Wrigley Field

**★★★★★ Yonkers12 — a month ago

If you’re in Chicago, the guided tour is an absolute "bucket list" experience—even if it’s not game day.

The Highlights: • The History: Our guide was a walking encyclopedia of Cubs lore. Learning about the "Friendly Confines," the legends who played here (like Ernie Banks and Ron Santo), and the stadium's unique architecture was fascinating.

• Exclusive Access: We got to step into the Cubs’ dugout, walk along the warning track, and see the famous ivy-covered walls up close. Sitting in the pres

**★★★★★ Scott Ryan — 2 months ago

One of the greatest ballparks on Earth. Period.

Wrigley is one of those stadiums that just hits different. It’s right up there with Tiger Stadium and Fenway for me — that perfect mix of history, charm, and “yeah, this place has seen some things.”

We’ve been here for games and the stadium tour, and honestly, the tour is a must-do. You get into the dugout, walk the warning track, climb into the bleachers, and see the ivy up close. The grounds crew even trimmed a little piece of ivy for my son —

**★★★★★ Eli Zaragoza — 3 months ago

First time visiting Chicago, and we knew we had to visit Wrigley Field! There weren’t any games the day we went, so we decided to take the tour instead — and it did not disappoint. Our tour guide was amazing, super knowledgeable, and made the experience even better. The history behind the field was so interesting, and we loved getting to see all the different parts of the stadium. Such a fun and memorable experience — definitely a must-do when in Chicago!

**★★★★★ Jack Oneil — 3 months ago

Beautiful historic place. Game was fantastic. Everybody was really nice. Stadium was spotlessly clean lines were big, but I thought they were handled well. Easy to find a bathroom that didn’t have a lineup all very clean as well and air conditioned. Would be happy to see a game there again..