For two people to attend a Cubs game, it costs $116.06 — two tickets for $64.06; two hot dogs for $11.50; two beers for $15.50; and parking for $25.
Price of a Hot Dog: $6.50
Wrigley's $9.50 beers — the No. 2 most expensive in the league — don't help. And that's 50 cents more than Cubs fans paid last year for a brewski.Wrigley is a piece of history for Chicago and Baseball. From all the statues. Just walking around the park is worth it. If you have time pay for the tour but if you don't spend some time walking around the park and check it out.
Check Out the Away Games. It's true that catching a game at Wrigley Field is the ideal for Cubs fans, but choosing to travel for games has its money-saving perks, too! Currently, the starting prices for tickets to the Cubs' away games average about $20 less than their games at home.
How to Get Chicago Cubs Cheap Tickets
- Attend a Weekday Game. This may sound like a no-brainer, but weekend games are pricier and harder to find tickets for.
- Buy Your Tickets Late.
- Check out Special Ticket Offers from the Club.
- Look Through Third-Party Sellers.
- Choose a Game With a Less Exciting Opponent.
Best Food At & Near Wrigley Field
Like many other stadiums, Wrigley Field allows you to bring your own food into the stadium. You can also bring sealed bottled water in a soft sided cooler if you would like. No glass or cans. That is a great way for a fan on a budget to save a few bucks at a Cubs game.In the immediate area around Wrigley it is safe. The area is called "Wrigleyville" and has many bars and night clubs open late (2am). Generally it is a safe neighborhood. Be advised, after the games being in the area is not for kids-there is nothing kid related other than the park and nearby shops.
The following items are permitted at Wrigley Field during Cubs games: Bags, purses, fanny packs and backpacks smaller than 16 x 16 x 8 inches, soft-sided coolers, wheelchairs and small umbrella strollers. "Express" lanes will be available for guests not carrying a bag or container.
The following items are permitted at Wrigley Field during Cubs games: Bags, purses, fanny packs and backpacks smaller than 16 x 16 x 8 inches, soft-sided coolers, wheelchairs and small umbrella strollers. Please contact Cubs Fan Services at 773-388-8270 with questions regarding other Wrigley Field events.
No hard-sided coolers or thermoses of any kind are allowed into the park. Guests can bring unopened plastic water bottles. Laser pointers, brooms, car seats, inflatables, and selfie sticks are banned items as well.
Fans are welcomed into the Friendly Confines two hours before game time, when Wrigley's gates normally open. When a game is scheduled to start at 6:35, all gates open 90 minutes beforehand. For all other start times, two of the Stadium's gates open 2 hours before the game.
If it's cold, jeans or joggers are a good idea. For cooler nights at Wrigley Field, I like pants, denim jacket, a long-sleeve white top and a team hat. You can never go wrong with a team hoodie or jacket, either. The weather changes so quickly that it's a good idea to bring them anyway.
Every game is a sell out and the current owner does not hold tickets back like the previous team owner did. Once they are gone, there are not likely to be many, or any, available from cubs.com.
The total cost is $160 to get a brick at Wrigley Field.
once you are inside the stadium, only place you can venture to is a smoking area located outside but fenced in. over a year ago. No. Once you are in, you cannot leave and come back.
Learn the storied history of Wrigley Field or observe the grounds from the best views in the house. Game Day Tours will NOT visit the clubhouses, but will instead visit our indoor batting cage and enter the ballpark before gates open to experience the excitement of a game day at Wrigley Field.
Frequently Asked Questions. How much does it cost to park at Wrigley Field? Parking at Wrigley Field can cost anywhere between $10-$50. Free street parking is available within a mile of Wrigley Field, while private spots adjacent to the field go as high as $70.
The Red Line provides direct service to Wrigley Field via the accessible station at Addison, which is just a short walk away from the ballpark. Fans can transfer to Red Line trains from all other rail lines and from most east-west bus routes.
Take the CTA Out to the Ball Game at Wrigley Field. The Red Line provides direct service to Wrigley Field via the accessible station at Addison, which is just a short walk away from the ballpark. Fans can transfer to Red Line trains from all other rail lines and from most east-west bus routes.
From the Red and Blue Line subways, exit at Lake Red Line station or Washington Blue Line station and walk two to three blocks east to Millennium Park. From the Green, Orange, Brown, Pink and Purple Line Express elevated lines, exit at Washington/Wabash and walk one block east to Millennium Park.
Metra is the convenient and reliable choice for anyone coming to Chicago to watch the Cubs or White Sox. Save your energy for the game and let Metra handle the driving. Wrigley Field is just a half block west of the accessible Addison stop on the CTA Red Line.
