Wrigley Field at night time is a beautiful place to be. Its been close to seven years since my last visit and I was blown away by the architecture and all the new construction. I had a great time despite the covid-19 restrictions. I love Chicago and I miss it dearly!

We went to Wrigley field and it was easier there to meet the players then anywhere. This place is a must I’m going back. It makes you feel like your in the 30-40s

Old iconic stadium, Fans wonderful and history place, only chicago have beautiful design and original natural ballpark,I like visit again soon, to stadium very close chicago cubs and chicago white sox, good transport, train is better way,I can recommend

AMAZING PLACE...get ready to eat some hot dogs and have a good time!

If you haven’t been to a Cubs game, you should go. This was such a great stadium and the Cubs fans were awesome. So glad we got a chance to experience a game at Wrigley Field️️️

Wrigley Field is one of my most favorite places on the planet! Its just magical! You have to be there to understand.

Love me some Cubs baseball. The stadium has improved immensely since I was a teenager. Always a fun environment. Thank God it has become a fairly clean environment as well. Can’t wait for baseball to come back.

The energy in this neighborhood is strong. Lots of local surrounding bars and restaurants. The area has built up and turned in such a positive way it feels like a home from my home.

My husband and I visited last year when the Cubs were away but WOWWWWW we really enjoyed the ballpark tour. It’s neat! You get to go onto the dirt, in the press box and they tell you about the history of everything including the seats on top of houses nearby!

Its closed obviously right now but we are from Denver and it was super cool to see! The walk of fame is all around the stadium and the restaurants and fan shops on surrounding streets were open. Just wear a mask.

Great place to watch a game. I was lucky enough to get a tour of the place when the Cubbies werent home a few years back. Its a wonderful ball field. I think its great when I hit home runs out of the park on to the rooftop behind the stadium. They have every type of food imaginable inside the stadium. The seats are comfortable theres plenty of restrooms. And lots and lots of beer pouring it anytime. Highly recommended that if you havent been here that you try to see a game here

I love this ballpark. It is one of my favorites to visit. I like the ivy covered walls it looks really cool. I also love the food there. I usually sit down the third base line and I recommend those seats to people. It just a great place to go to

Best stadium ever. Ive been going since I was a little girl. So its nostalgic for me on multiple levels. But just a wonderful place to watch a game.

I have not lived in Chicago for over 20 years, but still feel that there is no better MLB baseball experience anywhere else. There is so much history and nostalgia as you enter the stadium even though there has been many changes and upgrades over the years. Driving by in January I saw that they even offer ice skating outside, and cant wait to take my family to a game this summer.

Other than the historic value of this stadium, it is by far the works MLB stadium I have ever visited. Been to 2 games here. Concession options are extremely limited. Seats are really small and extremely close together. Lots of obstructed views due to the nature of design of old stadiums. It was nice to see to appreciate the historic value of the stadium, but the overall in game experience is very poor compare to the many other stadiums I have visited around the country.

I love the excitement of the game. Baseball is number one in the neighborhood. Americas team plays here.The Cubs. Win or lose, its exciting. Food is good.

Awesome venue to catch a ballgame unless you get one of those seats that have the obstructed view because of the sport l support beams. Also the tour has a lot of fun information if you get a chance to take it.

One of my favorite citys of all time!!!! Especially when baseball is back.... one thing we can always rely on is Americas favorite pass time!!! GO CUBS GO!!!

Who would imagine that it will be so fun to be at Wrigley Field at the end of December! Well the folks at Wrigley Field did a great job making this a family friendly environment for the holiday season! We especially like that they hosted a christkindlmarket which included German and European arts and crafts and food and drinks. The ice skating rink was wonderful and they had a warming tent on the second walkway level of Wrigley Field. The decorations were beautiful and we will definitely make this a yearly event for our family!

Wrigley Field is by far one of the iconic ballparks in the major leagues. It is a ballpark, not a stadium. Built in 1914, it has been recently renovated to better serve the needs of the public. One downside of this ballpark is the time it takes to get to the park and the difficulty and cost of parking. Research parking on a site call ParkWhiz before visiting. There are many more restaurants around the park to eat at before entering, so try to eat before the game. The best place to buy tickets if you have not done so early is Stub Hub. Good Luck and have fun at the game!

