Wrigley Field

Pros: Enjoy this Unique Baseball game
Cons: The Home Team May Loose.

Although I have been to baseball games at other stadiums, seeing baseball at Comiskey Park was really a treat. Between the 7th and 8th inning, they actually do a "Seventh inning stretch" when almost the entire audience stands, stretches and...

Pros: What a feeling
Cons: None

I have loved going to Wrigley Field since I was a little girl and my parents introduced me to Wrigley Field and the Chicago Cubs. I have now been able to take not only my children but my grandchildren. What a feeling! It's a place to forget your...

Pros: Beautiful park
Cons: No Parking Lot

Wrigley Field is a great ballpark. The ballpark is very old and it has many different sites to see within its ivy covered walls. The fact that the Chicago Cubs play baseball there makes Wrigley Field an even better ballpark. I love going to see Sammy...

Pros: Atmosphere, great neighborhood
Cons: Parking is expensive (take the El); bleacher seats (best in the house) go quickly; the Cubs; $4.50 for a warm beer???

Wrigley Field can be summed up in two words: a shrine. A shrine to good Cubs teams of the early to mid 1900s, and a shrine to the miserable teams of the rest of the century.

For summer visitors, a trip to Wrigley Field is a necessity. The...

Pros: the atmosphere is unbelievable
Cons: no Jumbotron or any other 21st century advancements--if you're into that.

I went to Wrigley Field in June of 1997, to watch my beloved Kansas City Royals take on the Chicago Cubs. It was an experience I will never forget as long as I live.

I was sporting my Johnny Damon jersey when I arrived at Wrigley with my pops...

Pros: Great family fun at a good price
Cons: Not much parking take bus

Wrigley Field is a nice ball park and the average seat price is around 12 dollars which is a great price cheaper than most. Great food close to transportation. Great place to take a family they even have a family section that prohibits alcohol....

Pros: The grass, the ivy, the history... SEE IT BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE!!!
Cons: Parking (take the EL), Occasional heartbreaking loss by the Cubbies

The grass, the field, the ivy...

I could go on and on trying to describe the many individual things that make up one ball park. But it is more than just that, it is more than just a ball park, it is Wrigley Field. It is a testament to...

Pros: everything about it
Cons: none

I have been to a lot of beautiful baseball parks across the country but none come close to even comparing with the friendly confines of Wrigley
Field. Anywhere you sit whether it be the bleachers or up in the upper deck with the pigeons, there is...

Pros: Nice looking, deep in tradition
Cons: NONE

I am a Clevelander, but during one of my many visits to Chicago, I got around to taking in a ballgame at Wrigley Field.. It is a sharp contrast to the modern ballparks that Cleveland Indians fans are used to. I love Jacobs Field, but I also really liked...

Pros: It's Wrigley Field. Old time baseball feeling.
Cons: No Parking, concession costs.

What can you say about Wrigley Field, there is too much to say.

Every time I go there I get a great feeling of Nostalgia just being in this park, think of all the great players over the years that have swung a bat towards the ivy. Wrigley is...

Pros: great atmosphere, fun crowd
Cons: ticket availability and cost

I have two tips that some other people might not have shared with you. People often complain about the price of parking at Wrigley Field, but that shouldn't be an issue. Take the "El" train to the game. It costs $1.50 per ride and lets...

Pros: the best park in either league
Cons: price of beer and hot dogs,parking

What can you say about the worlds best ballpark. From the bleacherbums, to Skip Carey and Stoney, to the new guest conductor that they have at each and every home game. Harry still roams the corridors of Wrigley if you listen you can still hear him...

Pros: natural grass, bleachers, ivy
Cons: limited parking, few night games

I grew up in Chicago. When you grow up in Chicago, you are either a Cubs fan or a White Sox fan. There is no in between, there is no liking both teams. I being from the north side, I was a Cub fan, so my opinion my be a little biased. I believe you...

Pros: View, atmosphere
Cons: part of town

Wrigley Field is one of the first ballparks you hear about. There is just so much associtaed with this park. The ivy in the outfield wall, the apartment seats. The cubs fans throwing the ball back after the other team hits a homerun. There is just so...

Pros: Fun, Good story to tell
Cons: Are there any?

Does Wrigley really need any more of a description? All I have to say is that Wrigley is not simply about the baseball, it's about the experience. The stadium is filled with yuppie 20 and 30-somethings prancing around with a beer in one hand and a...