Red the Red Line
It's not just the "EL" or "L"... it is what connects the North-Sider's to the South-Sider's and for a whopping $2.25 you can go pretty far. Take the El to the famous Cross Town Classic series between the Cubs and Sox, 3 games at each park per season. Next Cubs / Sox game is scheduled for September 3rd, at Wrigley, due to a rain make up game from June 16th. Get Tickets Here!
It's not just the "EL" or "L"... it is what connects the North-Sider's to the South-Sider's and for a whopping $2.25 you can go pretty far. Take the El to the famous Cross Town Classic series between the Cubs and Sox, 3 games at each park per season. Next Cubs / Sox game is scheduled for September 3rd, at Wrigley, due to a rain make up game from June 16th. Get Tickets Here!
Murphy's Bleachers
Murphy's Bleachers is a historic Chicago sports bar located across the street from the entrance to the Wrigley Field bleacher section, at the corner of Sheffield Avenue and Waveland Avenue. Nationally known as the place to hang out before, after Cubs games. They welcome fans, players and celebrities.
Murphy's Bleachers is a historic Chicago sports bar located across the street from the entrance to the Wrigley Field bleacher section, at the corner of Sheffield Avenue and Waveland Avenue. Nationally known as the place to hang out before, after Cubs games. They welcome fans, players and celebrities.
Ernie Banks Statue
Ernie Banks statue located outside the main entrance of Wrigley Field at Clark and Addison—brand new in 2008. This Hall of Famer played his entire career with the Cubs (1953-1971). No wonder his nickname is ‘Mr.Cub.’ MAP IT
Ernie Banks statue located outside the main entrance of Wrigley Field at Clark and Addison—brand new in 2008. This Hall of Famer played his entire career with the Cubs (1953-1971). No wonder his nickname is ‘Mr.Cub.’ MAP IT
Harry Caray Statue
Harry Caray statue located outside Gate D of Wrigley Field—you can almost hear, "Let me hear ya, a one, a two, a three!” Caray is such a Cub favorite that all was forgiven for his 11 years of broadcasting for the White Sox prior to joining the Northsiders. MAP IT
Harry Caray statue located outside Gate D of Wrigley Field—you can almost hear, "Let me hear ya, a one, a two, a three!” Caray is such a Cub favorite that all was forgiven for his 11 years of broadcasting for the White Sox prior to joining the Northsiders. MAP IT
Wrigley Field Marquee
Wrigley Field main entrance marquee located at the corner of Clark and Addison—never leave the park without a picture in front of this. MAP IT
Wrigley Field main entrance marquee located at the corner of Clark and Addison—never leave the park without a picture in front of this. MAP IT
Historic Scoreboard
The historic Wrigley Field scoreboard constructed in 1937—still operated by hand. It provides triple crown stats (RBIs, homeruns and batting average) of each player up to bat. MAP IT
The historic Wrigley Field scoreboard constructed in 1937—still operated by hand. It provides triple crown stats (RBIs, homeruns and batting average) of each player up to bat. MAP IT
Harry Caray's Tavern
Harry Caray's Tavern located just south of Addison on Sheffield where inside is a ton of baseball memorabilia and statues perfect for posing beside for pictures. We’re big fans of their burgers, too. MAP IT
Harry Caray's Tavern located just south of Addison on Sheffield where inside is a ton of baseball memorabilia and statues perfect for posing beside for pictures. We’re big fans of their burgers, too. MAP IT
Wrigley Field Tour
A 90-minute tour of Wrigley Field (tours available on non-game days)—if you're in town on an off day, it's worth it with stops at the Cubs clubhouse, press box, visitor’s clubhouse and mezzanine suites. MAP IT
A 90-minute tour of Wrigley Field (tours available on non-game days)—if you're in town on an off day, it's worth it with stops at the Cubs clubhouse, press box, visitor’s clubhouse and mezzanine suites. MAP IT
