Late Afternoon - For an afternoon start at Wrigley Field fans will find some of the best shade in the sections which run along the third base line. Most Field Le...
Early Afternoon - For a mid day start at Wrigley Field, the most prevalent shade is found in some of the less desirable viewing areas. Mezzanine (200 Level) and U...
More than half of all seats at Wrigley Field offer some type of shade or cover. To search for tickets or to find out if your seats are protected from the sun or rain, follow the link for the seat finder.
1914 Club - New for the 2018 season is the 1914 Club at Wrigley Field. The first 7 rows (A-G) in sections 14-27 will grant you access to this exclusive club whic...
Assurance Club - Assurance Club ticket holders will be treated to an upscale experience from down the left field line on the suite level of Wrigley Field. Amenities in...
When searching for a comfortable seat at Wrigley, we recommend sticking to the areas where you'll have a good natural line of sight to the infield, and close access from the concourse. Down the left field line fans can find some very good, and often affordable, options in the first 10 rows of Aisles 202 and 204. Although near the foul pole, t...
Unlike some other ballparks, Wrigley Field doesn't have a dedicated family section, however there are some areas we recommend over others. Along the third base line, Aisles 209 and 211 are not far from the Cubs dugout, and also put you close to Clark's Clubhouse (home of the Cubs new mascot, found on the third base concourse ramp). Nearby you...
For fans who want a chance at bringing home that one of kind game ball souvenir, there are a few areas at Wrigley which you'll want to consider. The front rows of Aisles 9-14 and 27-33 keep you right up against the dugouts, where you not only have incredible views, but will also be remarkably close to the players. It used to be that you send t...
When it comes to impressing your guest at a Cubs game, the best options are where you find some of the more unique views near the players. Unlike other ballparks, Wrigley doesn't have many bells and whistles (in-seat wait service, padded seating), but does have great places for getting close to your favorite big leaguers. For an undeniably me...
For many, a trip to Wrigley Field is more than just watching a baseball game, its about experiencing a neighborhood named for the home of the Chicago Cubs. To get a great feel for legendary Wrigleyville area, seats on the Upper Deck's west side are second to none. From Aisles 409 through 415 fans will have excellent views of the tall Chicago ...
For those looking for a social outing at Wrigley Field, the Bleachers are absolutely the place to be. Known for years as the top spot among party goers at the ballpark, the Bleachers are an ideal option for soaking in the sun and the suds. And as a general admission seating area during the regular season, there are a few different options for whe...
If you're at Wrigley to cheer on the visitors, there are a number of excellent options which keep you right by your favorite players. Often the best place for a visiting team fan to sit is right behind the dugout, however these seats also come with a higher price tag. Sections 27 through 33 put you right by the dugout, offering impressive sig...
Baseball purists will find some of the best spots for watching a game at Wrigley in upper rows of the Field Box (100 Level) seats. Close views and near perfect seating height are a big plus, and the smaller sections with entry tunnels both above and below the aisles ensure less time away from the game. Opt for seats in Rows 10 and higher in A...
Section 213 - Worst seats I have ever had. - Worst seats I have ever had, especially if you are up high -- I was in sec 213, row 21. I did not even feel like I was at the game at all. Totally enclosed by the roof and the overhead beams -- can not see the scoreboard, the sky, or even fly balls. You just see a thin sliver of field. Even worse, the big columns block the pitcher, 1B, or the plate, depending on your seat. It would have been better to watch from home on TV.
Section 215 - Column at Seat 114 - Obstructed view in seat 114. My seats are 105, 106 and the column is not in the way at all.
Section 202 - Safer in the first 19 rows - The support beam in aisle 202 is located at row 22, so normally it wouldn't be the worst assumption to say that all seats at or below row 22 are in the clear. However as the beam in neigboring aisle 204 is located lower down at row 15, some of the single numbered seats will have difficult views in rows 20 and higher. Stick with rows 19 to minimize an obstructed view to the infield.
Section 204 - Be sure to have triple digit seat numbers if sitting in rows 11-15 - Aisle 204 has its support beam located at row 15, so you should expect a potentially difficult experience if sitting in rows 16 and higher. But it is imporant to note that not all seats in rows 11-15 will be safe from obstruction due to the beam in aisle 205. If sitting in rows 11-15, opt for the triple lettered seats (located on the left side of the aisle as you face the field), as the seats on the right side of the aisle might have limited views due to neigboring support beams.
