These guys are still great. Awesome tickets and super responsive. I can't remember last time I got…read moremy sports tickets anywhere else! I usually just email them directly but their site works great too.

If could give negative 5 stars I would!!! Similar to the review above, this guy sold me tickets on…read moreEbay with Buy it now pricing then cancelled the transactions because he figured he could sell it for more $$. I know of at least 10 other people aside from me and the other review here he did this too! I will never sniff this guys site again, BUYER BEWARE SHADY SHADY COMPANY!!

This is a good place to get tickets if you didn't get a chance to buy them when they were first…read moremade available. They have more than just sports tickets, they've also got concerts and theater tickets! its worth checking out at the last minute!

This is my go to spot for tickets since we moved here. The guys are nice yet fair and to the…read morepoint. They explain what kind of views you'll see from each seat you're thinking of buying. They'll also cut you a deal occasionally. It's down the road from me too so if Wrigley Field is sold out then I walk back down Clark to Main Event and see what they have to offer!

TicketChest is a scam. I bought 2 tickets for the Friday Dec. 14th "4 Artists, 1 Cause" concert in…read moreNew York City. When my sons showed up one of them couldn't get in because one of the tickets had already been sold. They had to buy another ticket from someone outside. I had to travel overseas, but when I called TicketChest the following week to get a refund, TicketChest said that the ticket was fine and implied that I was lying. I will never use this company again, and recommend nobody else does either.

I was very happy with ticket chest and their friendly service when I was looking for tickets to…read moreJersey Boys before it ended. They also have great prices on tickets for pretty much any event in Chicago. I will defiantly check them out the next time I'm looking for a good deal and for sure my first stop when baseball kicks in.

1010 West Waveland is a Wrigley Rooftop so Cubs fans live their best rooftop lives and the rest of…read moreus non Cubs fans just show up for the open bar. It doesn't really matter whether you're a Cubs fan or not. You're here for the networking anyway. All-you-can-eat, all-you-can-drink, I'm in aren't you? And if you want to watch some ball and you squint hard enough, you might be able to see a few pieces of action. We do the Wrigley rooftops once a year with a group of clients. It's chaos and I love it.

I attended our annual Wrigley Rooftop outing, and for the first time it was held at 1038 W…read more Waveland Ave. This rooftop is lined up in fair territory in left field and was great for a mostly unobstructed viewing of the game. It is now my very favorite rooftop viewing venue (out of 3 I have experienced so far) despite the fact that it is the smallest footprint rooftop. Besides being able to see most of the field and the action, the seats also all have handy benchtops for conveniently eating your food and drinking your drinks. It's a bit tight quarters inside, but we weren't there much. Burgers, brats, Italian beefs and such are served in the rear and the condiments are in the front of the venue due to spacing, so a teeny bit of walking, but that's nothing. Big thumbs up!

They are the bomb place to go look for tickets! Bought my tickets, and got them right away. I was…read morelooking for tickets for a sold out event, I was able to get a great deal on it! Very professional and very excellent service. Excellent experience and excellent sales rep that helped me with my transactions!

If Zero stars was possible I would give them Zero stars. I purchased tickets from them on eBay. The…read moregame tickets became more valuable then what I paid do to an announcement by the Yankees. When I bought my thickets the game was not sold out and everyone had tickets available at a very reasonable price. I had my pick, Ticketmaster. stub hub, eBay. everyone had fair pricing and plenty of choices as they were playing the Royals. I waited for my tickets to get shipped and instead I got an email saying the tickets were sold to someone else and they have no replacement. I guess they got a much higher price from someone else. Now the game is sold out and ticket prices are very high. If I used stub hub I would have my tickets already. DON'T TRUST THESE SHYSTERS.

There's something special about walking into Wrigley Field--you can feel the history the second you…read morestep inside. It's one of those parks that actually lives up to the hype. From the ivy-covered outfield walls to the hand-operated scoreboard, it feels like you're stepping into a different era of baseball. If you're someone who appreciates the roots of the game, this place delivers in a way newer stadiums just can't replicate. The seating is part of that uniqueness too. It's not your typical modern setup, and that's both a pro and a con. Some sections feel incredibly close to the action, almost like you're part of the game. But because of the stadium's age, there are support beams (poles) that can block your view if you're not careful with your seats. It's part of the old-school charm, but definitely something to be aware of when booking so you don't end up with an obstructed view. What really adds to the experience is everything around the stadium in Wrigleyville. The whole neighborhood feels like an extension of the ballpark--bars, restaurants, and crowds of fans all flowing together before and after the game. It's lively without feeling overwhelming, and it makes the whole outing more than just a game--it's an event. Overall, between the history, the unique character, and the atmosphere inside and outside the park, this is an easy 5 star experience and a must-visit if you're into baseball or iconic venues.

