Wrigley Field, located on the north side of Chicago, is home to the Chicago Cubs. At more than 100 years old, Wrigley Field is the second oldest Major League ballpark.

Seat Selection

• Section 321R (Upper Level)

Seats in the 100 (lower) and 300 (upper) levels are all in front of the roof pillars and do not have obstructed views.

Seats in the 200 (lower) and 400 (upper) levels risk an obstructed view.

• Outfield Bleachers

The outfield bleachers are all general admission seating. Only fans with a ticket in the bleachers can visit this area.

Ballpark Features

• Chicago Cubs Hall of Fame

The Chicago Cubs Hall of Fame can be found underneath the outfield bleachers. The Hall of Fame has plaques display of all of its members as well as memorabilia and relics throughout Cubs’ history.

Foods at the Ballpark

• Italian Beef and Sausage

Wrigley Field has your typically ballpark fare. I do recommend the Italian beef, Italian sausage, or the combined Italian beef and sausage right off the grill.

Parking and Transportation

The area around Wrigley Field has very few options for parking.

The Metro Red Line also runs right next to Wrigley Field. If you want to avoid traffic, use public transit and take the Metro Red Line to go to the game.

Hotels

There are some hotels near Wrigley Field that can make for a convenient walk to the game.

Hotels in downtown Chicago are typically nearby the Metro line, which makes it convenient to take the train to the game.

Hotels by Chicago Midway Airport can be a more affordable option for places to stay when visiting Chicago, but you will either need to drive to the ballpark or take an Uber or Lyft.

Nearby Attractions

• Navy Pier — 5.3 miles
• Millennium Park — 5.8 miles
• Willis Tower — 7.8 miles

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