San Francisco Giants at Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field Chicago

Wrigley Field, formerly known as Weeghman Park, is an astonishing stadium on the North Side of Chicago. It is a ballpark of Major League Baseball's Chicago Club with a seating arrangement of almost 41,469.

It is one of the oldest and most distinguished Major League Baseball parks in the USA, established in 1914. In addition to Baseball, Wrigley Field was home to other teams and events. The stadium hosts concerts, musical festivals, and football and hockey games. Other important events at Wrigley Field include a ski jumping contest (1944) and boxing matches.

Wrigley Field is owned by the Ricketts family and operated by the WORDSChicago Cubs. It is famous for features like an ivy-covered brick outfield wall, a spectacular red marquee on the main entrance, a hand-operated scoreboard, and unique wind patterns off Lake Michigan.

Moreover, this place hosts several musical events in the summer, headlined by some of the biggest names in music, including Lady Gaga, Guns N' Rose, Jonas Brothers, and Foo Fighters. It has also been featured in movies and television shows such as The Last Summer, The Express, About Last Night, and more.

Wrigley Field is a must-see Chicago attraction for baseball fans. The stadium is open year-round and offers a variety of experiences, from daily tours to behind-the-scenes events for groups. Whether celebrating an anniversary or attending a special event at the park, there are plenty of activities to enjoy in and around Wrigley Field.