Wrigley Field

For Cubs games, bags smaller than 16" x 16" x 8" are allowed and backpacks are not. Concerts can set different rules.

For Cubs games, gates usually open 90 minutes before first pitch, and two hours before for Opening Day, Saturday games, and special occasions. Each mobile ticket shows an assigned entry gate. Concerts can differ, so check your event page.

Wrigley Field sits in a dense residential neighborhood with very limited parking; most streets are permit-only. The Cubs offer a prepaid remote lot at Gallagher Way/DeVry with a shuttle, plus scattered private lots and garages that fill fast. The CTA Red Line Addison stop is the easiest way in.

For pickup, use Addison between Broadway and Halsted, or Irving Park between Clark and Seminary.

Accessible seating and parking for guests with mobility disabilities can be purchased at the Wrigley Field Ticket Office, by calling 800-THE-CUBS, by emailing fanservices@cubs.com or by visiting Cubs.com/Tickets.

Wrigley Field offers a variety of food and beverage options including classic comfort foods with modern twists, such as Chicken Tenders & Fries, Cheeseburgers, and specialty hot dogs. Highlights include the Bacon Wrapped Hot Dog and Pastrami Fry. Fans can also enjoy a selection of local and popular beers at the Beer Garden.

During games, guests may exit the ballpark to access Gallagher Way only through the Gallagher Way Gate after the conclusion of the first inning with re-entry closing at the bottom of the eighth inning.

The Wrigley Field Ticket Office located on Clark Street, just north of the Wrigley Field Marquee, will be open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. with extended hours for evening home games.