An amazing place to catch a baseball game. Prices for food and drinks can be high but it is a historic place

The tours here are expensive, but this is the 2nd oldest baseball park, so it's worth visiting for both the sports fan and the historic building fan. It's located right near the train in the middle of a neighborhood, and tickets can only be downloaded through their app, which is annoying, but it does mention where to go to get the tour. After everyone has to go through security, we toured through a couple of the clubs, through the bleachers, up near the old-style scoreboard, to the visitor locker room, down near the dugout and home plate. The tour guide was very enthusiastic about the Cubs and Wrigley Field and provided great information to a pretty large tour group. We only got to see the visitor's locker room, not the Cub's locker room, but it was still pretty thorough. Plus you get 10% off at the gift shop next door after. It's the second most photographed site in Chicago (after the bean) so it's an iconic piece of American history. It's worth seeing. 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

Historic ballpark. Must go to for all baseball fans. The concourses are small and narrow. The lines to the bathrooms will get long. It's old and that's the charm. Buy outfield bleacher tickets if you want access to that section! read more

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This is the place to go for a night out on the town . We great fans and fun vibes neighborhood bars . The stadium top five . read more

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Recently attended the outdoor hockey games at Wrigley Field. While I have been here for baseball, too, this experience was unmatched. The suites were incredible, with fair pricing, amazing service, quality food and unbeatable dessert cart. The views were great and the vibes were high! read more

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The snobby female staff in the premier entrance are very rude and disrespectful. I saw one of their names was Donna. She and another older lady had a bad attitude to my wife and mother-in-law who spent a lot of money on our tickets! What a waste of an experience! read more

It was my first time visiting the Friendly Confines, and I couldn't have had a better experience. Everyone, from the ticket agents and vendors to the security staff and even the team at SportsWorld across the street, where I bought my first Cubs hat, were all incredibly friendly and helpful. You have a fan for life. read more

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This review is for the tour since sadly the Cubs were on the road in Chicago playing the White Sox when I was in town. I share this because I was sad I didn't get to see an actual game in Chicago because I wasn't paying $60 to sit in the upper deck of whatever garbage name the other stadium has this season The Wrigley tour was awesome. I felt like in many ways I got to experience more of the ballpark than I would have just going to a game. What I really enjoyed about the tour is you got both Cubs history and stadium history. I remember as a kid the stadium getting lights for example but it was cool to be there on the anniversary of the first game with lights The tour guide was funny, well informed and better than let's just say our river boat guide Some of the highlights included going into the visitors locker room, broadcast booths and Cubs dugout Stoked the men's restroom still had a troth I am a Giants fan and as long as we are not playing I don't mind the Cubs. As a baseball fan I very much appreciate the rich history of this place and the opportunity to get to know this landmark better. read more

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Go Cubs go Go Cubs go Hey, Chicago what do you say The Cubs are gonna win today! Such an iconic baseball stadium for the Chicago Cubs. I've been to this stadium over 3 times. And all these times, somehow I end up coming for Chicago Cubs Vs LA Dodgers. The whole vibe, energy is nothing short of amazing. Not to gloat but all the games so far I have gone to, the Cubs won. Washrooms are super clean. Usually the queues move faster. You simply can't enter and leave without having the famous Chicago Dog. I go for the plant based one. You can add toppings like chopped onions, green peppers, tomato slices, pickles with a dash of celery salt and I, then slather it in the mustard sauce. This is the only way I prefer/love my hot dog. It's heavenly. The checkout is all automated. Also the CTA red line is less than a min away hence the commute is all sorted. Even after the game, there's so much to do in the Wrigleyville neighborhood. It's a must check out for any Chicagoan, even if you are not a fan of the Cubs. read more

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Wrigley is a magical place that never disappoints. It is a place of fun for the whole family and also a great date opportunity sans kids. Not many places can claim that. read more

