Chicago Cubs Baseball Game at Wrigley Field

Overview

One of the oldest and most iconic franchises in Major League Baseball and a founding member of the National League, the Chicago Cubs’ legacy dates all the way back to 1876. The tradition and heritage is felt throughout Wrigley Field, a hallowed ground amongst baseball fans. The sense of pride and tradition makes every game feel like part of a larger narrative in baseball history. Wrigley Field is one of the most beloved ballparks in the country, offering a charming, old-school baseball experience that’s hard to find elsewhere. Opened in 1914, it’s one of the last remaining "classic" stadiums, with its ivy-covered outfield walls, manual scoreboard, and bleacher seating adding to the nostalgia. The Cubs’ historic 2016 World Series win, snapping their record 108-year drought, is one of the most amazing MLB moments in recent history. The Cubs are a truly iconic team a pioneer of America’s favourite past time. For an MLB experience like no other, Wrigley Field is the place to be!