Seeing it at night was really nice. Not to many down there right now due to the virus. Cant waiit til normal days are back

Totally worth visiting. Amazing landmark in the heart of the city

This was a check off the bucket list! Amazing experience! Great people, food and drinks! Cubs win! Cubs win! Would you eat the moon if it was made of spare ribs? I know I would!

Fabulous, excellent service, TIA is a great server, she is the reason we will come back

If you are a baseball fan in general or even a history buff, go check out Wrigley Field! Beautiful stadium in Chicago with tons of history! I highly recommend the stadium tour. You will get to tour stadium with full access while being loaded with historical information from your tour guide. Lots of cool restaurants and bars nearby also. Coming from a Atlanta Braves fan, I loved this tour and Wrigley Field!

Ive been attending games for years here! The new renovations and food choices are fantastic. Theres not a bad seat in the house. Any time we have an out of town guest and we can attend a game, we do! The crowd is lively and the atmosphere is unlike anywhere else. You have to go to know!

The GREATEST baseball stadium in baseball!!️..Nothing like the friendly confines!

We werent able to catch a game here as our Chicago visit coincided with a Cubs road trip, we did hit up the tour. Its $25 and covers a lot. So much history! Definitely new Wrogley was iconic but it was definitely interesting learning about it. Must see if youre in the area!

I have been to a few Ball Parks in my life, but nothing has ever compared to the excitement of being at Wrigley Field (Built in 1914). The Nostalgia, The Fans, The Ambiance is a must experience for all Baseball Fans around the country, and for anyone visiting Chicago for the history. Parents were there with their kids, friends having a good time, and Guest Services Staff were all friendly! The ambiance outside the Park was great with many Pubs and Restaurants to stop in at your choosing. There are Baseball Fans and there are Cubs Fans! HIGHLY RECOMMEND :)

The good feels are prominent within the “Friendly Confines” of Wrigley Field. From classic Cubs baseball ️, awesome summer concerts, to the Fall Spartan race. This newly updated National Historic Landmark is a place you need to visit.

Wrigley is an amazing ball park. You can feel all the history in this legendary ball park. The new additions and remodels work well with the old. I love going to Wrigley, rain or shine. Get yourself a game score card, a cold beer, hot dog an peanuts and enjoy the time of your life.

They have really made parking easy, tons of shops, easy to get drinks and food. Shade would be nice. All the improvements are just great. The Experience is the best!

Wrigley Field is all about the traditionsof baseball and family. I love walking to the park on Clark for a game from the south loop when I have time. You transition neighborhoodsand can start to feel the excitement as youget close.You see families enjoying the game and taking in all the fun at the ballpark. When you seesomeone catch a foul ball and turn and give it to a young fan you know why you came.

The experience at this field was nothing short of great. Love the history of this team. Clean facilities, concessions were quick, typical food choices. Loved being about to watch the Cubs win a game here.

Chicago wouldn’t be the city it is without the iconic landmark known as Wrigley Field. You know a stadium has made a positive impact on a community when the entire town is named Wrigleyville. It is truly a one of a kind experience that I highly recommend. People are great and extremely enthusiastic. You are always gonna find action at this park no matter what team you come to watch. The snacks are awesome and so is the service! I highly recommend!

Its Wrigley baby!! Iconic. Old but new. Shopping, drinking, eating galore now in the vicinity. Bleacher Bums, Chicago Dogs, Harry Carey aura all about, Cubbies gear out the arse, and always, ALWAYS joy and happiness when you hear GO CUBS GO!!!!

Could this place be any cooler? Hell no. Built in 1915 or so there is over 100 years of iconic traditional baseball here. Recent renovations keep the history alive with adding convenience. I love the vendors yelling for hot dogs and beers! Easy to get in and easy to get out. I love this place.

Wonder if it lives up to the hype? It was the most fun Ive ever had at a sporting event. I was the happiest man in Chicago. I recommend getting bleacher seats, but rather than sit, stand and mingle with other fans. Also I recommend playing credit card roulette for the bill on beers, and winning.

