Came with the family. This park has everything you need for the entire range, no matter the age of your group. Also the best food selections in all of baseball. We also won the world series before the losers across town did read more

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If you are in the upper section (the 500s), you cannot get access to the other sections! I am a huge baseball fan - and the White Sox are my team (unfortunately, it's hard to be a happy White Sox fan when Jerry Reinsdorf is running the team into the ground). It offers the usual things you would come to a ballpark for: the food is standard, classic ballpark food. It's close to the Red Line and only a few minutes extra walking to the Green Line - I thus wouldn't recommend driving over on busy games. Public transportation is more than sufficient and driving away from the stadium is always a hassle. But again, where I dock it in my rating is that the 500s tickets - the most affordable tickets - aren't allowed to access the lower concourses. This absolutely sucks if you're a baseball fan on a budget who wants to explore and wander around the stadium (especially since most of the history of the White Sox is shown on those lower concourses). Sometimes, they don't check tickets so you can sneak in - but it's guaranteed. No other stadium I'm aware of (I've been to 18 others!) has this level of restriction on their tickets. This makes Guaranteed Rate Field a substandard ballpark compared to the others. Finally, because this stadium is before the retro modern style, there's not too much to be done in the stadium besides watching the game. You can't really wander around the stadium because you can't see the field from the concourse and there's no open area to hang out around. If you want to chill with your friends with the baseball game in the background, this is not the stadium for you. read more

Guaranteed Rate Field is where baseball goes to die. This place looks, smells, and feels like a bus station bathroom after a monster truck rally. The stench of stale pee hits you before the gate even scans your ticket. The "crowd" is a zombie parade of sunburned necks and cheap beer sweat, somehow both loud and joyless. The vibe is low-brow in a way that makes you question humanity. Even the seagulls look like they regret flying in. The food? Trash. The views? Industrial wasteland. The whole place feels like a punishment. If baseball hell exists, this is the lobby. read more

My wife and I have a goal of going to all of the MLB ballparks and this was 13/30 for us. We had decent seats and the game was good and our view was good as well. There were interesting food choices here (in addition to regular hot dogs) and we had pierogi and a turkey club, which is a first for us at a MLB ballpark. However, the ballpark just felt a bit off for us. I think it may be that it's not in the best part of town and that ubering out of here was a huge pain. It also didn't help that we went to Wrigley the following day and we couldn't help but compare the two. All in all, it's a decent place to see a game, but we wouldn't return. read more

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We attended the Chicago White Sox and TB Rays game in the Guaranteed Rate Field stadium. It was the very first time I ever been to this baseball stadium. We chose to ride on the train, and the red line train was very close walking distance from the stadium. We arrived pretty late to the game, most people were already inside, but some of us were still needed to go through security before getting to our seats. The stadium is big, and all levels had elevators and escalators from every gate. There were plenty of food and drinks on every level, plus merchandise to purchase. The seats are average plastic seats, but comfortable enough. The view was great from most seats. We were able to see the entire field and the display board too. There were employees coming up to the seats selling drinks and snacks, and we were able to get them quickly. Otherwise, the lines were very busy to get any kind of food and drinks or snacks from the bar or booths. The Chicago White Sox won the game 8-7 against the TB Rays. People had lots of fun watching the game. I would definitely attend again if I am in town. read more

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Let's go White Sox! We live coming to Guaranteed Rate Field. I know they're not known as the friendly confines like the famous brother in the North Side, but you'd fool me! The staff always has the perfect attitude and efficiently gets you through a line and that's all that matters. The food selection is great. Everything is within a short walk for the most part no matter where you're sitting. I also love the specials they'll have, like, $1 hotdogs and you can add grilled onions for an additional small fee. Or, they have the Goose Island tent and seats that comes with beers I believe and of course, great family deals. I'm sure that's not too different from most fields, but this is just your reminder to check for a deal first! The only reason I knock a star is because the parking situation was HORRENDOUS last season (2021). Holy moly. Covid really screwed us all. We got to the game about 20 minutes before it started and drove around until the third inning before finding parking. We finally found a lot that was about twelve city blocks from the stadium. We couldn't believe it. And the fee was about $30 to boot! We regretted not stopping sooner in a private sellers driveway. That's my recommendation to you for next year! Or, you can find a friend who lives nearby and ask for their parking pass haha Alright, now let's bring home a World Series trophy! read more

