Wrigley Field
Chicago · Home of ⚾ Chicago Cubs
⚡ Quick answers
- Who plays at Wrigley Field?
- Wrigley Field in Chicago is home to the Chicago Cubs (MLB).
- What is the closest airport to Wrigley Field?
- Chicago Midway (MDW) is the closest major airport, about 15 miles (24 km) from Wrigley Field — roughly 21 min by car depending on traffic.
- How much is parking at Wrigley Field?
- Game-day parking starts around $30 USD. The blocks immediately around Wrigley Field (Permit Zone 383, roughly Belmont-Irving-Broadway-Ashland) convert to resident-permit-only tow zones starting about 3 hours be…
- How much is a beer at Wrigley Field?
- Beer prices vary by stand and we couldn't confirm a standard price this season. A regular hot dog is about $8.99 USD (estimate). Prices vary by stand and size and may change.
- How do you get to Wrigley Field without a car?
- CTA Red Line to Addison station is directly adjacent to the park - about a 2-minute walk to the Clark & Addison gate.
- Where are the best seats at Wrigley Field?
- Lower boxes behind the plate; the outfield bleachers are the party; upper-deck reserved is a great cheap view of the classic scoreboard. Rooftops across Waveland/Sheffield are a Chicago tradition.
- What is the bag policy at Wrigley Field?
- Bags smaller than 16×16×8 in. (no clear requirement); no backpacks, even clear ones. A personal amount of food is allowed; no wrapped packages. Factory-sealed plastic bottles are allowed, and unsealed plastic bottles if empty; no glass or metal.
- Is Wrigley Field wheelchair accessible?
- Buy accessible seats (you plus up to 3 companions) in advance at the Clark St Ticket Office, 800-THE-CUBS, fanservices@cubs.com or Cubs.com/Tickets. Accessible parking is in the Toyota Camry Lot (1126 W. Grace St), reservable at Cubs.com/Parking, with free accessible golf carts to the Left Field Gate. All gates have accessible lanes and there are elevators at the main gates and corners. Free gate-to-seat wheelchair service, first-come—you'll get a ticket for your post-game pickup.
✈️🚗 Getting to Wrigley Field
Nearest major airport: Chicago Midway (MDW) — about 15 mi / 21 min away.
🏟️ Fan guide
Best seats
Lower boxes behind the plate; the outfield bleachers are the party; upper-deck reserved is a great cheap view of the classic scoreboard. Rooftops across Waveland/Sheffield are a Chicago tradition.
Parking
Very limited and pricey in Wrigleyville — use the Red Line or remote lots with a shuttle. Residential permit parking is strictly enforced. ($50–75 (Wrigleyville lots) USD)
Getting there
Red Line to Addison drops you at the gate — by far the easiest way.
Bar scene
One of the best pre-game bar districts in sports — Clark & Addison is packed hours before first pitch. Rooftops for a splurge.
Pre-game bars
- Murphy's Bleachers — Right by the bleacher entrance — the spot.
- The Cubby Bear — Legendary corner bar across from the marquee.
- Sluggers — Multi-level; batting cages upstairs.
Concession prices (USD, approx)
- Standard beer, 2026Not confirmed
- Hot dog (estimate)$8.99
- Chicago dog$7
- Italian beef$13
Prices vary by stand and size and may change.
Insider tips
- Take the Red Line to Addison
- Wind off the lake swings the game — check the flags
♿ Accessibility at Wrigley Field
Buy accessible seats (you plus up to 3 companions) in advance at the Clark St Ticket Office, 800-THE-CUBS, fanservices@cubs.com or Cubs.com/Tickets. Accessible parking is in the Toyota Camry Lot (1126 W. Grace St), reservable at Cubs.com/Parking, with free accessible golf carts to the Left Field Gate. All gates have accessible lanes and there are elevators at the main gates and corners. Free gate-to-seat wheelchair service, first-come—you'll get a ticket for your post-game pickup.
- Sensory-friendly
- IBCCES Certified Autism Center. KultureCity sensory bags at Fan Services and a sensory room next to the Fan Services booth behind home plate; headphones can be borrowed with ID.
- Hearing
- Free assistive listening devices with ID at Fan Services (behind home plate and by the Bleacher Gate). Captions on the ribbon boards, on your phone at captioncast.eegicap.com (code 'WrigleyField'), and on handheld devices.
- ASL interpreters
- Interpreters are at all concerts; for tours, request at 773-388-8270. No ASL policy for games.
- Service animals
- Service dogs or miniature horses only. For relief breaks, exit and re-enter through the Gallagher Way Gate.
🎒 Can I bring it? Bag & food policy
- Bags
- Bags smaller than 16×16×8 in. (no clear requirement); no backpacks, even clear ones.
- Bag check
- No storage for any items.
- Outside food
- A personal amount of food is allowed; no wrapped packages.
- Water bottles
- Factory-sealed plastic bottles are allowed, and unsealed plastic bottles if empty; no glass or metal.
- Refill stations
- Water fountains throughout the ballpark.
- Re-entry
- No re-entry (except service-animal relief via the Gallagher Way Gate).
Not allowed & exceptions
- Hard-sided coolers
- Umbrellas with metal tips or over 10 in.
- Portable stadium seats
- Aerosol sunscreen
- Diaper and medical bags allowed
From the venue's official guest guide, checked 2026-10. Rules can change by event. Official policy ↗
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