Wrigley Field Parking & Directions

Wrigley Field is in the middle of a residential neighbourhood and the Cubs write for that: they pair every driving route with the transit alternative, name the Red Line station that lets out a block from the gates, and publish park-and-ride prices on two suburban lines. The Yellow Line even runs an hour later on game nights.

Driving

Wrigley Field is at 1060 W. Addison St in Lakeview on Chicago's north side. From the Loop or the north side, take Lake Shore Drive north to Irving Park Rd, head west to Clark and turn left, south. The ballpark is ahead on the left. If Lake Shore Drive is heavy, Broadway or Clark are the alternatives. The Cubs ask visitors to respect the neighbourhood and follow posted signage and staff directions.

Public Transit

The CTA Red Line runs direct to the accessible Addison station, one block east of the ballpark; board it downtown at Jackson/State, Monroe/State, Washington/State or Lake/State, or at Howard, where Purple and Yellow Line trains from the northern suburbs connect. CTA buses #152 Addison and #22 Clark both stop at Clark and Addison. Park-and-ride is $5 at Howard, with more than 550 spaces, and $4 at Dempster-Skokie, with more than 400, three blocks east of the Edens Expressway. On game nights Yellow Line trains run an hour later, until midnight, from Howard.

Rideshare

On game and event days, rideshare services use a geo-fence for pick-up and drop-off spots around Wrigley Field. The pick-up locations are on Addison Street between Broadway and Halsted Street, and on Irving Park Road between Clark Street and Seminary Avenue.

Walking

Addison station on the Red Line lets out one block east of the ballpark.