This is a baseball shrine. Sure, some of the facilities are dated by modern stadium standards but the place is a living museum of baseball lore. The fans are friendly (most of them) and the staff is helpful.

The tour was quite extensive, we went everywhere from the field, through the stands and bleachers in several different spots, both the visiting team and home locker rooms, the dug out, and the press box- everywhere pretty much! I thought it was a pretty decent tour, and loved all the history the place has. I know it isn't as flashy... More

This was our second game at Wrigley and it was great fun. We got to Wrigleyville by the Red Line Train early and just walked around the area. The atmosphere is awesome and it's very homey. People are relaxed. It was a great day for baseball and our family had a great time. After the game ended we hung around... More

Wow! The old stadium is so beautiful. When you walk in there, you can smell "Baseball" and history. And you have it all. Music, board, hot dog, peannuts and more. Be sure to check your seating because some seats have a partial block view.

We went to watch the Cubs dominate the Pirates 14-4, what an awesome place to see a game! Great atmosphere, easy to access on the train and a great night out.

Ok,I am not a Cubs fan, but who cannot like Wrigley Field. They still have the old fashioned scoreboard and organ.Plus,I love baseball, and the Cubbies love their team. Take time to get there early and hang out in one of the neighborhood bars before the game.

This is the way baseball used to be played! Great old park with awesome views. A must for visitors to Chicago.

Great old-time ball park! So much history and character. The entire area aroung the park is hopping woth activity and energy. This is the place to be on game day. This was our first time here and we normall go to Comerica Park for Tigers games. Comerica is great as a modern park, but it can't compare to Wrigley for... More

I only made a drive by during a game day. Just wanted the kiddies to see an old school stadium. Surely beats the concrete hunks most of us have.