(773) 404-2827
1060 W Addison St
Chicago,
IL
60613
41.947189
-87.656498
Neighborhoods: North Side, Wrigleyville
What People Are Saying About Wrigley Field
The Editor
Peter Behle
Citysearch
Overview – From ivy clinging to the outfield wall to the manually-operated scoreboard, Wrigley Field is the real deal. There isn't a bad spot in the intimate, 40,000-seat house, save for a few behind the supporting beams. Standard hot dogs, nachos, pretzels, peanuts and brats can be found at vendors sprinkled throughout the stadium. If you're looking for unconventional baseball fare, try one of the specialty stands or the resident sports bar, Sheffield Grill. – – The Experience – The usually rowdy crowd keeps Wrigley lively with sacred traditions like throwing the…
10/28/09
the credit physician knocks it out of the park
by md physician
the credit physician loves the game of baseball,i love a good score and helping people get the very best score possible the ball park is beautifull and growing up every little boy who enjoys the game needs to vist this park,the credit physician was caught catching a home run ball,see you at the ball park
- Pros: i love a good score
- Cons: hate a bad score
01/08/09
BEST BALL FIELD IN THE WORLD
by bookworm0825
I'm only Sixteen so my word may not carry much weight with the older crowd but i love Wrigley Field and there is no other stadium where that many fans will show and support a team when its forty degrees out and raining. if you've got a problem Wrigley Field then go and get your head examined or leave it alone so others can enjoy it. i love the people and the team and i hope Wrigley stay exactly the same.
07/25/08
way overrated
by westernhills
Dirty place; rude people who try to pass as fans. Feared for my kids safety there. Least knowledgeable baseball crowd in the majors. Very unimpressive. Nothing but a tourist trap.
- Pros: Get to see other teams.
- Cons: Dirty. Rude. Obnoxious people. Drunks
The Details on Wrigley Field
Know Before You Go:
Celebrate victory or drown your sorrows at a Wrigleyville watering hole or grab a bite at one of the nearby restaurants.
Save Money:
Bring your own peanuts and popcorn--most food is allowed in the stadium. But your own alcohol isn't.
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