I havent been to Wrigley since 2012. The updates are noticeable. Bathrooms look new, food and drink options are varied, with wine and craft beer options, as well as cocktails. The only real negative remains seats with obstructed views, but thats part of the charm of Wrigley, my favorite ballpark to visit. If you appreciate baseball or storied ballparks, please go see a Cubs home game. The entire area feels like a baseball wonderland.

The Friendly Confines. An old stadium, with plethora of history. The ivy wall and the old scoreboard are the iconic sights of the stadium. The many concession stands, serving world famous Chicago beer (along nasty Bud Light) makes the stadium even more enjoyable. Bleacher seats are one of the best experiences of the stadium as you are up close and personal with the field, and the atmosphere is intense and fun. One of the best stadiums in the world.

Best ballpark in my opinion! Unique neighborhood feel! Only a few of these ballpark left and Wrigley is truly a gem! Explore the local restaurants before or after the game. No matter whether the Cubbies win or lose, its always a great day at the Friendly Confines!

It is Wrigley Field do I need to say anything more? Its a classic, new parks just do not have the atmosphere of Wrigley. I am a Whitesox fan but I still can respect the beauty of Wrigley field and appreciate they kept the name. I wish Comiskey Park was still Comiskey Park and not the latest advertiser + field.

It is quite something to be in Wrigley field during all the action. The seats are nice; we had the cheap seats but could still see everything. The game we attended was interrupted due to lightning. The staff was very informative and helpful. They also played songs about rain while we all waited for it to stop

Truly a classic place to go to! It’s one of the 2nd oldest baseball stadiums in history. I gave this three stars for three reasons. One, I am not a Cubs fan, I’m a White Sox fan. Two, the stadium was closed due to the Coronavirus. Three, I got to see a couple players from the Minnesota Twins walk out of their coach bus!! If you’re still thinking that three stars isn’t enough, well, you’re just begging me to tell you that three stars from Wrigley Field is a lot from a White Sox fan. Anyways, if you’re wondering about other things, there’s plenty to do. There’s memorial statues, dedicated brick emplacements, many classic restaurants, hotels, and fan gear shops. Here’s the catch of it all, (did you get the joke?) every single little thing to do around Wrigley Field is smack dab in the middle of a neighborhood!! There’s no doubt you’ll have good time there.

Im a huge Cubs fan so attending a game at Wrigley was a blast! The stadium was very clean and easy to navigate. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable of the area and the concessions were decent. Easily accessible by train and car as parking is plentiful.

I thought I wouldnt like the renovations and other changes at Wrigley, but they have made it even better. You still get that old ballpark feeling with many more modern conveniences, food choices, and places from where to view the game. Still the best place to be in MLB.

A great ballpark and a wonderful way to spend the day. Food pricing is on par with what youll find in most parks and the bleachers can get a little crowded and rowdy, but that is all part of the fun. If you have young kids, Id strongly recommend avoiding the bleachers.

Im so glad I made it to one of the oldest ballparks left. Great experience, friendly and helpful staff. Its a beautiful stadium in a fun neighborhood besides all the panhandlers outside the stadium either asking for donations or selling off brand merchandise after the game. It does get a little crowded in there. Not enough seats or standing room for all the tickets they sell and hope you get seats by the aisle or else your climbing over 20 people since each section are rows of 20 to 30 seats.

Had a great time at this iconic stadium! Easy to get to easy to get around. Took a family of four from down town transit on the red line. Arrived and enjoyed the early game. The weather was warm and our seats were in the lower bowel 1st base side. You get the sun but totally worth it. Prices are comparable to all other parks I’ve been to. The staff were super helpful always wanting me to ensure you are enjoying yourself. Great experience.

Wrigley Field is an American staple. The tour was phenomenal and very informative. I’ve been to a couple ballparks and this was one of the cleanest and well maintained. I cannot recommend the tour enough. The tour guides are friendly and very knowledgeable. When you come to ChicGo make time to stop by for a game or even a tour.

Seeing it at night was really nice. Not to many down there right now due to the virus.

