Wrigley Field is iconic! The ivy-covered outfield walls and hand-operated scoreboard...so cool! It's a National Historic Landmark and home to the Cubs since 1916. It's so fun seeing games here. The vibes are good and you can just feel that you're somewhere special. I've seen nighttime and daytime games here and it's so enjoyable. So easy to get to with the red line. Entrances and security moves quickly. Clean bathrooms and outdoor terraces too. I even found a free sunscreen dispenser and I was thrilled! Water fountains and bottle refilling stations too. Cool city views and the Wrigleyville neighborhood is really fun and lively. read more

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Kari's Rating 9/10 TLDR: -Ask for a beer in a non-souvenir cup, it's $3 cheaper and a little smaller but they will default a souvenir cup for $19 -Bleachers were rowdy and loud -The staff will break up the cup snake around inning 7th inning stretch Came for a night game at 7:05 and we got there at 6:05 and there were still a lot of bleacher seats available. We got a bunch of beers and unfortunately no food as we were going to eat after. Honestly a lot of fun, but I wish they weren't that good because tickets are expensive now! Haha a wonderful time was had. read more

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What's not to love about this ballpark??? They still have the old scoreboard being turned by hand. The location is great! Ok, getting here is a pain and takes forever. But, the ballpark is cool and so worth the experience. The surrounding area has lots to do before and after the game. Easy to make a day/evening out of cheers on the Cubs and being entertained. read more

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What a field and what a fan base that is very passionate with their team. Also what a beautiful stadium . I enjoyed it very much and the food was good and drinks were good too. Everyone here is so friendly. read more

Wrigley Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Came to see Dodgers play. Unfortunately, they lost. Had a Chicago dog and still had fun. Nice stadium for being old. read more

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I absolutely loved the atmosphere around this stadium. While we attended a game, I think anyone could enjoy the excitement of game day simply by spending time in any of the surrounding restaurants. The energy in the area was contagious, and both the employees other fans we interacted with were friendly. One of my favorite features was the old school scoreboard. We were seated higher up in the stadium, and it got a bit chilly, so I'd recommend bringing a sweatshirt or jacket, even during warmer months. It was an easy train ride to and from our hotel. read more

Wrigley Field is such a fun experience and a must-visit for any Chicago trip, especially for baseball fans! The crowd atmosphere is unbeatable, truly! Everyone is excited, engaged, and there are so many fun interactions happening throughout the game that make it feel like more than just watching baseball. The food and drinks are surprisingly reasonably priced for a stadium, and there are plenty of options to enjoy while cheering on the Cubs. The best part is the location -- there is so much to do before or after a game in the Wrigleyville neighborhood, from grabbing a drink to exploring the lively atmosphere around the stadium. Whether you're a die-hard Cubs fan or just looking for a fun game-day experience, Wrigley Field delivers every time. Go Cubs! read more

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Wow. Just wow. This was my first time going to the Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field and it was quite the experience. Compared to other MLB stadiums like dodgers stadium, it was extremely easy to get into the stadium. Zero long security lines and parking was easy. Don't forget how easy it was to get from place to place. Instead of spending 30 minutes slowly moving through a hundreds of people, we went straight to our seats. Food was great, had a wonderful time. GO CUBS GO read more

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What a game! Cubbies won 23-3 against the Padres. I took my wife to her first Cubs game as Wrigley and we had a fantastic time. The stadium is classic and there are no bad seats there. The food was amazing and there are ample bathrooms and concessions. Transportation to the stadium is easy with the Red like stopping at Addison. Fantastic atmosphere, especially with the win! read more

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PLAY BALL seriously who would give wrigley anything but 5 stars. Love my cubbies. Love my baseball diamond nestled in a neighborhood. Love that there isn't a massive parking lot surrounding the stadium. Love that you can see CTA and the lake. BEST MLB STADIUM read more

