2024, they're only 12-31 on the road. YOU on the road? 8-33!!!!!!!!!!!! I read an article that said you were on the route back to 1st place in the AL Central, so I made a prediction that you were rebuilding. It turns out that article was a lier, as ALL 6 CBS Sports guys had you in last place! And you're in last place by Iord knows how many games. You were in last place by 17 GAMES a few days ago! This is it! Trade all your ridiculously bad players to the Tigers and Royals! Also of note, worst offense. 2nd worst defense. MINUS 172 run differential. ANOTHER UPDATE. You are so bad that Memere tore out one of the pages in my notebook! That sentence alone doesn't make any sense, but when you think about it, it makes a lot of sense. You are so bad that I am so mad that I am writing down inappropriate words! You have the worst record by 9 games and are 13 games worse than the Athletics! You are 27-75. At this point last year, the Athletics were 28-74 and they finished 50-112 (I consider everything 52-110 or worse historically bad)! You can't even beat THE ROYALS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I recently made a list of the worst teams in MLB history. And after the 1899 Spiders and the 1962 Mets came... the 2024 White Sox. A few minutes ago, I was eating my lunch and I was literally kicking everything while eating! You need to have an aggressive trade deadline or else... in 2025, you won't be a team anymore. ANOTHER UPDATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I read an article that said you were 0-56 when losing entering the 7th inning! And that article was made yesterday. Make that 0-57, because you lost 2-10 to the Rangers to extend your losing streak to 10 games! And the Marlins won again, so now you have the worst record in the league by 11 GAMES!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When I had Momma read this article, she said that if I keep on kicking things, she'll block all baseball pages, meaning you are 99% of the way to Momma blocking my obsession! Yes, I am obsessed with baseball. It's my favorite thing to talk about. And I said it once, I'll say it again: If you don't make moves during the trade deadline (God no, don't trade Garrit Crochet), you won't be a team in 2025. 0-58!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 0-59!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The fact that you don't have a single comeback win in the 7th inning is even worse than the Detroit Pistels 28 game losing streak! That's the one category where you are worse than the 1899 Spiders. See? I always think it's rock bottom, and you always get worse! In this case, getting blown out 0-10 against a struggling Mariners team to extend the losing streak to 12. Things get even worse when you look at the standings! You have the worst record by 12 games and are 16 games behind the Athletics! In fact, Oakland is OVER TWICE AS CLOSE TO A PLAYOFF SPOT AS YOU ARE! Do you realize how bad this is? If you don't you have no brains. The article is finally posted, and now you are 0-61 when losing in the 7th inning. JUST GET ONE COMEBACK. read more

The stadium was very clean but it's an open air stadium so make sure you get something in the shade. Clear bag policy. We tried to walk to a different level during the 7th inning stretch and the security guards wouldn't let anyone walk around on a different floor. I really loved the fireworks after every home run. read more

Came on the 4th of July and how fun it was! This was my first time going since becoming in a wheelchair and was a bit nervous. I was pleasantly surprised! The stadium was pretty accessible! There is only one accessible entrance so that takes a while and because of that we missed the giveaway (we were there way in advance). The seats were great in section 121. So much food! I went with some chicken fingers & fries and also some rainbow ice cream. The bathrooms were as clean as can be. With only one handicap stall of course there's always a wait. A crew member cleaned the stall before I entered. read more

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Although Im a Cubs fan, I have no animosity towards the White Sox and their fans. I go to a game yearly with my son, whose a huge White Sox fan. Its a good chance to bond with my kid. We attend other sports live, too. I must say many things are better here than on the North side. The food, the beer selection, the ease of getting here and exiting the ballpark and driving away. The women? They are cute here but, also at Wrigley. Im not gonna say the team obviously ,but the general experience here is better. So I cant give 5 stars cause Im a Cubs fan, but will say always a great experience here. read more