This was our first experience at Wrigley Field and it was very interesting seeing the contrast between this stadium and some of the more modern stadiums. First off, the seating is actually much better as you dont feel packed in. Views to the field were excellent and you could feel the sense of history with elements of modern features. The scoreboard was top notch. My only complaint about the field would be the bathrooms as every single time there was a long line out the door.

#Go Cubs. Very well organized stadium. In my visit audience were 37k+ but the way its organized seemed no chaos. Great view 9f the game from all corners. Beer at seat $11 soda $6.25. down at stands burger + beer + pretzel =$33

So this is my First Cubs game and what a game to come to...they are giving out free blankets with a Star Wars theme! It is really busy with people but such a beautiful stadium. There are a plethora of places to go for a beer outside of the stadium as well as gear! Enjoy your time...this park is a true icon!!

Wrigley Field is the staple of Chicago obviously! Ive been wanting to go here for a very long time and I have to say it didnt disappoint! Im from Atlanta, so Im a Braves fan, but the Cubs fans were hype, very nice, and welcoming. I love the old time feel to Wrigley and its such an awesome place to visit! Must Go!

Huge stadium well lit and well managedDon’t forget to take the cash as you will find a lot of options of beer and snacksThe seats have a great viewWe had fun. Even the cheap tickets have great views

B A S E B A L L roots, magic place to visit if you’re fan to the baseball and know about this monumental stadium, I don’t have the opportunity to Enjoy a game this time but next time I don’t going to think it twice

Wrigley Field is a great place to go Wrigleyville is beautiful all Clark Street is magnificent its a great entertainment area

One of the best baseball experiences of my life. Amazing fans, all engaged in the game and not a person on their phones anywhere in our section. Wonderful neighborhood, amazing venue to our old pastime. Take me out to the ballgame was lively and heartfelt. Harry gave this place a heart, and Theo gave them a soul.

Most of it was blocked off so I couldnt get too close to it. The store that was open was... underwhelming. But then again the actual store is inside which I was not to access.frowny face : (

What an amazing experience. This was so much better than I could have imagined. And everyone I spoke with was very nice and helpful to a stranger from out of town. The staff at the stadium were wonderful and every interaction put a smile on my face.

Great historic experience! Coming from the west coast, we dont have historic baseball stadiums that have a nostalgic feel. There are restrooms at every section, concessions were always long about a 30 minutes wait. Bring a bag full of water and snacks to avoid $20-40 of food to buy. Parking is very expensive within 3 blocks. We paid $40 with a 10 minute walk. But the experience was great!

Great energy at this stadium, the local team really drives a lot of passion.

One of the best places in the city. #homeofthecubs

What isn’t there to like about Wrigley Field? Well one thing is the food concessions have gotten worse this year. In a season where the entire stadium is completely renovated. All the concession stands are brand new even in the right field section where I sit. The concession stands now have their own dedicated kitchens where the food is mostly “made to order” but somehow they keep striking out on good quality food. I have waited more than 10 minutes for an Aged Cheddar Burger from the Marquis Classics Stand and thought it would be hot and delicious (because it took 10 minutes to cook) but instead it was semi warm, the cheese wasn’t melted and the fries it came with were hard and cold. At another game I ordered the Chicken Fingers, which last year were awesome, but again, cold and tough to chew. I will have to say the new Giordano’s Pizza Stand in section 129 was great. The Italian Salad and Pepperoni Pizza were tasty and the salad was cold and the pizza was piping hot.The new adult beverage stands are a great improvement and great addition to the right field stands. Service is quick and friendly but watch out for the price. A double vodka and soda will run you $16.00. The good news is the team on the field is playing great baseball and really that’s what we’re all at Wrigley Field for. To see the Cubs win and have a fun afternoon or evening.Got to see Dead and Company at Wrigley a few weeks ago and the staff at Wrigley know how to handle a lively crowd of old hippies, young newbies and everyone in between. Dead and company put on a great show even tho it rained in the middle of the first night and rained for hours before the second show. Once inside Wrigley, you couldn’t even tell it had rained all day. Well done Wrigley Field staff!

Great tour, well informed guide! Iconic and historical ballpark. Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Ernie Banks and Gabby Hartnett to name a few Hall of Farmers played on these hallowed grounds. From the ivy and classic marquee to the grand old scoreboard, this ballpark oozes history like no other! The current owners have spend big on the surrounding neighborhood and the stadium without changing it history or look! A must see for anyone in Chicago or the true baseball fan!