Oh Wrigley Field! As a long time baseball fan (Go Braves!), Wrigley Field was high on the list of parks to visit. Since my first visit 10 years ago, I have made the trek back to Wrigley several times and fall in love with this park each visit! If you know the Chicago, then you know Wrigley. Sooooo much history here. Walking into Wrigley legit feels like stepping into a living piece of baseball tradition. Wrigley is a throwback to old school game of baseball and it is an iconic stadium for a plethora of reasons from the iconic ivy-covered outfield walls, hot dog vendors, vats of relish for your hotdogs at the concessions to the manual scoreboard. Combine all that with a few modern amenities and upgrades and you have a wonderful place to catch a game...or concert. The food options are solid, with a good selection of classic ballpark snacks at the concessions and at your seat. "HOT DOGS. GET YA HOT DOGS HERE!". Almost as iconic as "Play Ball". The seats can be a little cramped, but hey, it's part of the charm of the old ballpark. And if you are up in the stands, be careful going up or down the stairs, as they are quite steep and narrow. As if the inside isn't great enough, you cannot overlook the neighborhood! Wrigleyville is full of life before and after games. You've got plenty of great bars, restaurants, and shops surrounding the park. There are stores all around, so you can pick up some merch if the two story club store didn't scratch the itch when you were inside the park. Every time I come here, I'm reminded of why this place is so beloved. The energy and history make Wrigley Field one of the best Chicago experiences you can have. Whether you're a Cubs fan or not, visiting Wrigley at least once is certainly recommended! read more

Beautiful ballpark. Amazing upgrades to the park. Updated pavers, clean restrooms and amazing friendly staff. We came to watch the Cubs against the Brewers. We lost but the atmosphere so exciting during the game. The cheering and 7th inning stretch sung by a video by the late Harry Carey. Great ballpark. Even if you are not a Cubs or baseball fan, this is a beautiful renovated and updated ballpark. The food and drinks are expensive. Beer ranges from $13-17 dollars. I'll be back again! read more

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Went to my first Cubs game recently and first time at Wrigley. They put a lot of businesses in there. There's definitely a difference from Guaranteed Rate. I did feel the Cubs pride while at the stadium. It's got a lot of the vintage charm. I was also excited to try some of the unique food choices. I like the kitschy stuff like loaded fries in a cubs helmet. I got the Greek loaded fries. The fries were crispy and the toppings were good! I got a beer in a baseball bat mug. Nice souvenir to put on display. I ended my meal with some soft serve in a helmet. They offered oatly at a lot of locations but I was on the 300 level and they didn't have that so I got regular soft serve. It was nice to cool off during a hot game. It did start drizzling around the 7th inning but they kept the game going. Then cubs won! So happy they won! read more

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C'mon, it's Wrigley. With all its faults, any baseball fan wants to visit it. Came here for my Mets were visiting. They have a cool first timers' booth for a special free souvenir. Fun atmosphere, fans were amiable, not obnoxious. The mascot walked around signing autographs with a gigantic inflatable Sharpie. Buying tickets is a hassle cuz you want an unobstructed view, so need to know which 49 poles to avoid. Outskirts is relaxed, family friendly with grass and statues. Some bars, one with a patio overlooking Wrigley Sign. PROS 1. You can see their recent World Series trophy (the real deal, not a replica). 2. Easy to see the visitor players boarding their buses/private cars after the game. Saw Pete, Vogey, Nimmo, Lindor, McNeil - everyone except Max and Verlander. 3. Above the MLB games scoreboard they vertically fly flags of the National and American league divisions, in order of standings and update the rankings as needed. 4. Several bars and places to eat just outside the stadium. 5. Unique seating - bleachers on a neighboring building's roof beyond left field CONS 1. Yes, it's unique with ivy walls and last baseball park to install lights blah, blah blah but is it too much to ask that EVERYONE CAN SEE THE SCOREBOARD?? Cuz section 210 folks on the 3rd base side can't see squat! I had to look on my phone for the count sometimes. 2. Be prepared to become the beer guy's assistant, passing up cans up the rows. It's amusing the first time or two, annoying after the fifth. 3. Self paying for food is unorganized and they also ran out of ice cream Overall good experience but only would return for the Mets. read more

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Wrigley Field, known as the Friendly Confines. A place I have dreamed about visiting since falling in love with the sport of baseball, and it did not disappoint. From the atmosphere, to the food, to the drinks, and most importantly the faithful fans, there was only one word to describe this place: magical. Best ballpark I have visited to date. read more