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A first visit to Wrigley Field feels less like going to a ballgame and more like stepping into living baseball history. From the moment you walk through the gates, the charm is unmistakable--brick walls, hand-operated scoreboard, and the famous ivy that covers the outfield walls create a setting that feels timeless. Watching the Chicago Cubs play here isn't just about the game; it's about soaking in more than a century of tradition that you can feel in every cheer and every crack of the bat. What makes the experience truly special is the atmosphere around the ballpark. The surrounding neighborhood of Wrigleyville buzzes with energy before and after the game, full of fans in blue and red sharing stories, grabbing food, and celebrating the sport. Inside the stadium, the sightlines are excellent, the crowd is passionate but welcoming, and even a simple hot dog tastes better when enjoyed under the summer sun or a cool Chicago evening breeze drifting in from nearby Lake Michigan. For a baseball fan visiting for the first time, Wrigley Field isn't just another stadium--it's a pilgrimage site. Whether you're watching a close game, singing along during the seventh-inning stretch, or simply admiring the classic design, it delivers a nostalgic, joyful experience that reminds you why baseball is called America's pastime. read more

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Such a fun experience we really enjoyed our time at the stadium, the stadium is beautiful, the staff is friendly and helpful they gave us tons of free stickers when we told them it was our first time there, the atmosphere was electric such a fun experience, make sure you grab a Chicago dog while you're there is definitely a must. The owner of the Airbnb we stayed at suggested we take the bus since it's cheaper and they are allowed to take you all the way up to the stadium, uber drivers can't go as far as public transportation they are required to drop you off 3 blocks away and they charge a lot more. Can't wait to visit again, bring a jacket if you're going in the spring the stadium gets a little cold and windy. read more

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We had a group outing to an afternoon game to see the Cubs! Tickets are sent to your MLB app. We were able to scan them and walk in. There are a lot of people that help you find your seats. I researched if they offer GF options and was pleasantly surprised to find a really good place. They also say they take precautions to avoid cross contamination. We started with the grab and go section and they have Cheetos and peanuts that say GF on the package. Then at the 112 section, Clark Street Grill offers GF options. On their website, there is a filter to remove gluten and it gives you all the places that you can order from. On the board, there is a GF marker next to each item. I ordered the hotdog which comes on a GF bun, fries and a GF brownie. I was so excited! Everything was really good! read more

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Absolutely love this baseball field! The staff I interacted with was helpful & friendly. I can't wait to come back. read more

Caught a Tuesday 6:40 game and arrived at 6:10, early enough to grab seats and food before the mad rush. The MLB app's condensed menu options made ordering quick and convenient for orders delivered to your seat but doesn't offer full access to all menu items. So I'd definitely recommend eating before peak innings if you're looking for more than a hotdog. Food variety is solid across the stadium. The ballpark itself is the real draw: iconic field, great sightlines, and that nostalgic vibe you can't replicate anywhere else. If you're planning a visit, aim for a weekday game and get there 30+ minutes early. read more

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This stadium may be old, but it's kept up quite well. Be very careful that you don't buy a seat behind a pole. Once, we couldn't see the batter at all because the plate was right behind a pole in our field of vision. Food and drink are expensive but not exorbitant. The vibes are always high and the crowd is always supportive of their team. The stadium is clean and entry is quick and painless. It's an America landmark. read more

Love getting to a game at Wrigley at least once a year. Love the old school classic baseball vibes. I'm from Green Bay and a big Packer fan, and all I can explain is wrigley gives the Lambeau vibes of baseball. Great seats, the 200 levels can have some obstruction. Bleachers are fun if you want a rowdy crowd. And the Chicago dogs are a must! Make sure you make your way to the full condiment station so you can really load 'er up! read more

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Wrigley Field is a ball park on the North Side of Chicago. It is the home ballpark of Major League Baseball's Chicago Cubs, one of the city's two MLB franchises. It first opened in 1914 as Weeghman Park for Charles Weeghman's Chicago Whales of the Federal League, which folded after the 1915 baseball season. The Cubs played their first home game at the park on April 20, 1916, defeating the Cincinnati Reds 7-6 in 11 innings. Chewing gum magnate William Wrigley Jr. of the Wrigley Company acquired the Cubs in 1921. It was named Cubs Park from 1920 to 1926, before changing its name to Wrigley Field in 1927. The stadium currently seats 41,649 people. If you know me you know I love sports. There's nothing like attending live sports. This historic stadium is a must. I hate to say I'll never get back there. You go for me! read more

First time to Wrigley Field! Have been to several games at Fenway Park and I had heard incredible things about this historic stadium. One of the highlights as someone who is not a huge sports fan was that they had plant based hot dogs!! I finally got to experience eating a hot dog at a baseball stadium and it was perfect. It was very cool to see the Cubs fans singing along and cheering excitedly - not at all fazed by the cold Chicago spring weather! read more

