Wrigley Field Seating Map

About 41,649, one of the more intimate ballparks in the majors.

Lower field boxes around home plate and the infield are the best overall; the bleachers are the classic home-run and party seats.

For day games the third-base side and the covered rear rows of the Terrace/upper deck find shade earlier, while the outfield bleachers are in full sun.

A few older sections still have support posts from the 1914 structure that can partially block the view; check the section before buying.

Take the CTA Red Line to Addison right outside the park; neighborhood parking is scarce, so transit, rideshare or walking is best.

Privately operated bleachers on the buildings across Waveland and Sheffield Avenues that overlook the outfield, sold separately from ballpark tickets.

Yes, along with events like the NHL Winter Classic and college football, using an outfield stage or field setup.

Section numbers at Wrigley Field follow the seating tiers. Field Boxes: Field Box / Field Reserved; Terrace Level: Terrace Box / Reserved; Upper Deck: Upper Box / Reserved; Bleachers: Left and right field bleachers.

Yes. Wrigley Field's seating map is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Field Boxes Field Box / Field Reserved; Terrace Level Terrace Box / Reserved; Upper Deck Upper Box / Reserved; Bleachers Left and right field bleachers), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating map on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.

The best views at Wrigley Field are from Field Boxes behind and beside home plate (infield 100s) — The lower boxes around the infield give the closest, truest view of the game. The weakest are Older sections behind support posts: This 1914 ballpark still has some posts that partially obstruct the view. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating map for Wrigley Field.

For families at Wrigley Field, Terrace-level reserved and rear covered sections works best — Value pricing, some shade and cover, and a calmer vibe than the bleachers.

Wrigley provides ADA wheelchair and companion seating on multiple levels, bookable through the Cubs so staff can match needs to location within the historic layout. Accessible entrances, elevators, and accessible restrooms and concessions have been added through recent renovations. Locations: Accessible platforms are located on the field-level concourse, the Terrace level and the upper deck..

Wrigley Field is made up of 4 main stands: Field Boxes; Terrace Level; Upper Deck; Bleachers.

For the best view at Wrigley Field, aim for Field Boxes behind and beside home plate (infield 100s) (The lower boxes around the infield give the closest, truest view of the game.); Upper Deck reserved and Terrace level (Cheaper seats with elevated views of the field, ivy and the Chicago skyline.). The view is most restricted from Older sections behind support posts (This 1914 ballpark still has some posts that partially obstruct the view.).