Rate Field - Bad picture, great night! July 3rd, 2019 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Cheap tickets. Pretty neat layout. Buy 300 level tickets for the best experience imo. Paid 70 for 2 first row tickets in 324. Awesome view. Had a Italian beef from our private concession stand. Come to find out they have a server in all the 300 sections!! As a cubs fan I must admit the stadium was pretty nice. 3 big screens on the back stop. High energy crowd (granted it was mostly booing Altuve). read more

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Guaranteed Rate Field, home of the Chicago White Sox! What can I say. I went to a game today with my family (8 of us). It was a spectacular time. The staff is efficient with scanning tickets, scanning bags and humans, and keeping the place clean. The restrooms are well stocked with soap and toiletries and clean. We sat in right field, the concessions were close by and there were many options to choose from (see pictured footlong hot dog.). The game was outstanding, she staff was amazing, and I couldn't have been happier with the location of our seats. If you are looking for a good time, go see the Chicago White Sox at Guaranteed Rate Field. Go Sox, Go! read more

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My 23rd ballpark on my quest and quite a letdown. Moderate traffic getting into the parking lot, but you definitely go through a shady area to get there. Nothing really to walk to nearby before or after the game, nor would I recommend it after dark. Granted, I visited on a Tuesday night against the Twins with threats of rain in the forecast -- which eventually happened in the later innings -- but this stadium had practically no character and no energy. The corridors are cold, rusty and dreary, and even though I got super cheap tickets on the club level, it wasn't very impressive either. Not much to be had there outside of your typical stadium food and some domestic beers. Even the seating and TVs were dated. Totally lifeless. The White Sox were having a disappointing season heading in, and trailed all game, so it was dead. They didn't hit a home run either so no fireworks or spinny thingies lighting up. The worst part of the stadium is that it segregates ticket holders (like my home Dodger Stadium), you can only access the level where you have a ticket. This means you can't get to food vendors in the outfield, field level, etc. Major bummer because as noted the offerings on the club level were weak. To make matters worse, there was a massive downpour exiting the stadium on the way to the distant parking lot. A totally forgettable game and ballpark experience. read more

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We visited on the 4th of July and found out they had a last minute giveaway - cool! What was not so cool was the weather and the HUGE line. Still, once the line started moving they were fast about getting people through security and in to the ballpark. The fan store was large and not overly crowded even though there were lots of fans shopping. I almost found everything I wanted. For some reason they didn't have the old Black and White (early 20th century) design hat. Settled for something similar and then wandered to find our seats. We were explicitly going to Chicago to see ballgames at both parks. Guaranteed Rate Field is a lot larger than Wrigley, so dealing with crowd issues are more present. More rowdy fans, WAY too many people to try to walk by while coming and going from getting concessions, lines for the restroom, etc. I saw someone walk by with a Rainbow Cone and I went on a mission to find where I could buy one (we had one at the Navy Pier the day before and wanted one again). I asked a couple concessionaires where to find the cones and they had no idea...instead one ice cream vendor said he 'thought' it might be in the outfield sections. Fast forward the next 15 mins of me walking the entire stadium looking for the dang cones...with NO luck. The energy of the stadium was great and love the touch of having a live DJ. We did not drive to the stadium, but took the redline from where we staying to the ballpark. Its super close, but be prepared to run the gauntlet of peeps hustling (selling drinks along a few blocks). It was so dang hot, we DID buy a couple bottles of water from them. Much fairer prices than at the ballpark. Really beautiful ballpark over all. read more

Came here on Friday August 25, yes that game. Got tickets via calling in (they have access to tickets not shown on the website) for a friend & myself for the 90s concert game. Got there an hour before game time. By the time game started the stadium was barely half full. Kind of sad, there wasn't any marketing for this. We only knew because we were looking for games to attend. At the end of the game they started setting up For the concert and just stopped then there was something over the loud speakers but we couldn't understand then just heard booing then they put a message up. Someone told us what really happened. It was all taken care of very poorly. This has really made me think twice about coming back & I'm a huge fan, this was my third game this year. read more

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I am a die-hard White Sox fan who also worked for years at the field. Food is excellent, souvenirs too. Sit in the lower deck. Fun!

