I love old ballparks. I would rank Wrigley high up there, right behind Fenway. This ballpark is awesome, a great experience will be had here. Went to the Reds-Cubs game yesterday and it was great! Some fans are unruly, but for the most part they root for their team and are knowledgeable about the game. The park itself is a gem. Not a bad seat in the house! Loved walking around the ballpark and seeing all its quirks and crannies. Any true baseball fan must pay this park a visit. The surrounding neighborhood is neat to walk through too, especially before a game.

G Man

A great old ball park full of history.

My husband and I love sports we weren't disappointed in visiting Wrigley Field. It was a step into the vintage past, as soon as you come up the steps you see the ivy walls and the old style scoreboard that they still manually change today. The fans are friendly and enthusiastic. Seeing the bleachers on top of the building is a unique sight itself. I highly recommend this if you visit Chicago.

We went to Chicago in late July. We did not make any advanced plans so when we found out that the St Louis Cardinals were playing the Chicago Cubs we decided to try to get tickets. We found a guy selling tickets and bargained with him until we felt we got a fair price. We paid $50 dollars a seat and sat about 15 rows up from the Cardinals dugout. My kids (14 and 9) loved it since we are from the St Louis area and are Cardinals fans. It appeared that the stadium was split almost evenly in fan support. Since this is a big rivalry, we thought there might be trouble after the game, but we noticed nothing and had a great time even though the Cardinals lost. My son loved sitting that close so we were glad we got great seats for a reasonable price. If you like baseball, I would recommend visiting.