Wrigley Field had an excellent christkindlmarket as well as a ice skating rink suitable for children and adults of all ages. there were plenty of places to sit down and lots of places for food and drinks. They had wonderful Christmas decorations all up and down Clark Street. They also were showing a movie on a big screen. Really great use of Wrigley Field during the winter months when the games are not being played.

Bucket list trip! While this was my second visit, it was the first full game attended on a sunny day. The friendly confines were all that they are built up to be. And for old times sake, the Cubs even got drubbed to make this more authentic to my experiences growing up rather than modern Maddon-ball days. Getting to and leaving the park is half the fun, interacting with the crowds and joining in the Cubs experience.

Always a fun time at Wrigley and more fun when the weather cooperates.  The game I attended had Rick Bayless running a concession stand selling tacos. You can see history everywhere you look.  The manual scoreboard is a kick and the mens rooms still have the historic troughs from decades past.  Its even better at Wrigley when the Cubs win.

The staff handed out pajama pants as you entered the gate. The staff was very helpful as we asked for guidance to our seats. They also helped us find a garlic Parmesan french fry stand that was recommended to us. Unfortunately, we were in section 400 and that particular fry was only located in 1 part of the park. It took us a good 25 or so minutes to get the fries. They were kinda cold and not worth the walk down. I would skip those fries. The other food on our level was perfectly good baseball food. We loved the energy of the fans and team. What a great day to enjoy Americas game!

Today was my 1st time at Wrigley Field. It’s a great experience. The facility is clean, the attendants are nice, the weather was great, the Cubs won! Had a great time.You can take in an unopened water bottle in and they have water refill stations. Save yourself a few dollars. Everything else is $$$.Had seats along the 3rd base line in the 400 section. We could see really well. Had shade and a good breeze from the west. Perfect!

For true baseball fans, this is perhaps one of the greatest experiences you can have. Newer ballparks might have all the bells and whistles, but the park is ICONIC. The staff knows baseball, the fans are REAL fans, and the food is exactly what a park should serve. Family friendly, easy to get to, and not so expensive that you cannot take a family. Will continue to go back and my kids will as well. Go Cubbies!!!

Derrick Lee and yours truly at the world series.

We took a tour today and had an amazing time. Katherine was phenomenal in helping us feel like part of our group despite my needing to use a wheelchair and never let me feel as if I was missing an experience or any information. An amazing piece of history and a great educational experience. Thank you, Katherine!

First time to Chicago, which meant attending a game at Wrigley Field was a must!! Got $14 tickets in the 400 section. Seats were excellent, which surprised me, but great view and it’s sheltered in the event of rain or blocking sun. I attended an evening game and felt ambitious enough to walk to the ballpark. Now this is very doable but it’s a long walk (which I was aware of)... around 2 hours, more with stops. We walked from Sheraton Grand Hotel east to the Navy Pier and then north along the lake. Walking trail was perfect with a side for bikes and side for walkers/runners. Cut through Lincoln Park and the zoo. The zoo was free which I couldn’t wrap my head around! Lots of places to stop and take a rest.Also if it’s your first time at Wrigley Field you get a free certificate which was pretty cool!

What could I possibly say in a review that 26k others havent already said before? This place is iconic and it lives up to the hype. If youre a baseball fan this is probably on your bucket list and I hope this review helps make it one of your top must see parks as soon as possible. I havent been since 2016 but I remember it like it was yesterday. Great memories.

Good old Wiigley Field.... Love it

The best baseball field in the world. Even though the season is off due to Corona virus the place is still energetic. And there are lots of places to eat in this area especially on Clark street...north or southjust walk and youll find something that will satisfy your palet.

Summertime. Baseball. Wrigley. The Cubs.Just do it. If you haven’t been in the last couple of years you will be amazed by the surrounding area Gallagher Way making the area even more of a destination.

Such an amazing experience visiting Wrigley Field and watching the game between the Cubs and the Cardinalds. To live fully this experience is good to arrive at least one or two hours before the game starts so you can visit the official store of the Cubs as well the food and cocktails stations to grab some snacks before heading to your seats.