Not a good time. The best thing about the field is how easy it is to get to it, whether by car or train. The red, green and Metra all lead to the field. It smells like fried food, not good food, just greasy. The seats are close together and not a lot of leg room. We asked what options there are for leg room, the suggestion was fold out seats in the accessible area. The announcing was low, could not hear it, there was little music, short lead in, occasionally heard an organ. There was nothing going on during warm up each half of the inning. Not to mention I asked for one churro, paid for two, there was no pricing so thought it was an expensive churro. Did not realize that until I checked the receipt see we were charged for two. read more

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Great game, great food and great fun with fam! Short distance walk to the McD's! Cool that 1st time visitors and birthdays are recognized beyond the Jumbotron with pins and certificate! Free Booblehead making & 7th Inning win with sandwich race!! It did not disappoint!! read more

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This is not a review on the White Sox and their terribly sad losing streak but rather a review on how absolutely crazy this place is. Compared to Wrigley, GRF is newer and as a result, has more bells and whistles. The highlight of this review though is truly for their food and drink selection. They had such a diverse range of food and drink and of course, we had to get the infamous Campfire Milkshake which was great. The stadium is very easy to get to as the CTA station is just a short walk away compared to Wrigley where it can get a little chaotic to commute and walk over there. If you're in Chicago looking to catch a low-stakes very predictable game of baseball accompanied with some good eats, I highly recommend stopping by. read more

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Southside!! I had to give some love to the south side team of Chicago, plus I get to cross this off on the list as I try to visit each of the baseball stadiums of MLB. Had the opportunity to go check out a game with my sister and a friend and it was a lot of fun! The crowd here is different than the north stadium, but the atmosphere is still great! Didn't get to try any food since we had dinner before the game. Would love to come back a second time to explore more of the stadium, and check out what their food/drinks scene is like. read more

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Cubbies fans, please don't come for me! Living in the Wrigleyville, Guaranteed Rate Field is practically on another planet. After so many years in the city, I finally made it for a Sox game! I came here for a crosstown classic and had a great time! My husband and I joined our southside besties for the classic Chicago showdown. And yes, a fight DID break out in the stands at least once (classic cubs/sox rivalry, am I right?) As far as baseball stadiums go, this is nice! The facilities renovated, lines moved quickly, and restrooms were relatively clean. What really set the Sox Stadium apart from Wrigley Field and other stadiums I've visited in the past is the food. Wrigley has gotten very commercial/prepacked with the food options, but I didn't find that to be the case here. There are SO many options and the quality is *chefs kiss*. Bratwursts, Italian Ice, Buona Beef, RAINBOW CONE, pierogies, and even pretzel-wrapped bratwursts (yes, you read that right). And all of it is so dang good! Parking was easy and tickets were reasonably priced. Such a fun time! read more

Chicago's other baseball team plays here, the one without as many frat boys, sorority girls, and trust fund babies as fans. Guaranteed Rate Field, or whatever it's been renamed, is the home of the White Sox. It's mostly baseball going on around here, as there's not as much nightlife and things like that. A single game ticket is fairly affordable. The other stuff adds up. For this review, it focuses on the actual ballpark. Itself is actually a pretty good stadium. This opened in the early 1990s, replacing the old Comiskey Park, which was outdated and not kept up. As someone who can't compare these, it sounds like this one is better for the modern fan. The bad thing is there's not that much to do other than go to baseball games. Bridgeport isn't like Wrigleyville, at least around the ballpark. There's a few restaurants like Cork & Kerry. Seating is laid out more like modern ballparks. There's the lower and upper decks, and movement is restricted between these. Many concession areas. There's beyond the Cracker Jack and hot dogs among the food to choose from. Bags are pretty well restricted at entrances. It's about $9 for the cheapest ticket. Basically if there's a not as good matchup, it's cheaper. Games with promotions such as bobbleheads cost a little more. It can be pretty affordable depending what game you go to. Costs are made up charging for other bullshit. Even though the beer and food can be good, it's priced ridiculously. Also you can't bring your own in. Parking sucks. It's about $25 per car. Luckily it's close to CTA and Metra. Come that way and save money and the environment. In the ballpark they also have fan stores. Better to get these at some cheaper store or online and save cash. There's also guys outside the stadium selling beer, food, and souvenirs for a fraction of what it costs inside to get stuff. Good place though for seeing a game. It's affordable if you do homework. The worst things are the concessions and parking, but money can be saved by taking public transportation. read more

