Wrigley Field

As a lifelong White Sox Fan I'll forever hate the Cubs, but Wrigley Field is such a special place you have to love it. Wrigley is old and beautiful and maybe outdated (if you count troughs in place of urinals as outdated), but it's a memorial to a different era of baseball in America and has just so much tradition you can feel it.

Games will be expensive no matter how bad the Cubs are playing, but you can bet that the Old Style will always be cold. Try to sit as close to the field as possible no matter where your seats are so that your view isn't obstructed by a steel pole (except for the outfield seats). It's also cool to dig the Wrigleyville neighborhood that's so integrated with the stadium, but be warned that the area is positively teeming with bros at all hours of the day.

An old and outdated park, but it is full of history. Even if there isn't a game, it's worth it just to walk around it to see all the plaques and statues. The whole neighborhood (known as Wrigleyville) is always buzzing before, during, and after a Cubs game.

The Cubs are terrible and an embarrassment to the city of Chicago, but their stadium is pretty cool. Ivy on the walls: dope. Only organ music: doper. Random celebrities singing the 7th inning stretch: the dopest. The major drawbacks are the fans are drunks, the stadium itself needs some upgrades, and well the home-team... they are the worst.

Traffic is a nightmare and parking can cost over $40. Take the train into the game. There's really no good hotels in the immediate area either, or any fun attractions nearby that you can walk to. Don't forget sunscreen if you're in bleacher seats.

Oh jeeze, overrated in every way. See a game here. That's all you need. Only go if a team you like is playing. I suggest getting friends together and doing a rooftop instead! Wrigleyville is somewhat touristy, but it's still a pretty good time. Another one of those places you have to visit to say you've been there, but you learn it's a pain in the ass to watch a game here. DO A ROOFTOP!

Honestly, I think it's overrated. Say what you want about the history, but since there's no Jumbotron and only an organ, it's more boring than your average baseball game. And don't even think about wearing the opposing team's colors...Cubs fans are MEAN.

One of the few classic stadiums left. It’s old and small and the cubs stink. But it’s so special and nostalgic. Absolutely loved coming here.

Better than I imagined.

Great quick stop for photos. We were there when they were playing the White Sox so the vibes of the fans was great.

Wrigley is an absolutely beautiful baseball park with such a romantic feel, old school feel. The people were beyond nice and we had a great time enjoying a game with some friends. Highly recommend and would absolutely go again.