Heading to a game or event at Wrigley Field? With a seating capacity of over 40,000, large crowds and an exciting atmosphere for every event! SpotHero is here with everything you need to know for a smooth and fun experience from start to finish!
Overview
Opened in 1914, Wrigley Field has been home to the Chicago Cubs since 1916. It is the second oldest park in Major League Baseball, and a national historic landmark. It has a seating capacity of 41,600. It hosts numerous games and events throughout the year.
Getting to Wrigley Field
Parking at Wrigley Field
Located in the busy Wrigleyville neighborhood, free and street parking is extremely limited and in high demand. If you opt for street parking, make sure to read all posted signs and warnings carefully.
Official parking is available for a fee. Rates vary depending on the event, and lots are first-come, first-serve. You can also reserve parking at nearby facilities or pay locations, or spot owners directly; some are cash-only, so come prepared! For more parking availability and directions, visit Wrigley Field’s transportation page.
Public Transportation to Wrigley Field
Visitors are encouraged to take public transportation to Wrigley Field whenever possible. Wrigley Field is accessible via the Addison stop on the red line of the ‘L’ elevated train line. It can also be accessed via the #8, #22, #80, and #152 bus lines. You can find routes, schedules, fares, and additional details on the Chicago Transit Authority website.
Plan Your Visit: Tips, Tricks, and On-site Policies
Event tickets can be purchased online and are delivered digitally. Tickets are scanned on your mobile device upon arrival. Learn more and find pricing and availability here.
For a seamless event experience, we recommend downloading the MLB Ballpark App. This app allows you to save your tickets for easy entry and find food and beverage options! Download here.
Hungry? Outside food is allowed inside Wrigley Field. Outside alcohol is not permitted. Containers of any kind that are made of glass, metal, or aluminum are not allowed.
Didn’t come prepared? Don’t worry, there are plenty of concession options available! You can find available vendor listings in the MLB Ballpark App.
Wrigley Field is a cashless venue. They accept all major credit and debit cards.
Wrigley Field Bag Policy
Bags must not exceed 16’’ x 16’’ x 8’’, roughly the size of a personal airline carry-on. Backpacks and hard-sided coolers are not permitted inside Wrigley Field. All bags are subject to search. You can find a list of other prohibited items and learn more about the bag policy here.
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