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If the team isn't good, you won't have a lot to distract as far as this stadium goes. At least it's not as bad as Disco Demolition Night. Also minus a half-star for latest naming rights. To think they almost made a Comiskey replica--would have been sweet. The "king of promotion" would need to make up for what is lacking in this first rebuild of the new MLB park era. Easy parking factor: fortunately yes, with giant lots surrounding the stadium for not too much money if you don't need the closest spots. It's good because there isn't much other than industrial lots nearby. Public transportation will also work. Cheap ticket factor: since it's the "evil twin" of Chicago teams, you'll have plenty of options at the box office and aftermarket. Kids even get a break on certain days with child ticket deals. Welcoming factor: just keep that chip on your shoulder like the other South-siders and you'll fit right in. This is the blue-collar team so nobody thinks you're on hallowed grounds. Thank goodness because if hallowed we need a new hallow-architect. Food factor: the hot dog--we actually ate one here! Otherwise drink in the L-Car Goose Island while you charge your phone, eat Loaded Fries or a Polish Platter, add Booze to Apple Cider or Hot Chocolate. Otherwise you can find some decent neighborhood eats outside. Move freely about the cabin factor: since this is such a mammoth place, you might find your seat with limited visibility, but good vantage points abound closer to the action than your cheap seat allows, so venture. Little kid souvenir factor: $1 kid ticket night always puts me in a good mood, and visitor batting practice allowed for plenty of autograph or ball-catching sessions. And in off-years when nobody cares, unless the Yankees are in town, you'll have plenty of luck with a memorable fan experience. If it were a decade later this would probably have been designed as a masterpiece, but this stands in the bottom quartile of stadiums in my opinion (and being generous here). We were glad to check it off, but maybe the game will make up for it in your experience. read more

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My father and I decided to check out a White Sox game at Guaranteed Field while in town for my cousin's wedding. We were very impressed with the field and the features of the facility. My father did get us box seats over home plate, which were terrific! The game was wonderful and the stadium hot dog was excellent as I knew it would be. It was quite the experience and we enjoyed every minute of it! Unfortunately, the White Sox lost to the Tigers at the end, but we still enjoyed the game. The fact that the train goes to the stadium is also very convenient for local residents. I'm just sorry I don't live in Chicago so I can take advantage of the White Sox games at anytime. The staff are friendly and helpful as well in the stadium, so that makes a difference as well. Go check out a White Sox game if you are ever in Chicago! You will not be disappointed! read more

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27 visits to Comiskey II. After thirteen-some cumulative years in Chicago, I still enjoy coming to games here. I've been to roughly half of the current ballparks and Comiskey II really isn't too bad. It certainly helps if you like the team and they're doing well... The stadium is not the most innovative and beautiful of MLB parks. Unfortunately it was built only a year before Camden Yards, which arguably set the standard for all ballparks built thereafter. Comiskey comes across as a bit of a cookie-cutter 90s park, but it is still nice. The concourses are easy to navigate, there are no dingy and dirty corners, the views are great from pretty much everywhere. The food on the 100 level has a fair amount of choices. The regular burgers and dogs from the standard vendors, but there are lots of kiosks that have great food you may have to have a walkabout to find something you really like. Yes, clearly way overpriced. If you go for something like the Comiskey Dog or Comiskey Burger... well, if you're one of the first in line at the start of the day then you might get a stale bun, as I did. However, on this last visit I got a fresh dog and bun and it was great. The Comiskey Burger is just okay, but the add-ons aren't worth the extra price, imo. I was also lucky this last series to have met a couple guys who had passes to the Stadium Club, which is a vast indoor and AC'd space with a bar and food and the quality of the food here is several leaps above the main concourse food. It's a nice experience, but without the sounds and smells of the game, you're so detached and removed, it's not something I would ever pay for. The Craft Kave out in right field also boasts a huge selection of beers and places to sit and drink and eat... but like the SC, it's so far removed from the game, I feel like the only people that come here are drunkards. It's definitely cool to check out though. I will miss you, Comiskey. May the fortunes of 2005 come upon you again. Godspeed. read more

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8.5/10 Great fans, great food, great drinks, let's go White Sox! Had a great time at 130 section. read more