Section 205 - Clear infield views in rows 1-8 - While you need to consider the neigboring beams from rows below the beams themselves in aisles further down the line (202 and 204), in aisle 205 you begin to have a less extreme angle to the field. Therefore, the safest views here will be found at or beneath the aisle 205 beam which is found at row 8.
Section 206 - Less chance of obstructed views on the right side - Most views from seats higher than row 6 will have the risk of an obstructed view, but you can still find decent infield views if sitting in seat numbers 1-4 in rows 12 and lower. Without knowing the seat number prior to purchase, avoid rows 7 and higher whenever possible.
Section 208 - Avoid rows 7 and higher if sitting in triple digit seat numbers - The pillar in aisle 208 is located at row 6 on the left side of aisle (triple digit seat numbers). You can still find some clear views of the infield from higher, but you will want to be in the single digit seat numbers (right side) and in rows 10 and lower.
Section 209 - Single digit seat numbers best if sitting above the beam - If seat numbers are not available prior to purchase, stick with the safest options in aisle 209 which will be at or below the pillar located at row 6. There are still decent views to be found higher, but you will need to be in the single digit seats (located left of the aisle) and in rows 12 and lower.
Section 211 - Go with the lowest single digit seat numbers - Fans in aisle 211 will have difficult views of the infield from many of the seats higher than row 6. However if you are fortunate enough to find seat numbers 1-2 available, you can sit as high as row 18 and still have a good view to the infield.
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Highest Rated Seating Zones
Club Box Infield - ★★★★★ - Club Box Infield seating is located on the closest tier to the field, and spans from first base to the third base, including ...
Club Box Outfield - ★★★★★ - More affordable than the infield portion of the Club Box level, the Club Box Outfield seats provide another option for stayin...
Field Box Infield - ★★★★★ - Although the Field Box Infield seats do not extend all the way down to the playing surface, these are among the best all-arou...
Field Box Outfield - ★★★★ - The Field Box Outfield is a great place to find excellent seats at a reasonable price point without having to worry about vie...
Right Field Patio - ★★★★ - Located beneath the new right field videoboard, the Right Field Patio is another group seating option found near the Bleacher...
Terrace Level Infield - ★★★ - We recommend that fans be very careful when looking at seats on the Terrace Level at Wrigley Field. It is easy to get distra...
Upper Deck Infield - ★★★ - If you're looking for cheap Cubs tickets which aren't as far away as it gets, the Upper Deck Infield offers some good options...
Bleachers - ★★★ - The Bleachers at Wrigley Field are legendary for being the place to party for Cubs games. Located behind the outfield wall, ...
Terrace Level Outfield - ★★★ - Similar to the Terrace Level Infield, these seats down the baselines have some of the highest risk for obstructed views. The...
Upper Deck Outfield - ★★★ - Positioned on the highest seating tier and down the baselines, the Upper Deck Outfield aisles are often some of the cheapest ...
Standing Room Only - ★★ - Standing Room Only tickets are rarely made available for Cubs games. Most often, these tickets are released by the Cubs ticke...
"NEVER AGAIN IN THE BLEACHERS" - ★★ - Worst idea in a long time. Sounds great, stinks in real life. If I had 30 people I would do it becau...
bleachers
"Great View! No Support Obstructions" - ★★★★★ - Considering how late we shopped, we were fortunate to buy seats this good, under cover but not behin...
Section 235, Row 5, Seats 16,17
"Not the Best Seats" - ★ - There are some seats in this section that aren't that bad. But being in Row 6 or higher in Section 5...
Section 532, Row 9, Seat 110
"Can't See 2nd Base" - ★★ - The view of the plate is unobstructed, looking in between 2 columns. 2nd base is hidden behind the ...
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The extra-large stairs in the 500 level at Wrigley Field.
Some places at Wrigley, like Row 1 of the 500s sections come with the added bonus of additional legroom.
The iconic center field scoreboard at Wrigley Field.
The Budweiser Patio is a semi-private group space in right-field beneath the videoboard. This is an all-inclusive area ideal for small groups who are looking for a more upscale bleacher experience at Wrigley Field.
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Club Box Infield - - Club Box Infield seating is located on the closest tier to the field, and spans from first base to the third base, including ...
