I was here this summer for a Cubs game and really enjoyed sitting in the stadium. This stadium while old gives you a nostalgic feel from the past. The seats have been replaced and are more comfortable than the old ones. The main drawbacks of course is the extremely expensive food and beverages. I would return for another event.
There's lots to in and out of the ballpark. Its family friendly
Sad that Wrigley is trying to act like the newer ball parks. It reduces it's charm considerably. Wrigley had been one of the few parks whose in-park entertainment was congruent with baseball's rate of play. Unfortunately that's no longer true.
It is the largest and coolest stadium in the city. I have very warm childhood memories associated with it. My father drove me to this stadium for painless games. The stadium is large, there are many seats, clean, the staff is pleasant. This is the stadium already, like the history of the whole of Chicago. For big fans of baseball and football, this is the best place to stay)
I love Wrigley Field!! Feels like home! Best of times always!!!
Lets GO the Wrigley Field a beautiful Stadium the best baseball fans!!
The Holy Grail of ball parks! The best park I've ever visited. I've had the pleasure of visiting this park on multiple occasions and it always exceeds my expectations. Buzz is impossible to recreate, something about Chicago that makes it different.
So well run and nicely kept - a great day at the friendly confines!!
Classic ballpark. If the seating and section numbering weren't so screwy I would have give 5 stars. We even asked an usher and still sat in wrong seats until we eventually found our seats and enjoyed the game. Great atmosphere.
Great iconic traditional styled ballpark, always fun to see the Cubbies play. Fans are great; no one really gets out of control. Definitely family friendly. But typical of professional sports venues, the food is mediocre and way over priced. The staff don't seem to closely monitor where you sit, so as long as you're in your general section, you can often move to a better open seat. But that also means that if you get up to use the bathroom or get food, you could very easily find someone else in your seat when you return. People are good about giving it back if you actually have the ticket for that seat.
Speaking of bathrooms, not every level has restrooms on it, so you might have to go up or down a level. Not convenient at all when you really need to go.
Wonderful atmosphere. We were in section 230. Which has a large steel roof support which obstructs view of the field.
Classic ballpark. Took the tour and had a great time. Clay, our tour guide, had lots of great stories to share.
People say that Fenway Park is "America's most beloved ballpark" and that it is the greatest place to watch a ball game, but they are far off the mark. Watching a baseball game at Wrigley Field is an experience like no other. It is a gorgeous place to watch a ball game during every season, from the beginning of a season to the end. In the summer time, the sunlight on your face, the refreshing breeze from the lake, the smell of food and the lush, green grass with the ivy..it is heaven. It is the most beautiful place to watch a ball game, and one of the most gorgeous places in the midwest. The experience is even more enjoyable with a competitive team on the field! If you have the ability to go, do so. You will remember it for the rest of your life.
Wrigley Field is great - customer service from security to the wonderful people working the food lines. However, the people attending games nowadays seem to not care about the game nor about the people trying to watch it. Constantly up and down and in and out of their seats, not allowing much of a focus on the game...
Nieces Got married in Front of Wrigley Field !! 9/17/20
The park offers tours on away games. An iconic ballpark in Chicago a must see stadium if you want to see a part of baseball history
Always a great time! I went with some people that needed accessibility assistance and they have done a great job with adding elevators and staff to assist with getting people to where they need to go. The hotdogs and beer were delicious!
Definitely a must see Destination it has a quaint over all look that's hard to find in today's baseball stadiums it does not look safe if there were to be a fire as exit ing the stadium takes quite a long time although then the safety it's very nice place to visit and see a bit of history
Always a great time. The park is much cleaner and easier to get around after the redesign.
In Chicago for a couple of days and managed to get a bleacher seat for the Cubs game. Fantastic experience. Old school baseball and atmosphere. Took the train from Downtown and followed the crowds to the field. Can't wait to go back next time I'm in town.
Historic and beautiful. Our tour guide Jeanie was fabulous. Pay the extra money to into the field and see the ivy. Well worth it.
The best place in the country to see a baseball game.
Definitely a one of a kind experience! The stadium is very historic and the energy from the crowd is incredible! It's a place where you have to go to at least once if you're in Chicago!
One of the most storied stadiums in all of baseball.
Where else would you want to watch baseball! On a cool day like April, the outfield is a must if you want to stay in the sun!
The best ball experience I have ever had. A true treasure. Don't miss going to a game.
I always like coming to watch the Cubs play. Wrigley Field is a beautiful stadium with lots of history. It really does make for a great time, if ball park food isn't your thing there's plenty of good food near by
Any day at Wrigley field is a good day! The beer, the fresh air, and a good hot dog accompanied by baseball, there is nothing better!! Wrigley field is clean, the bathrooms are majority of the time in good shape and for housing more than 40,000 that really says something!! This has been and always will be one of my favorite stadiums!!
Nothing like this place, it s magical the experience is unique on Wrigley the cubs are awesome Let s go cubs .!!!
Haven't been in years, but went last week to a Cardinal/Cub game. As a Cardinal fan, I had admittedly not been a fan of Wrigley in the past, but they've made some notable changes for the better. I forgot how small the stadium was in comparison to other ballparks, but that's one of its defining characteristics. The atmosphere around the stadium is more baseball themed and festive. Well done!
The history speaks for itself. The stadium is clean, comfortable, and an all around great experience. Staff was friendly and helpful. If it's your first time make sure to grab a certificate. Also make sure to grab a Chicago dog while enjoying the game!