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Best food of any baseball field!!! The tamales and the loaded mac and cheese and the loaded French fries and the hot dogs and everythinggggg. I love GR Field, you can always get cheap tickets and just enjoy americas favorite pastime. read more

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Vizzy Bar nachos! So much better than the ones in the baseball cap. Unfortunately, also so much smaller read more

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The stadium is honestly breathtaking when you first visit. I didn't think it to be so nice tbh. Super easy from the red line and you can't miss it because everyone is headed in that direction on game days. Got a soft serve ice cream sundae and you can get so many toppings on it (chocolate sauce, peanuts, chocolate chips, strawberries, etc.). Pro tip- the fifth floor has breathtaking views of the sunset and cool photo opps as well as great views of the city skyline. read more

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Always a good time! So many food and drink options for everyone! We had the fresh squeezed vodka lemonade! So good! read more

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Came here for my first ever Chicago Cubs vs. White Sox game today. We sat in the Diamond Suites, and it was awesome! The suite is open to an amazing view overlooking the field. But it was covered from the sun and nicely air conditioned on this hot day. Our food and drink selection was amazing. I'm not drinking alcohol at the moment, so I could choose from a selection of soda pop, juices, and water. There was beer and cider and wine and some hard liquor available, too. I heard that there was no bottle opener in the room though. I had a pulled pork sandwich on a large and soft onion bun. It was so fresh and tasty. The salad was filled with bacon and blue cheese and pasta and tomato. I like lots of toppings on my chopped salad, so I enjoyed it. The fried chicken fingers were really good. Large, succulent pieces of white meat with a tangy bbq sauce to dip it in. The dessert cart had so many mouthwatering sweets! I got a decadent slice of carrot cake, and it was SOOO GOOD!! Two TVs in the room allowed us to catch up on the action if we weren't watching the game front and center live outside. It was handy for me to keep an eye on the game when I was busy getting food and drinks, lol. Awesome experience, and the stadium looked pretty nice and new and clean. Someone told me it was ranked pretty low in all of the baseball stadiums, which I found quite hard to believe. read more

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We thought for sure we'd missed the Jersey giveaway but it was fine, we still had a choice between Medium and Extra large. Really people? I wish they had lighter beer choices such as Coors but the Landshark Lager hit the spot. Plus they have wifi that actually seems to work. I have not been to a game all year, and the new foods were interesting. i tried the new Nashville hot chicken that is all the rage; after a wait I think it COULD have been hotter, but the sandwich is genius: fried boneless spicy chicken, COLESLAW on the bun, and sweet pickles. Awesome! We shared waffle fries, and those were good but what happened to regular fries? Every game there's a veteran being honored; it's so sweet, I like that. read more

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Wow... I haven't reviewed my favorite place on earth? How could that be?! I love GRF, or Comiskey, as some still call it. It's a very nice stadium on the southside of the city and it's less central location makes it perfect for tailgating! Tailgating: They say lots open 2 hours ahead of time. Anytime I've gone to a Saturday game and arrive 2 hours ahead of time, the lots are half way full, so I'm pretty sure they open 3-4 hours early. Either way, parking is $20 or $25/car (I can't remember), and they have porta potties and lots of trash cans around. Grills are allowed, and we've always used gas so can't say whether or not there is a charcoal dumping area but I think there is. Either way, you must tailgate, and tailgate hard! It's one of the best parts! Stadium food: This place has some of the best ballpark food! From Chicago style dogs, to veggie dogs, to veggie burgers, to elote, to ice cream, to pizza, to Garrett's popcorn, they got you covered! Of course expect to pay major league prices but I think it's all part of the experience. (Oh forgot to mention they have a good selection of local beers too!) The best seats: My favorite seats are these three sections: behind home dugout, club level between 3rd and 1st base, and the Goose Island seats. Overall: As of this year it's cash free, so bring your CC's and wear your best Sox gear! The good guys wear black and it's fun to cheer them on! Have a great time, because I always do! read more

