Sportservices Chicago Review

Even though that this team is trash, they have tons of good food. When my bro, dad and I go to a sox game, they usually win. Their hotdogs are good. There is a kids zone called "Xfinity Kids Zone." They have tons of kids zone games. Its free.

Beautiful Ballpark with great psrking and amenities

Was there four grandsons pitch run and hit competition at 8 in the morning. Stadium I had only a hundred people in it at the time the field is absolutely stunning without people in it

Please add partitions to the urinals in the craft cave I'm 6'5 and not sure if I'll end up a blue dot on the map if I piss in front of a toddler.

Good place overall, the staff were pretty nice. One Usher let me go sit by where the umpires tunnel is for the last 2 outs of the game so i could attempt to get a ball. Only frustrating part was that the stadium was supposed to open 90 minutes early and ended up only opening 70 minutes before so it was a very unpleasant wait knowing that you should be in there already.

Great atmosphere, great food, reasonable prices, and a great baseball team.

They take great care of their customers with disabilities.

Awesome field, awesome food, the people are cool. All together great experience.

Nice. I did not like like sitting in a teir levels and not able to see the speaker.

I loved the atmosphere and although the Sox lost the game I enjoyed my time there

Great place to watch a ball game. Easy to find you way around and food was good.

Good place with close parking. Decent food and drinks.

Pop corn has changed and if you want Lay's potato chips it shouldn't have to be just for a special occasion sandwich or a special you should be able to pay lays potatoes chips for if you have a hot dog

Win or lose, I always have a great time here. The grounds are maintained very well. The views seem great from just about any seat. The staff are friendly, and nothing beats a crisp cold beer and a stadium hot dog on a summer day.

Had a great time. Service was great all around parking reasonably priced too

Lots of different food drinks beautiful park lots of traffic and fun

A ballpark in Chicago should have better food! The pizza and popcorn were horrible!

This is my happy place! Food is amazing. Beer selection is top notch and it's just an all-around fun place to be...When we're winning obviously lol! Go White Sox!

Go Sox! Sorry to see Miller beer products are all gone.

Too hot today
The park is so nice people are friendly helpful

All the workers are great, 95% of the fans are so nice, the giveaways are really nice not cheaply made like most stadium giveaways, stadium opens in time to see away team do batting practice.

Beautiful stadium with a goofy name. I don't care what is on the building...this place is Comisky

Used to be a good place to watch a baseball game until they turned it into net world

This field has some of the BEST ball park food from helmet nachos to ice cream. Typically pretty clean facility and good atmosphere. But again most just go for the food.

Great game, walk off home run by Palka for a White Sox win.

Beautiful place to watch a baseball game in Chicago. Parking is a lot simpler than Wrigley Field, and also cheaper. The site lines are beautiful, the food is good, and the amenities are terrific. Even the security is nice. Highly recommended, even if you're not a Sox fan, for the overall experience.

Never been a huge follower of baseball, but I like to attend a game once or twice a year if I can and visit ballparks in other cities when I'm on vacation. Love taking in a game at U.S. Cellular Field. Not too many bad seats in the house, despite the fact that the upper deck ones are obviously pretty high. I've sat everywhere from the outfield to the infield on the lower level, up top, party deck and even in the scout seats behind home plate, and all were a good time, though I definitely recommend the scout seats if you can afford it. Not cheap, but you can actually see the pitches breaking back there. And there's a phenomenal buffet included before the game in an area that has some extra memorabilia. And the way you get to the seats basically accounts for a behind-the-scene tour of the park. Great time, even if the Sox aren't always. Love that the park also has a great selection of beer and food, even if, like most sports venue, it's all overpriced.

I'm a die hard cubs fan, and dont generally go to Soxs Park often. However I. Just say they do have a nice park. Nice people and good food plus parking is only 20 bucks. And the view on the drive going back cant be beat.

First time in the home plate club. Good food and drinks.

Love the new food choices that are more representative of the park's surrounding neighborhoods

Nice place for private parties. Cost high on drinks even on non game days. Not great if you are on budget

Love this stadium! New infrastructure, great food, love this ball park.