The stadium reputation speaks for itself, beautiful. The food service however is a joke. $40 for 2 hotdogs a beer and pretzel should not take 20 minutes to serve.
GO CUBS GO!! LOVE SPENDING TIME HERE!! SUCH EXCITEMENT FOR THE CUBBIES!!!
Coming from an Atlanta Braves season ticket holder this place is unique in its own way. I like the old time parks. Only Fenway can compare.
Great place to be for some baseball with family and friends.
Took the tour, was awesome and unique experience, the tour staff was great!
Awesome ball park, glad I got the chance to see a game while we were in town.
Even a seat that's high up and far to the side can have a great view of the field!
Even if you dont have tickets go hang outside where there are activities bands and a big screen to watch the game. The food has gotten so much better here of course the prices are outrageous.
Old school for a ball park but has an authentic intimate feel inside for ball games.
Such a fun location. The surrounding bars, vendors and restaurants really make this a great place to pre-game
One of the few classic ballparks left in the country...
Had the best experience here. Loved every minute of my time here, and loved the crowd, the beer, the food, everything. Felt like I was part of a really iconic experience.
Best field in Baseball. The fans, the food, the team, you can t get it anywhere else. Go Cubs go!!
Of course you have to go for the experience of being in this famous ballpark. There was plenty of room to walk around despite being very crowded. Lots of bathrooms and the lines for them moved quickly.
Caught the Billy Joel Concert at Wrigley Field.
What a great place to enjoy a concert !
Very authentic baseball experience. Old school traditions make the atmosphere all the more electric. The surrounding bars and restaurants toward the outfield have tier d seating on their roofs and external spectators can look at the action. An amazing old school stadium. If you want to experience what baseball means to Americans. Pay a visit to Wrigley field.
It is Wrigley. It can't get anything less. And I am a Jay's fan. The seats are awesome. I dislike we don't get to see the pitchers warm up any more. The food is fantastic. But you have to get the real meats. And a dawg covered in just about everything. The new outdoor area is great after a post win hang out. Parking is rough though. Probably the worst thing about the parks location. If you haven't gone...you have too just once. This Park is history.
Our first visit. Baseball paradise. 78 degrees w a light breeze and not a cloud in the sky. Dingers by Hayward and Baez and a big W for the Cubbies. Could not have scripted a better first visit to a historic baseball landmark. Totally lucked out with the weather. Perfect day!
The greatest place on earth. Amazing things happen here.
Great game and stadium. Last time I was there the bathrooms were worse than a camping out house. They are clean and nice now. Food was great, great experience.
What a great place to watch a game, at an historic field. Always a great atmosphere!
Here and Fenway in Boston are the only true time machines in baseball. Walk inside and you're transported to the Golden Age. Simply beautiful.
Worst service I have experienced. Very slow cashiers. All seem new and untrained. No signage telling you that is cash only. Out of hot chocolate. How can you be out of hot chocolate in such a cold environment?
Always a good time, made better because of a WIN....
Beautiful stadium. Who couldn't love a bucket of liquor, a helm of nachos, and some buffalo chicken sandwhiches while watching the Cubs!
It's also a clean and well maintained stadium.
The last time I visited Wrigley was nearly 18 years ago. And the sheer amount of updates to both the ballpark and surrounding area are amazing. From the food options, to shops, to overall experience? It's a really great spot to spend some time, even if you dont catch a game (you totally should by the way).
And this is all coming from a fan of the Sox, I really enjoy the atmosphere of both parks and the unique experience they both offer.
Fantastic lots to do before entering the ball park. Unlike the ball park on the south side.
Amazing to see for the first experience. It was little bit colder in begin of April...
It simply doesn't get any better than this. Wrigley is baseball heaven. If you haven't been there and you're a baseball fan, do yourself a favor and go. Just take it all in
What can you say about Wrigley Field that hasn't been said a thousand times. The friendly confines are one of the best, if not the best places to watch a baseball game. The recent renovations and scoreboard upgrades have made it even more pleasurable while still keeping all of the charm that is expected from a venue this old. I would highly recommend doing the tour on and on game day if you would like to really experience everything that there is to see at Wrigley Field.
This baseball arena is
AMAZING!!! Great hotdogs
Dead & Co show was awesome but lines to get in and drink prices were not
Very funky business project, first they sell you tickets that don't allow you to sit. Then the stewards starts to tell you that it's not allowed to stand here and there..... Inadequate prices for beer and hotdogs.... Dear management team, can I get my money back?
Great place to see Dead & Company! No better team than the Cubbies either
The friendly confines , Home of the Chicago Cubs. 2nd oldest ballpark in the US
Wrigley is a great place to watch a ball game. The place is historic, and shows its age in some places, but modern updates over the years have kept the place charming instead of run down. Concessions prices are sky high, but they have a very generous policy of letting you bring in any food or beverage you want (with typical alcohol, glass, metal restrictions). Everyone in the crowd is having a great time, and you will too.
A True National Treasure!
Even if you don't love baseball, you should experience Wrigley and its essence at least once
It's got an upbeat vibe and there's multiple things to do around it
One of the best places in the country to watch a game
Classic ballpark, unparalleled baseball experience. Much improved in recent years, but need to speed up concession lines. I missed two whole innings of a recent game standing in line just to get a snack (though it was a unique Wrigley bison dog, very tasty). The concession lines have TV monitors but you don't buy a ticket and come to the stadium to watch the game on a monitor.
Awesome Experience and my son ran the bases...they offer for free on Sunday afternoon games
Came to a game for a bachelor party. We had an absolute blast was a great place for everyone to have some fun and watch the game.