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A hallowed shrine to America's Favorite Pastime, Wrigley Field is also a well-preserved historical treasure that feels, after a 2014 renovation, like one of the newest ballparks in the majors. Students of the game will recognize this as the field where Babe Ruth called his shot during the 1932 World Series, where Stan Musial notched his 3,000th hit in 1958, and where Steve Bartman cost the Cubs their shot at a pennant in 2003. First opened in 1914 as the home of the short-lived Chicago Whales of the Federal League, the park underwent multiple expansions over its 110-year history, but its ivy-covered centerfield wall still stands guard over one of the game's most hallowed pieces of ground. The concourses are spacious and delightfully designed, celebrating the early 1900s architecture that so many newer ballparks have tried to evoke. The food and beverage selections are solid and reasonably priced, and I didn't wait more than 5 minutes on any one line. Every single person I came into contact with, from the concessions workers to the concierges in the stands, was extremely friendly and helpful, as were the Cubs fans surrounding us in our lower-level section. First-time visitors to the Friendly Confines should definitely try to take a Wrigley Field guided tour while in town. The 90-minute tour takes you onto the field and around the bleachers, providing a fascinating overview of the ballpark's history and traditions, from Harry Caray's seventh-inning stretch to the evolution of the nearby Wrigleyville Rooftops. It's a great way to orient yourself to the park before taking in a game. Even if you're not a fan of the Chicago Cubs, it won't take more than a single visit to the Friendly Confines to make Wrigley Field your new favorite ballpark. It's a majestic temple to the game of baseball, and quite possibly the best place in America to watch a game. read more

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I finally got to see a game at Wrigley Field. The field is as advertised. Wrigleyville is amazing. The ballpark is phenomenal. To be in such a historic ballpark is humbling to say the least. I come from Massachusetts . I love Fenway Park. That will always be my favorite ballpark. But this was certainly a close second. If you are a baseball fan, you need to get to Wrigley. read more

We had the Best time at the Cubs/Pirates Game!! The atmosphere surrounding this Stadium is top notch!!!! This was our 1st time visiting Wrigley Field and would love to go back!!! read more

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Feeling Nostalgic in this iconic stadium with it's signature, bright red marquee. Photos and memorabilia located throughout. The stadium was 90% packed on this gorgeous summer night in Autumn. I attended on the best night! I got to see Sister Jean of Loyola University throw out the first pitch. Sister Jean is 100 years old and is noted to be the lucky charm of all games, she's a local legend. (Funnier still, I was at the Loyola campus earlier that afternoon). It was an awesome time at the stadium, feeling the energy. Fun time had by all. It was my first time here and seeing the stadium in real life; so rich in history. There was a WWE exhibition outside as well. That was fun to watch pre-game time. The stadium has its own sports shop with two levels of shopping and there was so much merchandise to see. They sell the teams merchandise and Wrigley stadium branded merch as well. I was on the hunt to purchase a special baseball as a souvenir and managed to find one I liked a lot, had a photo of Wrigley on it as well as the Chicago Cubs. Neat. Concessions were plenty, especially with the 21+ alcohol selection. This visit, we enjoyed the chili in a bag, quite messy, but good. But the favorite was the beef and sausage hot dogs. The stadium is very clean and organized. The staff was very friendly and we were given "first time" attendees certificates for the kids. They enjoyed that. We got to see the World Series trophy too with photo op. 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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If you love baseball, how do you not go to a Cubs game if they are in town? The iconic national landmark didn't disappoint, even with a two-hour rain delay. Food was typical park food at typical park prices. So be prepared. Take the opportunity to get a photo (they take it with your phone) with the World Series trophy. There's also a spot to get your picture taken if it's your first time--great for/with kids because they will also get a certificate. Rain delays make the walkway around the park very crowded. It can also be very windy and chilly depending on the time of year you go. read more

