Wrigley Field Seating Guide
Chicago Cubs · Chicago, IL
- Cheapest section
- $25+
- Sections
- 5
- Capacity
- 41,649
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Accessible seating
Accessible sections are located throughout Wrigley Field near elevators, lifts, or ramps, with seating for up to three companions subject to availability.
Applies to: Chicago Cubs games
- Assistive listening
Assistive listening devices are free at both Fan Services locations in exchange for identification.
Applies to: Chicago Cubs games
- Fan Services is behind home plate on the main concourse and by the Budweiser Bleacher Gate.
- Sensory services
A KultureCity sensory room is on the main concourse next to Fan Services behind home plate, and sensory bags are available at both Fan Services locations at no charge.
Applies to: Chicago Cubs games
- Wrigley Field is an IBCCES Certified Autism Center.
Wrigley Field sells by named area rather than by level number, and the names are the ones printed on the ticket: Club Box and Field Box in the lower bowl, Terrace Box and Terrace Reserved on the 200 level, Upper Deck Box and Upper Deck Reserved on the 400s, and the Budweiser Bleachers in the outfield. The park opened in 1914 and the geometry shows it — support posts, a low upper deck that sits closer than most, and an outfield section that is general admission rather than reserved.
Tips & Fan Reports
The upper deck is unusually close for a 400 level, so an Upper Deck Reserved seat is a genuine alternative to a mid-price ticket rather than a last resort.
The Terrace Level is the one reachable by elevator.
Ask about posts before buying in the lower bowl. Wrigley is a 1914 ballpark and the steel that holds the upper deck up stands in some sightlines.
Bleacher tickets are general admission, so the queue at the Budweiser Bleacher Gate at Sheffield and Waveland forms well before first pitch.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Club Box / Premium Infield
$95 - $400Most expensive tier
Lower bowl between the bases, close enough to read the pitcher's grip, with the ivy and the manual scoreboard in front of you.
Pros
- Closest reserved seats to the infield
- Shortest walk to the lower concourse and its concessions
Cons
- The most expensive reserved ticket in the park
- Wrigley's original steel support posts obstruct sightlines in parts of the lower bowl — check the section before buying
Field Box
$70 - $200Lower bowl down the lines and into the corners, level with the field and looking across the infield.
Pros
- Lower-bowl proximity without the Club Box price
- Close to the field-level concourse
Cons
- Corner seats face across the diamond rather than into it
- Posts obstruct some rows here too
Terrace Reserved
$30 - $85The 200 level, one deck up and set back, giving you the whole field including the outfield walls and both bullpens.
Pros
- The full-field view the lower bowl cannot give you
- Elevators serve the Terrace Level, so it is reachable without stairs
Cons
- Set back far enough that the infield action loses some scale
- Overhang from the deck above cuts off the sky in the back rows
Upper Deck Reserved
$25 - $70Cheapest tier
The 400 level, looking down over the whole park and out past the scoreboard to the Wrigleyville rooftops.
Pros
- The cheapest reserved seat in the park
- Wrigley's upper deck sits lower and closer than most, so the 400s here compare with 200-level seats elsewhere
Cons
- Steep, with a long climb from the concourse
- Exposed — no deck above to keep rain or sun off
Budweiser Bleachers
$35 - $120Outfield bench seating in left and right field, looking back in at the infield with the ivy directly below you.
Pros
- General admission and first-come, first-served, so arriving early buys you a better spot
- The loudest part of the ballpark
Cons
- Benches, not seats — no backs and no assigned spot
- Its own gate at Sheffield and Waveland, and once you are in the bleachers you cannot cross into the rest of the park
- Full sun for most of an afternoon game
Chicago Cubs Seat Comfort
Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.
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- Seating
Cubs seating and gate map, bleacher expansion page, and accessibility guide on mlb.com/cubs
- Venue policies
Wrigley Field security, policies, and accessibility guides reviewed for entry, family, payment, food, and accessibility rules.
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