I've always enjoyed the 4th of July Sox game. They put up a great fireworks show

Good baseball stadium. Has all the amenities. It is NOT a classic retro stadium like Camden Yards

If you like to watch the Sox do baseball ,this is where you should go. They have beer and food to eat. I once saw Elvis there.

Took my boys for the July 3rd game. Not only did the Sox win in an extra inning home run, the fireworks show was fantastic. Great family night and looking forward to going back soon.

Nice clean stadium with good sightlines. Not as crazy to get into and out of as the bar on the North side. You know the bar I mean. The one with the baseball teams in the middle.

I love the Sox and going to a patio party is one of the best wayd to enjoy a game

We were able to enjoy the game from a Diamond Suite! Great service and fun atmosphere. We've attended games in the seats too. It's a lot of fun and the stadium has a fun kids area.

Have attended White Sox games for years. This stadium is top notch. Clean & unbelievable variety of food on the concourse. Always a pleasure to see a game here. The Fireworks nights are unbeatable!

A great place to watch a major league game. Great food options. Great sight lines. Open concourse, so you can follow the action while you move around. A modern stadium with ties to the past via statues, retired numbers and the championship plaza outside the park. And a baseball skills area for the kids. Management continues to make improvements to the experience.

Great job!

Great price for tickets great seats good game. Dogs tasted good too.

Review from a Cubs fan...

Very nice stadium with great selection of food and craft beer. Love how the tickets are exponentially cheaper than Wrigley field. The only problem I have is with the surrounding neighborhoods... don't stray too far from the ballpark.

Come to Guaranteed Rate for the cheap tix and great food/drink.
Go to Wrigley for the team and atmosphere.

I enjoy seeing the White Sox play but I really enjoyed being on the actual baseball field that was so fun and checking out the dugout

It s not the nicest field I ve been to in the MLB but, fairly clean and felt safe considering I was concerned I tidally with it being in south Chicago. Nice experience overall.

Goose Island and our server (Susanne) were great! Great experience.

Getting to the stadium was no problem. The stadium was clean. There's not much cover from the elements so if the weather is bad you better prepare.

Great place, but I'm happy about them switching to Bud over Miller!

Prices are rising too much. The outfield party needs to go back to the way it was. Nice field and venue

Go sox! Love it here. Atmosphere is unlike anywhere I ve ever been.

The service in Club Box is excellent. The food is also delicious.

Adequate stadium, seats were nice. Prices are getting ridiculous for anything, 7 dollars for water is crazy.

The White Sox may be struggling in '17 as a team, but their Stadium hits a Homer every day. Easy to get to, plenty of parking, subway exit at stadium, multiple express buses on game days. It is one of cleanest stadiums in USA. Chicago Dogs on a par with Wrigley, and a number of specialty food offerings actually raise the bar for Wrigley to aspire to. Seating comfortable and not anything gets in the way. Staff friendly for most part with good discipline without Gestapo mentality. The monuments and statutes do tribute to the past while attracting attention of younger fans who are not in historical loop, providing fantastic Kodak moments for all ages. Forget about how the Sox are doing, as it's impossible to not thoroughly enjoy your visit to this Stadium.

They should have carried over the name, Comiskey Park, like the Yankees did with Yankee Stadium, when they built and opened Yankee Stadium II, across the street from the original. Since this is basically, just across the street from the original Comiskey Park.

If you have a child 13 years or younger definitely take them to the Kids Club. However be prepared for the sticker shock for the price of drinks in this place 20 oz soda $6.25 my suggestion go to Beggars pay the $6.75 and get the souvenir cup it's 32 oz.

This is the "Baseball Palace of the World" where baseball royalty plays. The design is a modern update of the old Comiskey Park that was the template for both Yankee Stadium, new and old. There isn't a bad seat in the house (and don't believe the hype about the steepness of the upper deck). The food and drink options are better than any ballpark I've ever been to. Sox Park is conveniently located near several public transportation options, but if you drive plan to arrive early and tailgate

Home of the White Sox's beautiful place too tailgate before each games. Rain or shines .

The best ball park in Chicago. The team may be frustrating, but the ball park is awesome.