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I mean, it's WRIGLEY FIELD. My mother compares the "magic" of it to Disneyland. As the second oldest ballpark in the country, it's packed with history, charm, and that classic baseball nostalgia you just can't replicate. From the ivy-covered walls to the original hand-operated scoreboard, every detail feels iconic. The energy of the crowd, especially during a sunny day game, is electric and unforgettable. Whether you're a die-hard Cubs fan or just there for the experience, Wrigley Field truly lives up to the hype. (*I will admit the Sox do have better food/drink options on the southside, but the Cubs have been getting better!) read more

Now this is a ballpark. Way better than that hunk of junk across town. This feels like getting in a Time Machine and the area all around the stadium is top notch. Sight lines are better than I expected and I didn't think the seat were that bad. Old style beer is garbage though no one should drink it. read more

Go Cubs Go! Great baseball field. The atmosphere, the vibe, it's everything a baseball field should be. Too bad the Cubs lost that day and could not hear the song played. And the W was not flying. read more

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Beware the size of the frozen blue beverage, it is way bigger than you want it to be and you become an eyesore.

Per my last review: "One of these days...I'll catch a Cubs game there! :)" Well, just 11 years later, that dream became a reality! My husband and been dying to see the Cubs play, so in our recent visit to Chicago, we made it happen! It was a whirlwind of a day (flight from Denver to Chicago, drop bags at hotel and hit the afternoon game) but in the best way! As soon as we entered the stadium, we ventured over to the Cubs store (for game hats!) before making way to our killer seats. We've become sports snobs in that we want to be in good seats to see the action and our seats did not disappoint! Our section offered a wide variety of eats, drinks and other which we indulged in (nothing beats a ballpark pretzel) while taking in the perfect weather and a Cubs win! Being that the Colorado Rockies suck, it was SO fun to catch a win and vibe with the fans - as they truly know how to celebrate a win! Cheers Wrigley, can't wait to see you again! read more

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Yes, everything at this ballpark is pricey as to be expected. Each of the employees I interacted with throughout the ballpark were very nice. We all tried various food items and everything tasted pretty good as well. I think the most basic and best tasting was the homemade Chicago dog that I made. I've waited over 30 years to visit this ballpark so it was magical to me. Walking up then down into the outfield bleachers was breathtaking, and I had to admit I cried. Enjoy your time at the greatest ballpark (in my opinion )! read more

"Wrigley Field is a stadium on the North Side of Chicago, Illinois. It is the 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" ~ Wikipedia It's Wrigley!!! For baseball fans it's one of the great ballparks to visit. The park is one of the historical ballparks in the MLB. We got the chance to tour the park for season ticket holders and it did not disappoint. Having the opportunity to walk on the warning track, hang out in the media booth and have access to the entire park was a once in a lifetime dream. Yes, things are expensive to hang out and watch a game, but name a park where you can get a hotdog and beer under $10...LOL Now that's funny! I'm a diehard Cubs fan so nothing bad to say about Wrigley!!! read more

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Take me out to the ballgame! Our first time here to watch our Oakland Athletics. The park is just a couple of blocks from the train station and our entrance was right in front of us! read more

Wrigley Field - So iconic! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I love watching baseball played at Wrigley Field. My heart starts beating with anticipation when I am about to enter under their iconic red marquee. Then to my seat with of course a hot dog and beer. There I relish the old familiar scene of the ivy-covered outfield wall, the hand operated majestic scoreboard and acknowledging the modernization of the now Jumbotron before the game begins. A baseball lover's stadium! CHEERS! read more

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In town and wanted to catch a game at the oldest stadium in the National League, Wrigley Field. Wrigley Juicy Fruit was my favorite as a child. It was quite a trek getting there, rush hour traffic. Uber can only take half a mile to stadium then u walk. I could tell Chicago Cubs fans are passionate and support their team. Beer was cold. This game was delayed due to rain. I just wanted to see a few home runs and that happened. Cubs 14 Pirates 1, what a blowout!!! Memorable game with my family. read more