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Finally had a chance to visit Wrigley Field (I missed it last time I was in the Windy City). Classic Americana baseball vibe. Took the El train (going around those corners...whew!) to Wrigleyville. All the pre-game hoopla, hot summer afternoon...it all contributed to this sense that you were part of sports history. Same feel as Fenway (historic), but different (city) lol. Not to be missed - Chicago dog (check out that green relish!), and Garrett's popcorn. Great tourist option for sports fans. read more

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Went to Wrigley Field for a Cubs vs. Tampa Bay Rays game on a warm afternoon. The Cubs came out on top 6-4, which had the whole place buzzing. Sat in the 400 section, very last row. The view was better than expected, with the field clear and the skyline stretching out behind. The atmosphere was classic Wrigley, lively, loud, and full of energy. Picked up an Italian beef sandwich during the game. It was messy in the best way, full of flavor and a solid option for ballpark food. Service lines moved quickly, which made it easy to grab and get back to the action. it was one of those games that reminded me why Wrigley is such a special stadium. read more

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It was super easy to get into the park. My family arrived about 20 min before the Cubs vs Astros game started and were able to enter from the right field entry in about 2 minutes. Security was a breeze. Walking to our seats took about 10 min since it was a tight squeeze. Perhaps if we had gone through the main entrance it would have been closer to our seats but maybe the line would have been longer. I thought our seats had a good view in sec 215 and it was shaded in case of inclement weather. Fans were cordial. The food vendors came right to our section to sell their wares. I like how I was able to get a first time button and a certificate for my entire family of four which was a freebie that made our first trip here super special! The snacks were a system where you prepaid with your credit card-Apple pay, then they hold $35, then you take what you want and as you are leaving a camera picks up your items and you get billed on your Apple Pay about 10 min later. So new Amazon technology. I had to get the staff to explain each step because it was so different than any other ball park or stadium I have been too. We even got pictures with the World Series trophy from the early 1800's. Almost 200 years old. The CTA Red line is super close walk to Wrigley and we left the game early and it was still crowded in the trains. But for $2.50 to get back to the hotel, it was affordable and convenient. I would definitely recommend coming to this historic park. I love all the traditions and American values of baseball as well as how the sport is embraced by athletes around the world playing for the Cubs! read more

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Game was great but concessions in the 300L section was very rude. I got a hot dog and then asked for onions. After looking at her tip, she rolled her eyes and said unbelievable. Just crazy that we've come to this. The girl hates her job read more

My son and I recently took a trip to Chicago and was looking forward see the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. We have heard so much stuff about Wrigley Field and the history of it being the second oldest baseball stadium for all of major baseball. I really enjoyed this stadium. I thought it was pretty neat that they still change the score on the scoreboard by and changing the numbers from inside the scoreboard building. The stadium was very well maintained and they even have a first-timer spot inside of the stadium where you can go to get a certificate stating you're a first-timer and they have the World Series trophy on display where you can get your picture taken for free. Outside the stadium they have Wrigleyville where they have some of the legends of the Chicago Cubs statues where you can walk around and view them and take pictures. Also they have Ivy along the perimeter of the back of the stadium that is very neat and it's live Ivy as well which you don't see in other stadiums it's a good old-fashioned baseball park but well maintained for the present time. read more

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Not sure how Wrigley could be rated below a 5. Beautifully renovated since I went to games decades ago and so much history and character. Wide concourses and everything clean and accessible, which is almost unheard of in a stadium over a century old. We attended a guided tour and it was wonderful. Our guide was lively and knowledgeable and the info shared was unique. Since we toured on a non-game day, we were able to go to spots that are not included on game day tours. We sat in the bleachers, took photos with an outfield ivy, went to the press box, and even got to sit in the away team dugout. There was 10% off in the team store and various shops and restaurants in the area if you show you attended a tour. Highly recommend both the tour and, of course, attending a game to cheer on those Cubbies! read more

