Wrigley Field

We took a tour of historic Wrigley Field while visiting Chicago. Our tour guide, Steve, was interesting, humorous, and friendly. He shared the history of the stadium in an engaging fashion that even non-baseball fans would enjoy. He really is a great story teller! The tour lasted an hour and a half, and during that time we were able to sit in the bleachers, see the rooftop seats, have our picture taken in front of the iconic outfield ivy, sit in the press box, peek in the broadcast booths, go into the visitor's clubhouse, sit in the dugout, and more! It was well worth our time and money! Touring Wrigley Field is an item that has long been on my bucket list. I finally got to do it and I was not disappointed. It was a great experience!

Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! What a great time at the Cubs game. We are in town to celebrate my husband's 60th birthday and went to a game. Great vibe, great atmosphere, great game and so much fun. Loved watching the game from the 400's. You can see everything from up there.

I always love visiting Wrigley Field to watch the Cubs! We had great seats under the upper deck, section 210. Late June is a great time to visit because the weather is nice, not as hot and humid as it is back home. The only thing that would have made my visit better would have been for the Cubs to win and see the "W" flag fly.

Just a wonderful ballpark. It's such a classic place to see a game. And everything is grade A+ maintained. Cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen and the friendliest staff all around. It's a warm and welcoming way to cheer the Cubs. Almost losing a star for stupid beer prices. Geez!

Wrigley Field is the home stadium to the Chicago Cubs of Major League Baseball. It is also one of the most iconic and oldest stadiums in the league. It originally opened in 1914. I was able to take a stadium tour when I was visiting the city a while ago for a conference. The tour was amazing and I would definitely do it again. The guide took us around the stadium and got to see areas we normally wouldn’t get to see or go such as the visitors team room and the press box. We also got to go in the visiting team dugout and on a small portion of the field. I highly recommend to anyone even if you aren’t a baseball too take this tour of the Stadium. I fortunately I have not been to a game here though. Whenever I have been in the city the Cubs haven’t been playing but plan to get back here to a game soon and I would do the tour again.

We went to Wrigley on a whim and got seats in section 305L. The view was unobstructed and the hike up gave us a great chance to see the architecture of the place. Wrigley Stadium is really neat and a product of the time. Cubs fans are a great time so grab a ticket and enjoy the game!

It was my first time at the Wrigley Field ever, thanks to a good friend who has season tickets to the Cubs game! The venue was really clean, spacious, and well-kept, rest rooms included. Although it did take us some time to get out after the game ended, it wasn’t too crazy considering how crowded it was. Now I feel like I can officially say I’ve lived in Chicago & enjoyed its gorgeous summer! P.S. If it is a windy day, you might feel a bit chilly so do bring an extra sweater or something on days like that!

Hard to be even handed since this place has so many great childhood memories, but my honest take is that the new ownership has turned this from being just a nostalgic place to a fantastic area attraction. The new Wrigleyville vibe is wonderful I remember that area being a dodgy parking lot and the reworked stadium lifted the experience while keeping the historical appeal. Food and in-seat ordering is a plus. Add to all this the continued energy Cubs fans bring to a game and you have one of the best experiences in baseball . Of the five parks we've visited this year - this wins by several runs.

This is a very cool, historic stadium. There’s plenty to explore and see here. There’s a lot of charm and a very festive atmosphere throughout the stadium. There’s plenty of seating, plenty of dining options, it’s clean, the atmosphere is pleasant, staff is friendly, and it’s great to walk around. You need to see a Cubs game if you’re in Chicago.

Such a great venue for a ballpark! It’s fun, more intimate than other ballparks and just has a neighborhood vibe that’s very enjoyable. The ivy is great and the Cubs Hall of Fame, while small, brought back some good memories. Yes, there were some old things like support beams blocking the view from some seats, and there’s fewer activities than newer parks, but the charm and nostalgia of the field more than makes up for it!