Wrigley Field Tickets and Seating Charts - Chicago, IL

When it comes to Major League Baseball parks, Wrigley Field is in a league of its own. It’s the second-oldest stadium in the country, which means it has a whole lot of history living within its walls. Its old-school ambiance, ivy-covered brick outfield walls and iconic main entrance marquee are some of the reasons the MLB’s Chicago Cubs fans never get tired of watching a game at Wrigley Field.

Wrigley Field has played host to hundreds of events since 1914 including football games, soccer matches and concerts. It was only in 2005 that rock shows were allowed in the stadium, with longtime Cubs fan Jimmy Buffett gracing the stage in center field. Since then, rock legends such as the Police, Billy Joel, Elton John, Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney have all performed at Wrigley.

The ballpark is located in the heart of Chicago’s North Side not far from Lake Michigan. Dozens of restaurants, sports bars and cafés are within walking distance, and there are several hotels nearby offering everything from budget to luxury accommodations. Metra Trains, PACE shuttle buses and CTA buses and trains provide access to the stadium from downtown Chicago and its surrounding areas. For drivers, there are hundreds of parking spaces within a 1-mile radius of Wrigley Field.