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An icon of Chicago's sports history [Chicago IL] The Wrigley Field was one of the permanent exhibits at the Chicago Architecture Center at the Loop. It had a cool model of the stadium on display. The legacy of this national historic landmark was impressive and we wanted to see it in person hoping to explore its architectural legacy. Before heading out of Chicago on Saturday we stopped by the stadium. We arrived around 9:30a. After a few trips around the block we got lucky and found parking close by, just outside the Wrigleyville Sports shop. The Cubs were actually playing that day against the Cardinals. We didn't realize game time was at 1:00p and lots of people were already heading inside. There were some activities happening at Gallagher Way and we just walked inside like it was nobody's business not realizing that the space was open only to ticket holders on game day ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ we took some photos around including some statues of their all time all-stars. Eventually, they closed the area and we were kindly asked to leave. We walked around the perimeter of the stadium and noticed that on Waverly Avenue they had rooftop bleachers! Bring your baseball gloves 'coz you could catch a home run ball! We took photos in front of the iconic red art-deco marquee at the front of the building. I've never attended a baseball game before but it was pretty cool seeing this legendary home of the Chicago Cubs, one of the oldest and most cherished baseball venues in the U.S. and with over a hundred years of history we couldn't pass up not seeing at least the outside of it. Review #3833 read more

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CUBS Win!!!! What an Amazing day at the ballpark! Great energy and good seats in section 108. read more

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Such an incredible experience watching the Cubs for the first time in Wrigley Field and to see them beat the Padres to advance. Wrigley is iconic and also easy to navigate.. Even with the Standing Room ticket we had prime viewing spot to watch the action. Best of all, we happened to be next to Operations at one point, and the lady asked if we wanted to see the Cubs World Series ring. THAT was such an incredible moment to see that! read more

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I included American Family Field in Milwaukee in my current alphabet series representing the letter A. I decided to write reviews the next day (today) on Guaranteed Rate Field (now simply Rate Field) & Wrigley Field. In September 2021, on Chicago/Wisconsin, we went to see White Sox on Wednesday, 9/1/21, Cubs on Thursday on Thursday, 9/2, & Brewers on Friday, 9/3. See my 5-star review of American Family Field written yesterday, 10/1 & 4-star of Rate Field written today, 10/2. In terms of the neighborhood, I liked Wrigleyville by far the best of the 3 ballparks. White Sox was pretty isolated as was Brewers. I did like that Wrigley Field is right in the middle of a bunch of restaurants, bars, & shops, and it's just part of the neighborhood, and I appreciate the historical significance of the ballpark. While I had a fun time here, I felt cramped sitting way back on a lower level. I don't like more seats are directly above. I like looking out to the sky or roof, which most ballparks you can do that no matter what section you're in. It wasn't a great vantage point of the ballpark itself either. I did like the old classic organ though. read more

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Wrigley field is such a bucket list destination for so many and it did not let down, from the nostalgia to the food, the fans and everything else in Wrigleyville was a vibe. read more

What a treat to come to this ballpark. Not a fan but I appreciate tradition, history, and good ole fashion hot dog. Is the Chicago dog overrated? Sure. (By time you're reading this, I'm already out of town). But it's still a must try while here. Glurp it down with a 17 dollar beer and now you're doing a Cubs game right. I sat in section 203. The foul ball pole got in the way of video screen so that was annoying but we had good eye sight along the third base line and had an easy time getting in and out of the facilities. We did try and walk around the stadium a bit and when we got towards the bleachers in center field we had to present a ticket and because we didn't have one, we were turned away. That was interesting. In between section 203 and center field there's a glass where you can watch the relief pitchers warm up which was kinda cool. A small glimpse into what the bullpen looks like. Overall great time. They kept this place looking great for it being over 100 years old. They have stores inside and a place where they keep the World Series trophy in case you want a closer look. Trains aren't too far off from the city and right before and immediately after the game there are rows upon rows of streets where you can get some food, drinks, and people selling stuff on the street. read more

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Who can go wrong with Wrigley Field? It's such a staple venue in Chicago and definitely brings you some of that old Chicago charm. Every time I come to this venue I can't help but smile as it's always vibrant and alive. I've had the opportunity to be in the suites a few times and the food options are awesome, They really do take care of you and make sure that the food and booze are well stocked and if you need anything else that is not in the suite they will get it for you. The dessert cart is always a plus because who doesn't want carrot cake, chocolate cake, ice cream, cookies, candies and horchata shots out of chocolate shot glasses??!!! No matter if you're in the suites or in the stands, it's always a great time. Cubs fans are the greatest and win or lose it's the perfect venue to watch baseball. read more

