Venues
Wrigley Field
Seating
Standing Room Only

Standing Room Only Tickets at Wrigley Field

Standing Room Only Seat Views

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Features & Amenities

Terrace-Level Location: Standing Room Only areas are located behind the 200-level sections along the walkways at Wrigley Field.
No Assigned Seating: Tickets do not include a seat, requiring fans to stand throughout the game.
Limited Views: Sightlines are heavily obstructed by support poles and the upper deck overhang.
Budget Entry Option: One of the only ways to get into sold-out or high-demand games.

Who Should Sit Here

Standing Room Only is ideal for fans who prioritize getting into the ballpark over having a good view of the game. It’s best for budget-conscious buyers or those attending sold-out games who are willing to sacrifice comfort and sightlines for the Wrigley Field atmosphere.

What to Expect from Wrigley Field SRO

Standing Room Only tickets are rarely made available for Cubs games. Most often, these tickets are released by the Cubs ticket office on a per-game basis - usually for sold-out weekend games or postseason play.

If considering purchasing a Standing Room Only ticket, temper expectations. They're ideal for getting inside Wrigley for the atmosphere, but views to the game and overall experience are much better from a seated section.

Fans with an SRO ticket will not have a reserved seat. Instead, they will be permitted to stand on the walkway behind the Terrace seats. This puts ticketholders behind the 200s sections in some of the least desirable areas to watch a game.

Standing Room Only Views

The view from the SRO spaces are extremely limited. Sightlines are obstructed by the poles supporting the upper deck and by the overhang which covers the Terrace level.

With the ability to move around, you can usually adjust your sightline on to avoid being directly behind a pole, but the overhang will still limit your ability to see flyballs and popups. Fans in the back rows of 200s reserved seating have a similar issue sitting down - and it becomes even more exaggerated when standing.

Wrigley Field offers few alternatives for SRO ticketholders. Since these tickets are usually only available for sold-out games, it's unlikely you'll be able to snatch up an empty seat.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map