Wrigley Field Tours

A visit to Wrigley Field means a visit to one of the most iconic and important attractions in Chicago's history - and yes, that includes baseball! Wrigley Field was built in 1914 and has actually played host to 100 over seasons of Major League Baseball, with 2018 marking the 102nd year the field was home to the Chicago Cubs. It also happens to be the second oldest ballpark for majors after Fenway Park in Boston (dating to 1912) - which is really impressive!

So why not head to one of the Cubs games when in the Windy City?

Walking around Wrigley Field, you are joining some very iconic moments in baseball history. The ballpark was here Babe Ruth's "called shot" happened in the 1932 World Series (he pointed to a bleacher location and then hit Charlie Root's next pitch for a homer!), and it's the same location of Ernie Bank's 500th career home run in 1970

Not only can you pick up tickets to see an actual game played at Wrigley Field, but you can join a Ball Park Tour, taking you through 100 years of history. In just 90 minutes, you can experience the charm, beauty and historic features that fans have come to know and love about this iconic attraction!

There are game day and non-game day tours, and you can visit places like the clubhouse, bleachers, Cub's digout and yes, even visit the field!

So kids, you know what two words we're about to say, are you ready - PLAY BALL!