Wrigley Field, Chicago

Home to Major League Baseball's Chicago Cubs, the Wrigley Field is the city's beloved sporting mecca

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Wrigley Field, Chicago

Home to Major League Baseball's Chicago Cubs, the Wrigley Field is the city's beloved sporting mecca.

Home to Major League Baseball's Chicago Cubs, the Wrigley Field is the city's beloved sporting mecca. Built in 1914, the stadium exudes an old-world charm with its ivy-covered brick outfield wall, red marquee over the main entrance, and hand-turned scoreboard. The atmosphere is electric during games, with the stadium being packed to its capacity of 41,268 spectators. If you would like to take a peek at what goes on behind the scenes, there are tours available too. Non-game day tours take visitors around the seating bowl, press box, Budweiser bleachers, clubhouse, Cubs' dugout, and field. Game day tours are conducted around the seating bowl, upper deck, Budweiser bleachers, Jim Beam patio, and field.

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About Wrigley Field

 1060 W Addison St, Chicago, IL, United States

 +1 773-404-2827

 chicago.cubs.mlb.com

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