Wow what a major problem buying tickets through Ticketmaster and the white Sox website. I purchased tickets on 5/31/2022 for the June 12 2022 game. 9 tickets total for my children and grandkids can go to the game with me. I transferred 6 tickets to my daughter and two to my son. I kept the last ticket for myself. Had my so. Not been a procrastinator this could have been a bigger disaster. My account without any notification or credit to my credit card for the tickets to the game were canceled and resold. When I called the ticket office on Sunday I they said my tickets were good and my son could pick up his two at gate 4 ticket box. When my daughter her husband and four children tried to enter the park they were told the tickets were not valid So instead of spending the quality time with my children and grandkids I got to spend at the box office fixing this situation. Yes we got good seats to the game but it's not how I want to spend my valuable time with my family at a box office. I would love a good explanation for the lack of notice lack of attempt to contact me as the purchaser of said tickets. And why would you resell the tickets and never refund my credit card. Really people from out of town don't buy tickets to White Sox games? You had plenty of time to validate the purchase. This was embarrassing for me and my family. read more

Went to a Friday night game Very affordable seats behind the visiting teams ( Detroit Tigers this night ). We were from out of town so this was great . An Elvis ( impersonator obviously) mini concert and fireworks after the game made for an amazing , albeit late night and good value . Pros : Ticket price ( 3rd party ) Food quality ( hot god, nachos and hamburger) Cons : Small seats Note : almost a mile walk from the Red Line to our seats . read more

It was not the greatest Feld there're was a lot of trash on the flor walking in the sun set was pretty

This place is fun! Yes, the team is going through some rebuilding  pains, but if you enjoy baseball, it's a nice place to catch a game: easy access, plenty of parking and tickets are available; all at reasonable prices. The food is good & diverse, and the park has a festive feel from the moment you step out of your car. So, if you like baseball, give the White Sox a visit, it is a joyful place; and in years to come, when they make a run for the pennant, you could say you are a long time fan that saw them through the bad times. read more

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We haven't been to a White Sox game in a very long time, and I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed myself. I was impressed with all the different choices in food and drink at the ballpark. From cuban sandwiches to italian ice, there truly is someting for everyone. We started off in the revolution brewing #SoxSocial tap room with hand made barbacoa and chicken tacos and margaritas. The tap room has a nice balcony area where you can stay and watch the game if you want to instead of your seats. If you download the MLB app, you can get a free White Sox hat in the tap room too! We sat in section 151 which is down the 3rd base line. Our view was really good, but I didn't remember the seats being so uncomfortable and small. The best part of the evening? The White Sox won! read more

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Great stadium! From the layout to the workers, everything was wonderful. There are ample food options and the service was quick. They even had an employee in the bathroom helping to get people in and out quickly. Definitely a major plus! Walking into the stadium, they had all the pictures of the starting lineup for the game. That was a nice touch I hadn't seen before. It is very easy to get here. The train has a stop marked for White Sox Stadium or just follow the crowds. Easy in and out...couldn't ask for more. read more

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I personally think Sox's stadium food is much better than the cubs stadium. Is always a good time at the ball game. read more

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I have been here many times but only checked in this time, when I was with some old friends of mine and their kids. It was family day so we had a good deal on seats. My friends do not eat meat (or they eat only certain meat) so the pizza, fries and ice cream were good options for them. I like the VAST variety of beers now as I can't stand Bud light! The new Kraft Kave is great for exposing local beers. The vodka and margaritas are good too, if pricey. We were too late to run the bases after the game with the kids, but they really enjoyed the batting cages. The rest rooms are well located, well staffed and clean. The lastest giveaways have been awesome (shirts, hoodies, bobbleheads) and I hate to say I sometimes come for those, but with their record they have to do SOMEthing to get folks out there. Looking forward to a WS in 2020 or 2021. read more

While visiting Chicago, we popped in to watch a game. The stadium was clean and the food was ok. Didn't expect much from the food a baseball stadium. The drinks were good, we ordered the spiked lemonade. We had great seats right in front between left field third base. I did like how the stadium had the netting around most the stadium, at least in between the foul poles. It made it a lot easier to watch the game with a little one. read more