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I'll be honest, I had only been to Cubs games so all I had known was Wrigley field. But I decided it was time to go to a White Sox game after living in Chicago all these years. We took the train there which was definitely the way to go. The train was packed with Sox fans so it was a fun vibe. Plus, we didn't have to deal with any traffic or exorbitant parking fees. The stadium itself was very nice. Tons of options for food including hot dogs, pizza, fries, nachos, funnel cakes, ice cream, Dippin' Dots. We sat in section 527, row 16 - along first base line. I was worried it would be too far back to see anything but honestly the view was great! It gets pretty steep towards the top so you don't get much obstruction from the rows in front of you. Plus, the tickets were only $22 so well worth the price. I happened to come for a particularly good game against Cleveland that was high scoring, 11-12! Therefore, the whole game was full of fans cheering. I don't think I have gone to a baseball game where the whole stadium was amped up the entire game. I was loving all of it! I had a much better time than I would have thought at Guaranteed Rate Field. Probably one of the best baseball experiences I have had in a long time. read more

I try and make it out to any baseball game I can when on the road just for the sake of experiencing a new park. Monday night was Game of Thrones night at the home of the Chicago White Sox so I figured it was a good time to check out Guaranteed Rate Field. The stadium itself looked pretty nice from the outside and looks just as nice on the inside. The staff was friendly, it was easy to get around, and even though the park seemed half empty, I enjoyed the time I spent watching them play the Cleveland Indians. The food at the park is nothing special and pales in comparison to parks the Rogers Centre or Yankee Stadium, and the same can be said for the special "Game Of Thrones" theme they were having. It was basically 10 people wearing costumes and a real meh "iron throne" set up for pictures. The whole thing was really corny and looked pretty bad. Guaranteed Rate Field is a solid ball park and if you are a White Sox fan it'll do you just right. I can't see myself returning here unless I'm in town at the same time as the Blue Jays, but it was definitely worth checking out! read more

Rate Field - It's a park, I think. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Here for a Sox game, obviously. Nicely renovated stadium from the old days with all the amenities. Tons of food vendors, including some great hot beef every couple of feet. Great views of the field from where we were (third baseline). Security didn't really care where you sat. read more

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Really enjoyed my time here! The first deck seats are awesome and not too expensive. Club level is really fun too, it feels quite modern and you can duck in and out of an air conditioned space. Loved the fireworks that go off after home runs. Very large, modern field. Best food is by far the elote! Best drink: the Bloody Mary. Get there early for food and pictures, it was super crowded on a weekend night! read more

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I came to Guaranteed Rate Field for the baseball game against the LA Angels. I would take a look at the bag policy before you go - they only permit clear bags or small bags within a certain size. Otherwise, the venue is large and spacious. We were seated in the 160s section which offered more bench style seating as opposed to individual seats. The venue also offered the classic food options - hotdogs, pizzas, dippin dots, etc. Note that drinks are very overpriced - $7 for a water or soda and $13 for a white claw, but I suppose that's the norm for sporting events. Overall, I had a fun time! read more

I'm a cubs fan born and raised, but it is a very nice stadium and has a million food options. Like tamales at a ballpark?!? Let's gooo

Disclaimer: the White Sox are my team so I'm biased but this is a really nice park. The food options are the best in baseball and the sight lines for the baseball Diamond are great. It's a good park for kids. Whoever your team is you'll enjoy a game at this park. 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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Gotta check out this stadium if you're in Chicago. When it comes to MLB stadiums this is one of the nicest ones. Food and beverages are top notch. This is not your typical hot dog and nacho stands. Pretty much anything you have an appetite for they have and beer selections from your normal domestics to local craft beer. There's not much in the form of food and drinks around the stadium to choose from so it's best to wait til you get in. Go White Sox! read more

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MY FAVOURITE STADIUM! Parking is okay and there are many bus and train lines that run nearby! Right of the Dan Ryan Expressway so easy access! As any stadium, it is pricey. Best part is the fireworks! Also, there is nearby restaurants. read more

Southside fan for life! The boy and I bought cheap bleacher tickets and it was a nice view of the whole stadium. Although, there was a lot of sun so I got sunburnt. Always bring sunscreen lotion! The Sox won so that was good! The only thing that was annoying is that if you get up during the game, people will move and sit in your spot. They climb over seats. We were by a big group of people who decided to buy seats in 3 different places and would keep moving and talking and getting in the way so it was hard to concentrate on the game. I guess that's what $15 seats get you. Washrooms were clean. Food was decent. We got hot dogs. I liked that there was a vodka lemonade guy walking around because the ice in that helped me stay cool! Overall, it was a good time at the ball park! read more

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