Wrigley Field is in a residential area, so parking is limited. The easiest way to get to Wrigley Field is via the Metra Rail.
Take the Red Line to the Addison stop or the Purple Line Express from Howard and get off at Sheridan (weekday nights only).
Alternatively, fans in the northwest and west suburbs of Chicago can take the Pace’s Wrigley Field express Bus straight to the ballpark. There are two routes that leave from Hillside Park-n-Ride or the Atrium Corporate Center Park-n-Ride, meaning you can enjoy free parking at both locations and pay $4.50 for the bus route (each way) towards the stadium.
Wrigley Field address:
1060 W Addison St, Chicago, IL 60613, United States
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What an experience! Especially after all of the hype with the cubs this year. Sounds like something I have to do when I finally get to Chicago 🙂
Although I am not that much into sports, it still looks like quiet an interesting place to visit. I love the way people gather and cheer in unison. How they get so deeply involved in the sport that they sometimes hold their breathe and watch 🙂
For avid sports fans, I’m sure nothing beats watching all the live excitement, screaming in unison and holding bated breaths together. But I wouldn’t know, I’m not a sporty kinda person 🙂
I also do not know much about baseball. But it is not big here in Germany. The only sports team from Chicago I know was CHicago Bulls actually. Interesting to learn about other sports/teams as well.
Hey,
Baseball isn’t too popular in the UK either but we always try to see the local sport and team whilst travelling – gives you a great sense of the place whilst being a good laugh at the same time 🙂
Looks like you had great seats! I’m not too much of a baseball fan but I love the hotdogs! I enjoyed reading your post
Funny that you weren’t fans of baseball but still decided to take in this very patriotic and much-loved sport especially in such an iconic stadium! The atmosphere must’ve been crazy! Have you been to another baseball game since then?
We’d love to go to a baseball match in America! It must have been awesome to be part of the crowd for such an iconic sport. Was everyone eating hot dogs too? That’s what I imagine when I think of a baseball crowd in the US! I’d need to brush up on a few rules first I think.
This would have been incredible around the World Series. I wanted them to win after my team the Blue Jays lost as it had been 108 years since their last championship. I hope to go to a game and explore Wrigley field when I travel to Chicago!
Looks like you guys had an amazing time! I went to Wrigley once and it’s definitely one of a kind. Especially that area in the back with all the houses over the bars and people going nuts! Haha. Gotta love their deep dish too. I’m craving some now!
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