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The food and beers are amazing and of course a great day at the ball park! Thank you read more

Unpopular opinion: There's another MLB team in Chicago besides the Cubs. Their name is the Chicago White Sox. The whole reason I started reviewing our pro sports teams is because I accidentally came across my corny ass review of the Sox, that I had no recollection of, from 2009. Reading old reviews your wrote is tantamount to looking at old pictures of yourself where you made questionable fashion choices and whatnot. And yeah, 2005 was a long time ago (their last championship) and they've been mostly a steaming pile of cow crap since, but I'm not changing my rating because I'm a die Sox white fan. Lets remember some Sox guys: Lyle Mouton, Craig Grebeck (aka The Little Hurt), Warren Newson (aka The Deacon), Esteban Loaiza (aka Pablo Escobar.) That's not really his nickname but if you know what has transpired with dude lately, you'd get it. It's tough being a Sox fan smack dab in middle of a Cubs championship window, but they know what it's like. Here's to the 2020 Sox vs. Cubs World Series. read more

Very first ball game I've been too. So much fun, they had good Chicago style hot dogs and the game was amazing! Sox win against Astros 12-6 October 10, 2021 read more

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Baseball on a sunny, Sunday afternoon....what's not to love? Cellular Field is breathtaking. Every seat in the house is a good one. The choices of Vendors are endless. The food is incredible. The Beer was perfect. Parking was convenient and easy. Gotta love Baseball in the City of Chicago. read more

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The Sox. Really, what can you say? But this isn't a review of the team. It's a review of their stadium. I'm lucky. I'm not a fan of either the Sox or the Cubs. So I can be a fan of both and root for them when I see them. That being said, I've been to 3 or 4 games at Comiskey Park now (I hate calling it US Cellular field - corporate scum). With a good breeze in the right direction, I can throw a rock to the park from where I work. So I'm pretty familiar. The stadium is huge. It seat more than 40k people. Great access to the Red and Green L trains and the METRA. Parking is, well, Chicago parking - reasonable space but expensive. The stadium is easy to get into and out of, and to get to the ticket windows and gates. All are on the west side. There is no bad seat in the house. Don't worry about your view. The upper deck is really steep, so people with vertigo should stay down below. The staff is really friendly. Concessions, not bad. Sure you're gonna pay through the nose for anything, like at most stadiums. Why the hell is that? They charge out the ass for tickets. I guess they gotta gouge us to pay the millions to the players, huh? Assholes. But I digress. The selection of food and beer is actually quite good. Walk around and you'll find some nice Midwest beers. Plus mixed drinks, daiquiris and everything else. All the standard ballpark food as well. Not bad. Ticket prices are good as long as the Sox aren't doing well. So go now! I kid... read more

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Had a blast at the game . So fun ! The stadium is newish and awesome. They had a great variety of food choices but the lines where crazy . We really wanted a frozen drink and spent a full inning getting our drinks . My husband got the grilled cheese and green Chile Mac and cheese . The grilled cheese was just ok and the mac n cheese was pretty solid . Def loved the full experience of the game and energy of the live audience. read more

I love the Sox organization. I'm a big fan of Jerry Reinsdorf and what the Sox have done in the community. They never stop looking for ways to win and to bring a fun product to their fans. The food and promotions at the park are among the very best. Putting up the nets is a shame. If you're worried about foul balls, sit in the bleachers or higher up in the stands. I want the opportunity to catch a ball or get an autograph. I really don't like looking through the nets now. You're most expensive seats are now garbage. That said, MLB has made a mistake making the balls and bats livelier. Keep up the great work! read more