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This review is of the Wrigley Field Tour - we booked a tour (off season) for 12pm on a Saturday. We had a decent sized group (20-25?) for the tour. Sue was our tour guide and she was great. She was full of knowledge, history, humor, and charismatic. We sat in the bleachers while she pointed out facts and history. We had a chance to sit in the press box for more history and facts. We hung out in the visitor's locker room, which was cool to learn about all the famous people that had also been in that room. Our last stop was the outfield where we got to see the ivy up close and see the stadium from a completely different view. We are Detroit Tigers fans but we thought it'd be a fun tour for our kids since they love baseball - they loved it. They thought it was really cool to see and be able to go into areas that are largely not open to the public regularly. Overall, highly recommend for Cubs or non Cubs fans alike. Fun baseball history and to see a major league stadium behind the scenes! read more

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Had some free time while visiting Chicago, so decided to take in a tour at the 2nd oldest ball park in the US! Our tour guid was great, a wealth of knowledge, funny, she was also able to answer any question the group asked. On the tour we got to see a lot of the behind the scene spots like the press box, dug out and locker room, got to get down on the field level, though, not allowed to run the bases. Still had a great visit and fun to hear about the history and growth of the park! read more

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I remember when 2 domestic draft beers were not $35 lmao. Tix prices follow suit. Lotta 5 stars for nostalgia? Sure wink. But hey could be worse tried a game at old Comiskey years ago, not nearly as friendly as the friendly confines. read more

"Welcome to the friendly confines of Wrigley Field!" Built in 1914, this beautiful stadium is right off the Addison stop, and you can watch the Cubbies play. Concessions stands repeat on opposite sides - you can find hot dogs, pizza, burgers, various pop, alcoholic beverages, as well as specialty vendors that can only be found at Wrigley - we recently tried Home Run Inn's "Brew up" beer pizza, which came topped with sausage on their original crust, and the pizza had a 'beer' flavor to it; we also purchased a souvenir cup of pop. Stairs are a little steep, so make sure you exercise caution. Cupholders can be cleaned out, as there were dust, webs, and/or insects - eeks! The stadium is very well-maintained, and their sound system is awesome. Love the music, the graphics, and the lighting system. Staff here are friendly and direct you where you to and readily available for assistance. +beautiful stadium! +various concessions available +helpful staff +right off the Addison stop read more

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Beautiful stadium! Fun fans. Wish my team would have PLAYED BETTER! But a good time was had by all. I love the touch of flying the state and city flag of the opposing team out front. Very cool! read more

I mean Wrigley Field is a staple in American culture baseball culture. Everybody knows it. I had the privilege to get to visit for Christmas event event they had and it was a lot of fun. Awesome to a lot of great pictures. I would love to come watch a Cubs game here one day. read more

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Bucket list event for me visiting Wrigley Field. An incredible experience that I'll remember for a lifetime! The staff and all who support this ballpark are awesome. Everyone was in a great mood despite the heat and better yet the Cubs won! Came here for the first time watching the Cubs vs Giants and like I mentored before it is an experience I'll never forget. So much history wrapped up in this ballpark. Of course you have to leave with a souvenir or two. On my next visit I aim to take a ballpark tour, heard really great things. Go cubbies!!! read more

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I've been to Chicago multiple times but this is the first time I've hit up Wrigley field and watched a Cubs game. It was a bummer that it was pouring that Sunday but I'm so thankful we were sitting on an upgraded section which was covered from the rain. The game didn't cancel but it was delayed about an hour. They were also handing out a free cubs bucket hat or T shirt depending on what side you enter the stadium that day. I don't watch baseball that often and find it sometimes dull when I watch it back at my home turf in Toronto years ago. However, I enjoyed watching it here. First of all the stadium is smaller and seats placed closer for a more intimate view. I also like how they introduced each player and highlighted their stats on the big screen before the game and also during play. I mean I haven't been to a Jays game in a while so it may be different now. I also got a hot dog and really enjoyed the fresh toppings that I can load up on my dog to make it Chicago style for just $10 USD. They also were selling daiquiris and beers in long baseball vessels and fries with a plastic Cubs bowl so you can take home as souvenir. Anyways it was a great game and Cubs annihilated the opponent with a 5-0 win so the atmosphere was great. read more

Wrigley Field - Chicago dog I got the Vienna polish style - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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