Wrigley Field

Wrigley Field is about 1829 m (roughly 23 min walk) from Wilson station on the Chicago "L". Use the directions link on this page for turn-by-turn walking directions.

Wrigley Field has a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 36,226 reviews.

Also within a short walk of the same station: The Guesthouse Hotel, Montrose Dog Friendly Area, Spacca Napoli Pizzeria.

Yes — Google lists the following accessibility features for Wrigley Field: wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking, wheelchair-accessible restroom, wheelchair-accessible seating.

Google lists these parking options near Wrigley Field: free parking lot, paid parking lot, free street parking, paid street parking.

Take the CTA Red Line to Addison; the station is steps from the ballpark. Public transportation is usually easier than driving and parking.

Arriving 60–90 minutes before first pitch gives time for transit delays, security, food, photos, and finding your seat. Gate-opening times vary.

Most seating is outdoors and exposed to the weather. Some seats beneath upper decks have overhead cover, but sightlines can be affected by support columns.

Check the forecast and dress in layers. Spring games can be cold and windy, while summer day games may be hot and sunny. Sunscreen or rain gear may be useful.

Historically, limited outside food in appropriate disposable packaging and sealed nonalcoholic drinks may be allowed, but container, quantity, and bottle rules change. Check the current bag and permitted-items policy before attending.

Historically, bags up to approximately 16 by 16 by 8 inches have been screened, while backpacks have commonly been prohibited except for medical and diaper-bag needs. Current rules may be more restrictive, especially for concerts.

Tours are often offered on both game and non-game days, but game-day routes may exclude areas needed by players and staff. Advance reservations are advisable.

Normally, entry requires a valid game, tour, concert, or special-event ticket. The exterior marquee and surrounding Wrigleyville area can be visited without a stadium ticket.

Keep the original ticket and follow the Cubs’ official announcement. The ticket may be valid for a rescheduled game or handled under a specific exchange or credit policy; refunds are not automatic in every case.

The ballpark has operated largely or entirely cashless in recent seasons, accepting cards and mobile payments. Confirm the current payment policy before visiting.