The Good Guys Wear BLACK. I have so many Great Memories of being at a South Side of Chicago Baseball Game with Family, Friends, Hoods, Ohana, .... , and more. I remember going to a WhiteSox game with my father, one of my older brothers and my twin sister. We were super young. I am sure my father felt pressure to get my sister and I home, it was getting way late on a school night. I'm sure he had thoughts or pressures to get us home. It was after the 7th inning, extra innings. We had to leave, before the game was over. We were on the 1st base side. My Brother Carlos said, hey let's wait till after 'Spot's' favorite player has his bat: Carlton Fisk. The four of us stood in the aisles, we really had to go. Our father said, Ok after 'FISKs' at Bat we are leaving. Harold Banes was on 1st Base. 2 Outs. Carlton Fisk hit a game winning Double RBI, in between Center and Right Field. We all high five'd each other. My Father, Twin Sister and Los were so Happy to see me jumping up and down like 'Tigger da Tiger' the whole way from where we stood to the car. I fell asleep smiling and I think I brought my baseball mitt to school the next day wearing the same Whitesox shirt I had on the night before. My Sister and I played 3-Way Catch with our father that next day immediately after school; in front of our Chicago house with our Father. Been To WhiteSox Games with People I love. The Disco Demolition was Legendary: DJ Hall of Fame(R) Steve D. --Thank U. read more

Sad the Sox lost 14 to 2 to the Cardinals :( I had great seats in left field. Great view. Go next time SOX!! You always have next year. read more

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I bought my wife a partial season ticket package for Christmas and have finally come to the conclusion that it was a waste of money. This has been the worst sporting experience in Chicago this year. And I'm a fan! Even worse than the Bears and I quit going to those games years ago. Getting off the Dan Ryan at 31st St is just the beginning of the nightmare. It routinely takes us more than an hour to get from the Dan Ryan exit to the ballpark parking lot because they have no idea whatsoever on how to get people into or out of the parking lots. And this is even on Sunday day games. 2 ticket scanners and only one entrance to a lot that is reserved for pre-sold tickets? Don't you know how many people are coming? My wife grew up about 5 blocks from old Comiskey so we know our way around the city but they have created these tortuous paths that must be followed to get to the parking lots because there is only one way in to each of them. And getting out of the parking lot after a game is like Mad Max. No clear exit traffic flow. So, you might ask, why don't you take public transportation? Well, I'm an old fart with some health issues and I need to take into consideration how far I need to walk. And I live in the western suburbs so taking the Metra downtown, walking over to the Red Line and riding the El to the park is a very long trip. And at 10 pm when the game is over, I would never make it downtown to the final train. And then when I tried to bring my medication into the ballpark they wouldn't let me in with the clear plastic bag in which I was carrying it. I've attended a dozen games this year and when I explain I am carrying my insulin in the bag, no problem. Until last night when they threatened me with banishment if I didn't stop protesting. When I explained that I have used this bag for every game I have attended in the past 2 years, they told me all the other security people were wrong! Really? Then the security person told me to just put my insulin on the ground under my seat. Huh? And I look around the park when we get inside and see women carrying large purses and kids with backpacks. They make it very, very difficult for the ordinary fan. My wife and I love baseball and love going to baseball games. But the White Sox experience has just been a nightmare because they do not seem to know how to run a ballpark or take care of their fans or even care about them. And don't even get me started on the product they put on the field. Outside of a handful of players, they need to clean house from Kenny Williams all the way down to the training staff and scouting department. If Jerry isn't completely embarrassed by the performance of the team and ashamed of the way they treat their fans, I would be very disappointed. The White Sox nation deserves better. They will not see any more of my money. read more

While I enjoyed the company with me at a Sox game today (8/23/23), I have never in my life had a worst experience with any business or organization than with the Sox organization. From having to chase their Group Ticket Sales Executive for links/info for the required electronic tickets, to dealing with the flaws in transmitting tickets using the mandated electronic ticketing system, to the outright lies I was told about their parking/tailgating arrangements, to the rude/ungracious treatment of their lead attendant in Lot B, my experience was HORRIBLE from start to finish. After nearly a decade of planning a group tailgate/game for 30-50 people/year, I'm done. In a pathetic year for the Sox organization, you would think they would do better for their fans who still show up . . . DONE WITH THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX. read more