Wrigley Field in Wrigleyville is such a cool, historic ballpark and one of those places that just…read morefeels special the moment you walk in. Opened in 1914, it is one of the oldest stadiums in Major League Baseball and home of the Chicago Cubs. The ivy covered outfield walls and the hand operated scoreboard give it so much character you just do not get in modern parks. The atmosphere is incredible. It feels classic, lively, and full of history all at the same time. Get yourself an Old Style Beer and a Chicago-style hot dog and just enjoy the experience. Even if you are not a huge baseball fan, this is one of those iconic Chicago things you have to do at least once.

We attended Trickery on Saturday 04/18/26. Aaron was adept at working with a diverse audience to…read moreinclude them and maintain control of his performance in a very intimate setting. Because it's BYOB you'll get the 20-somethings that feel they have to get loaded beforehand and then act the fool while attending (do you hear that "Neil"? No one wants the focus on you acting like it was your first experience with alcohol) but Aaron was skilled at bypassing them without causing tension or escalating bad behavior. Aaron's attitude is one of someone who has worked hard to make this little venture work, and he deserves respect and recognition for his obvious commitment and work ethic. His act included variations of tricks performed by other magicians, with his own twists. He is an expert at sleight of hand and distraction, which is considerably more difficult in a room about the size of an average residential living-room. He had an appropriate sense of humor aligned with an audience coming to Boystown, an overtly gay neighborhood in Chicago (if you're not familiar). However he wasn't garish, flaming, flamboyant, or offensive; he managed a perfect balance of innuendo humor and audience engagement without being cheap or ingenuine. The snarky one-liners will likely go over your young kids' heads (although bring them to an early show, your 9 year old doesn't belong in Boystown at 10 pm on a weekend), and he carries himself with class avoiding the use of profanity or graphic terms. Again, I can't overstate that his tricks were amazing, impressive, and captivating - as magic should be. You leave the show shaking your head and wondering how it's done - which truly makes it "magic". You would be hard-pressed to spend $36.36/person for an hour of live entertainment that can match Aaron's performance. Pro-tip: If you're driving there you will need to use an app to reserve parking, as there aren't garages like downtown Chicago and every street is filled with so many signs there's no way you will return and find your car not-towed or not-ticketed. Chicago does this on purpose to generate revenue; you'll see "street cleaning" on Tuesday from xx hour to xx hour, no parking when snow is over 2 inches OR any time from Dec 1 through April 1, loading zone, 15 minute stopping/standing with flashers, no parking, residential permit zone only, bike lanes, bus stop restrictions, etc. If you find street parking and think you've beaten the system, think again. Nobel Prize Laureates, Rhodes Scholars, Ivy League PhDs, Mensa members - you can meet them all at Chicago Central Auto Pound retrieving their vehicles. Stephen Hawking couldn't drive, but if he could and he parked in that neighborhood all the quantum mechanics in the world wouldn't make his towed car reappear from the Chicago Parking space-time continuum. The nice thing is if you do reserve parking and give yourself enough time you can walk to many, many restaurants and bars in the area that are open even after the 10 pm show ends. Thank you Aaron for a wonderful experience, you made my wife's birthday memorable for both of us.

I've attended this show twice now and really enjoyed it both times. It's always a great experience…read more He takes time to thank everyone for coming and even asks how you heard about the show, which makes it feel very personal and welcoming. He's genuinely nice and engaging. I plan to come at least once a year. I also love having a local, neighborhood option instead of having to go downtown to see similar acts.

Super SUPER cool theater and great prices (if you go on Tuesday). Love that the box office is on…read moreone of the upper levels, and you have to keep going up the ramp to get to the theaters! Never seen a movie in a place like that before and it's pretty unique. Saw a movie there last Tuesday with family. We signed up for the membership and go tickets for about $7 each which is pretty good. There's a lot more space that I was expecting in each theater, and our movie was packed. Definitely going to consider getting tickets online next time so we can get better seats. I recommend this spot if you live in the area and want to see a movie!!

It has been a very long time since I've been to a movie theater. With a desire to support local…read morebusinesses, we headed to neighborhood Landmark Theater. Little did I know we were in for such a treat. There's a nice lounge area, full service bar in addition to the standard concession stand. The seats recline, the sound is great Landmark Theatre offers validated parking and several specials during the week. Great experience overall!