Wrigley View Rooftop offers incredible views of games and concerts with no obstructive scoreboards. Elevator access ensures easy entry for all guests. Enjoy free drinks and food in a lively yet comfortable setting perfect for medium-sized groups.
Wrigley View Rooftop offers an incredible view of games and concerts. It stands out with its excellent vantage point free from obstructive scoreboards found on other rooftops.
"Watching a game here is an awesome experience with outstanding vibes."
"The food here was really good."
"The scenic views from the rooftop were incredible."
Good to know
Entry is not allowed until 45 minutes before the concert starts.
The concert starts at 5:30 pm, but doors open at 7:30 pm.
Food and drinks end early, so plan accordingly.
Historic stadium charms with ivy-covered walls and a hand-operated scoreboard. Friendly crowds enjoy a community-focused vibe and gather around open fire pits. Spectators love the rooftop views and clear sightlines from the bleachers.
Amazing views come from multiple spots like the rooftop and the Catalina Club. The ballpark offers plenty of vantage points, including good sightlines from the bleachers.
Good to know
Expect long lines and crowds during weekend games.
Ticket prices can be as high as $250 per game.
The concessions accept Apple Pay and Google Pay for convenience.
Cocktail lounge boasts iconic Wrigley Field views from its outdoor deck and balcony. Stylish decor with a cozy fireplace creates a chic vibe. Daytime is swanky and chill, while nights turn lively with DJs and loud music, perfect for social groups enjoying craft cocktails and games.
Outdoor seating on the deck offers great views of Wrigley Field. The balcony provides an iconic perspective of the park in a chic and stylish setting.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for groups of six or fewer for a comfortable experience.
Valet parking is available for $8.
Expect high prices, with cocktails averaging $22 each.
Gym spans two floors with great city views from large windows. Spacious layout includes a large weight room and open floor for workouts. Lighting feels harsh and clinical, while pool and sauna amenities often face maintenance issues.
Large windows offer great views of downtown and the city skyline. The weight room and workout areas overlook Chicago's cityscape, adding a scenic backdrop to exercise.
Good to know
Parking costs an additional $7 on top of the monthly fee.
The sauna has been broken for over a month with no repair estimate.
The pool has been closed for 4 months due to failed inspections.
Rooftop venues offer amazing views of Cubs games with stadium seats that have back support. The atmosphere is kid-friendly and blends comfort with exclusivity. Food includes all-you-can-eat and self-serve stations, though options can be limited.
Rooftop spots offer beautiful views with some areas providing better vantage points than others. The views during the Cubs game stand out as especially great and fun to take in.
Good to know
The experience costs $250 per person, varying by game importance.
Food options are limited for guests with allergies, impacting dining experience.
Drinks and alcohol stop being served an hour and a half before the game.