Wrigley Field: Chicago Cubs Baseball, Concerts and Tours

FAQs

• How Do I Take A Tour or Meet the Players At Wrigley Field?

  During baseball season non-game day tours include the press box, bleachers, field, both clubhouses, and Cubs’ dugout. Game day tours feature the bleachers, field, and indoor batting cage. You'll have a chance to request autographs from the players before the end of batting practice, or 45 minutes before game time. The ballpark gates open two hours before scheduled games. Unauthorized areas for visitors are strictly enforced. Make note of the gate area on your ticket.

• Is Free Parking Available Near the Field? What are Wrigley Rooftops?

  Free remote parking is offered at 3900 Rockwell Street for night and weekend games. Complimentary shuttle service takes fans from the parking lot to Wrigley Field. Shuttle service begins 2.5 hours before the game. CTA Red Line trains provide direct service to Wrigley Field via Addison Station.  Wrigley Rooftops are sections located just outside of the ballpark in right field. Ideal for groups,  they feature stadium seats, indoor lounges, elevator access, and premium food.

Helpful Links

• http://wap.mlb.com/chc/ballpark/