Wrigley Field

Before heading to Wrigley Field, guests should review the venue’s policies to plan ahead and help ensure a smooth event-day experience.

• Re-Entry & Smoking: Re-entry is not permitted at Wrigley Field. Once guests enter the ballpark, they may not exit and re-enter. The ballpark is also smoke-free. Smoking is prohibited in all areas, including cigarettes, vaping devices, and electronic cigarettes.³
• Payment Options: Wrigley Field is a cashless ballpark. Guests can use credit/debit cards or mobile pay options to make purchases. Reverse ATMs are also available inside the venue for guests who wish to convert cash into a prepaid card.³
• Prohibited Items: No outside alcohol, weapons of any kind, full-sized baseball bats, or portable stadium seats are allowed at Wrigley Field. Check the official information guide for the complete list of prohibited items.³
• Age Restrictions: Wrigley Field welcomes fans of all ages. Guests three years and older must have a ticket, while children two years and under must share a seat with an adult if they do not have their own ticket.³

For the most up-to-date guidance and information on regulations (including bag policies), check the official Wrigley Field information guide.

Chicago is home to a variety of sports and entertainment venues. The city offers vibrant dining, nightlife, and cultural attractions. It’s a lively year-round destination:

• United Center: The United Center opened in 1994 and is home to the Chicago Bulls of the National Basketball Association and the Chicago Blackhawks of the National Hockey League. The arena hosts concerts, family shows, and other major events.⁶
• Concord Music Hall: The Concord Music Hall is a mid-sized live music venue known for concerts across a variety of genres. The venue features bars and amenities to enhance the live music experience.⁷
• Chicago Theatre: The Chicago Theatre is a downtown Chicago landmark with a seating capacity of around 3,600 that hosts concerts, comedy shows, special events, and theater performances.⁸

Wrigley Field has limited on-site parking, but is easily accessible from downtown Chicago, making it convenient for guests arriving by car or public transit.

Public Transportation: The Ballpark is served by the CTA Red Line at Addison Station and by several bus routes along Addison and nearby streets, providing easy access for guests who prefer public transit.⁴

Driving: Wrigley Field is located at 1060 W Addison St, Chicago, IL 60613, just off Lake Shore Drive and major city streets. Designated parking options include nearby private lots and garages. Some of the Closest parking options are:

• Wrigley Field Official Lot A: 1035 W Waveland Ave, Chicago, IL 60613
• Wrigley Field Official Lot B: 1045 W Waveland Ave, Chicago, IL 60613

Wrigley Field offers a wide variety of food and beverage options for fans of all tastes. Standard concessions throughout the concourses feature classic stadium fare, local Chicago favorites, and grab-and-go snacks. Guests 21 and older can purchase alcoholic beverages, including beer, wine, and cocktails, at select stands and lounges.

Premium and club areas include gourmet offerings and specialty items, with some sections providing in-seat service and curated menus. Many concessions accommodate dietary preferences, offer kid-friendly options, and support mobile ordering through MLB Ballpark app for added convenience.⁵

Whether you’re seeking quick bites or craft food, Wrigley Field caters to a wide range of tastes during Cubs games and special events.

Wrigley Field opened in 1914 on Chicago’s North Side and has been a longtime home of the Chicago Cubs of Major League Baseball. Its ivy-covered outfield walls, hand-operated scoreboard, and historic brick exterior are all elements of its architectural character.¹

In addition to Cub home games, Wrigley Field has hosted notable events, including the 2009 NHL Winter Classic and international soccer matches featuring clubs such as Liverpool FC and AC Milan. The venue has also served as a concert site for artists like Dave Matthews Band, The Black Keys, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

The ballpark has undergone multiple renovation phases, including preservation of its historic exterior, upgrades to concourses and club spaces, improvements to seating and sightlines, and the addition of modern amenities between 2014 and 2019, helping maintain its role as a multi-event venue.⁸