What can you say that hasnt been said before ?? Cubbies !! The Corporate whatever dont bother me. Progress !!

Wrigley Field is without a doubt one of the most iconic Baseball Stadiums in the world. The owners are constantly working on improving the over 100 years old stadium to keep it up to par with the newer ones but still try to keep its old charme. If youre in Chicago do not miss out on this. Book a guided tour or visit for a game of the Chicago Cubs. Even if you cant get a ticket get there to watch the game on the big screen next to the fantastic club store and enjoy the atmosphere. Get there early if there is a promotion going on. Cubs regularly give out Bobble head figures or shirts/hats and beach towels. Its a fantastic place you should not miss on your visit of Chicago.

Yes! Got to go see the Cubs play. Now my kids all love the Cubs. Super cool stadium and great atmosphere. Pretty neat that the stadium is in a neighborhood. If your in Chicago this is a must do!

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 isnt your thing theres plenty of good food near by

Historic, beautiful, wonderful vibe, all in a great city. Certainly if you are a fan of baseball this is a bucket list stadium. I was shocked at how clean the stadium was. Pristine. Even though this is an older stadium, it doesnt lack much. Whatever it does lack it more than makes up for in character. Plan to spend money for parking (around $40), and great food.

A classic... a bit transformed after all the renovations, but a classic none the less.I dont like that you cant see the dugouts anymore, but other than that I think the stadium is better overall. Theres plenty of food options and even good beer (not only Bud and the likes).The area is also improved with the addition of Hotel Zachary and its many restaurants.

Was a bucket-list item to see Wrigley for my dad, so we made the trip. It was an awesome time and Im glad we did.Chicago has plenty to check out and a super-cool city, and you definitely shouldnt miss seeing the ballpark.Wrigley lives up to the hype-- its a fantastic field.

Great place to meet up with Chicago Onewheelers !!

The best ball experience I have ever had. A true treasure. Dont miss going to a game.

This is my happy place! I am a huge Chicago Cubs fan and coming to Wrigley is my favorite thing to do all summer. The atmosphere and energy here is electric....but you better be a baseball fan!

This review is specifically of the TOUR. Katherine was an amazing tour guide.... witty, kind, helpful (she will take pics!) and full of information. The tour was totally worth the price of $25. It was so neat to see and be close to such much baseball history. We did a non game day tour, and were able to see more than the ones available on game days. Be prepared to walk quite a bit, but it is totally worth it for this behind the scenes view.

Iconic place to visit. Go Cubs! The field is pretty old though and could use some updating for sure. The surrounding places outside the field is pretty cool and has lots of things to do and see within walking distance. Wish they had some other food options for vegans though.

I didn’t get to catch a game here, but just seeing the historic ballpark was enough for me. The staff working in and around Wrigley were really awesome too. I’d love to come back and actually watch a game.

Chicago wouldn’t be the city it is without the iconic landmark known as Wrigley Field. You know a stadium has made a positive impact on a community when the entire town is named Wrigleyville. I recommend coming to a game at this ball park to see the Cubs play.It’s truly a one of a kind experience that I highly recommend. People are great and extremely enthusiastic. You are always gonna find action at this park no matter what team you come to watch. The dogs are tasty and the prices are reasonable. Love this baseball field.

I had a great view from the center field bleachers. It was an afternoon game so there was full sun the whole game. What an amazing field and great game!!

Ran the bases here with Mark Grace in 3rd Grade. Ran the streets when the won the series 21 years later. Id say I have some good memories around this place. Go cubbies

Great spot every thing around there is good

The stadium experience is wonderful. The atmosphere is exciting. the staff is also good. There is also a lot of fan spirit around here. This stadium is a classic ballpark and it sure reminds me of one!

A must visit on any baseball goers bucket list! Come at least 30mins before the game, as security can take awhile.Online said small backpacks only, but I saw multiple people with large/regular size backpacks- so that rule appears flexible.Highly recommend the hot beef sandwich, if your looking for a meal at the game.

Tons of fun! So fun to watch the Cubs play! Hot dogs were amazing! We got wet but still had alot of fun!