I live 50 miles from Boston being able to go to Fenway any day and have been to Yankee stadium. Wrigley Field blows both of these places out of the water. The atmosphere is a very festive and friendly one. The sight lines are great and area around the ballpark fabulous. You must get to Wrigley once.

It is so beautiful there. My husband and I drive several hours every July for a game, and since the last couple years we haven't been able to get enough of the atmosphere, we are going two of the five days we are in town. Experience it at least once, and just remember, "there isn't a bad seat in the house"

My friend who loves baseball said we have to have to go to Wrigley Field so I figured lets give it a shot and go. And the fact that they were playing the Dodgers when I was there would be fun as well. Met some cool people on the train over and we all met up later at one of the nearby bars for a drink.

We had no tickets but heard that wasn't gonna be a problem. Instead of buying from a scalper we bought from a ticket broker selling tickets as we walked off the train to Wrigely Field. It was really fun and found all the fans to be super nice, even tho we were from LA routing for the Dodgers. The baseball diamond looked awesome at night as we walked in. For someone who isn't a big fan of the sport, I still thought the view was spectacular!

I am hoping next time I go, I can find those tickets on the roof of the bars/restaraunts. That seems like it would be a fun time!!!

P.S. The Dodgers lost that night in case anyone cares ;-)

Wrigley Field, while indeed historic, really lacks. I went there last year while on a trip and can see why teams build new stadiums. Trust me, Wrigleyville, the skyline view, the ivy walls and all the elements (including the game!) you expect are great. However the stadium itself is horrendous. Gates to get in are few and far between. We stood in line probably 20 minutes to get in, so we missed Bill Murray throwing the 1st pitch. It took another 10 to get through the concourse. By now it was well into the first inning and we were chastised for not getting to our seats on time (you might meet some really "classy" people). Apparently, tickets are issued for standing room as well, so the entire place is clogged with people standing where they shouldn't be. I snagged a hotdog and beer on the way in from a vendor. Well the one beer kicked in during the 4th inning so I headed off for the men's room. I couldn't believe my eyes - the line must have been 50 men deep...out the door!! No other restrooms anywhere that I could tell. My wife was shivering and so we ended up leaving. So if you go...get there wayyyy early...don't drink anything (including water)...bundle up if it's cold...and have patience. Should be a lot of fun!!! I'm glad I went but I'll likely never be the one who suggests going there in the future!