Wrigley Field First, my key factual feedback on visiting Wrigley Field: 1. Standing Room tickets are available day of game from the Wrigley Field box office for only $15, a great way to get into the ballpark cheap without having to deal with scalpers or high ticket prices from third-party ticket vendors; 2. The Red Line is the way to... more

A definite must see when visiting Chicago! The nostalgia and icons of Wrigely are great -- the red entrance sign, the ivy, the scoreboard, the rooftops, the statue of Harry Carey, the 7th inning stretch - I could go on and on. I was really not a baseball fan prior to visiting Wrigley Field, but now I can't wait to... more

We were sad that there was no game when we were in town but heard about the ballpark tours and decided to give it a shot. We were not disappointed. The tour is advertised as 90 minutes, but allow yourself at least 2 hours. Our tour guides Carrie and Fred were very nice, although Carrie did all the talking. She... more

If you want to experience the feel of True Baseball Go to Wrigley. I want you to know that this is the Old Time Take Me Out to The Ball Game. How can you not love Wrigley Field. The Ivy, the atmosphere, even the Hot Dogs are Great. You have to love the Cubbies because no matter when you go... more

We had a hard time getting 3 tickets together, but managed to get them for a night game with the LA Dodgers. It was chilly that evening, but we enjoyed the overtime game with the Cubs winning in the 10th inning 2-1. We enjoyed the hot dogs, cotton candy and drinks. More restrooms would be appreciated on the upper levels.... more

I'm not a Cubs fan, but I like baseball. Hubby loves the Reds & our son loves the Pirates - and they were playing the Cubs in the same week, so we had to go! We came all the way from Arizona & our son met us there from Brooklyn, NY. Not only did we get great seats (behind home... more

After over twenty years, I finally returned to Wrigley Field with my youngest son to watch a game. From what I had read, I was prepared for the worst: hoards of frat-boys guzzling beer, businessmen with their Blackberries in hand and tourists from the far far west suburbs. Instead, I was pleasantly surprised by how genuine the place still seemed,... more

Wrigley Field is a great place to see a ball game and experience American History. There are so many details in Wrigley Field that do not exist in the newer Stadiums. I enjoyed looking around so much that I had a difficult time staying focused on the baseball game. As a long time St. Louis Cardinal's fan it was difficult... more

for the complete retro baseball experience get to Wrigley!!! A fun way to spend an afternoon (or evening) with the Cubs, the ivy, and the whole old time baseball feel. Don't drive if you can help it since streets are snarled well before the game and parking is very tough to come by. Take the CTA Red Line or CTA... more