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All the hype is real!!! Best experience in baseball behind Fenway. Avoiding the pizza, it's not Chi authentic. Everything else was perfect. read more

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5 plus stars. Historic. Cozy. It was transformed into a wonderful Christmas market, complete with skating rink, food, drinks and vendors. We spent the day here enjoying all the Wrigleyville neighborhood has to offer. read more

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If you are a cubs fan, then this is the place to be- there is nothing like attending a cubs game in person! And with the upgrades to Wrigley Field, it now provides more modern amenities- that includes proper bathrooms, places to grab a drink and food. As for drinks, there are plenty of options to choose from- various beer options, cocktails and non-alcoholic refreshments. They even have vendors, where you use your credit card, walk in and pick up your drink and walk out. Automatically it charges your credit card so don't pick up anything you don't plan to buy. As for seating you can't go wrong- The bleachers is where the party is at- is definitely has a vibe. Note, you can only get to this area if you have bleacher tickets. If you want a tamer environment grab a seat away from the bleachers. Prior to the game- grab some food or drinks at the bars and restaurants nearby- on the weekdays they are manageable to visit- but on weekends they can be a bit crowded. Plenty of options close to the ball park. Note, it's best to walk into the park with all the street closures. Or if you grab an uber, don't expect to be dropped off right at the park unless you come hours in advance. We asked our uber to drop us off on the back side of Big Star. Big Star is right across from Wrigley. Also, after the game, uber pick up is a distance away- perhaps a quarter of a mile away. Of course- if you can always walk away from the park, you may be able to grab an uber away from the designated pick-up areas. read more

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AYYYYYY I made it here!!! Another one off the bookmarks So thankful I had an opportunity to come here and view this stadium I am a SF Giants FAN but I absolutely enjoy going to other stadiums and enjoying myself Just in awe of all the history here. Stadium is nicely decorated, well manicured and well organized When in Chicago this is a MUST DO and MUST SEE Lets gooo Giants lol read more

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Baseball, drinks, and good vibes--Wrigley Field is where it's at. As a lifelong Cubs fan, there's nothing like catching a game here. The energy is always electric--win or lose, the crowd brings the hype every single time. Wrigley has definitely stepped it up when it comes to food. The options have expanded and improved over the years, with something for everyone--from classic ballpark bites to elevated eats. And if you're into pre- or post-game fun, the surrounding bars make it easy to keep the party going. Whether you're here for the love of the game or the atmosphere, Wrigley never misses. #GoCubs read more

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It was epic! The games were spectacular and we enjoyed seeing Wrigley for the first time.

Wrigley Field is an institution, but I'm a die hard Cardinal fan, so to me, it smells like dirty feet and burnt popcorn. I'm really sorry and this is gonna piss off a lot of people in Chicago but that's just how I feel. Not that my opinion matters at all. We host a Cubs game for all of our Chicago clients every year and, while I love to see him my wonderful clients, I don't really watch the game. Anyway.... scoreboard. Go Cards! read more

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I went to Wrigley Field on July 24th to see the Savannah Banana's play. It was not a great Fan's. First experience to say the least. I sat in section 24 and beer vendor in the aisles came by once with the beverages we bought. Never to be seen again with the same beverage and only one other time. My wife had to walk to section 112 because they had gluten-free food. Much to our chagrin, they ran out of hot dogs and cheese for the nacho chips. Additionally, a few sections over near the first aid area also ran out of hot dogs and beer vendor. Had workers there but had closed up in the 5th inning. How do I know this was by the first aid area because my wife had a son migraine attack while waiting in line for food that wasn't available. She asked for ice because that helps her with her ocular migraine but of course they couldn't give her any ice and said she had to go to a different area to get ice. Does that mean we have to wait in line again? Because her vision was limited, that made an extra burden as well. I do not understand why getting ice was such an issue. Additionally, how can you be at the beginning of a three-game set, that is sold out, already running out of food? I'm going again today, but I have no idea if they will have any food this time around. This is definitely not an experience I expected at a major league baseball facility. From my understanding, the Savannah Bananas do not have control over concessions, but their moniker is fans first. Apparently Wrigley Field didn't get that memo. read more

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