One of my wishes forever was to see a game in Wrigley, and finally got to. Have read the history in the book "Wrigleyville". Great stadium, no real bad seat, great feel for the game. This is the way baseball was supposed to be presented. Still get chills thinking about it. Great experience.

im 69years old on the 19th and when i was 13 years old i took a picture with minnie manoso, probably not spelt right, at the cubs ball park ,that was so exciting, marie mc//guire was his cub fan manager, diana wyatt was with me,and im sharon sigers, so you see , i will always give them a 5 star rateing, which they diserve,, thank you.

sharon sigers

p.s. diana still lives in chicago

and im from central city ky 42330 801 cleaton rd apt d1 sesigers@att.net

As an avid St. Louis Cardinals fan, I still think that Wrigley and the surrounding area is an absolute must for any baseball fan. I enjoy the atmosphere and the Cubbies. If you make it a day game, which is a must anyways, make sure to come early and enjoy the establishments around the stadium, and stay late to hit all the places you missed before the game. Great place!

I am a much traveled man, and although I don't root for the Cubbies...You can not ignore the beauty, legacy and history held within the fences of wrigley field. If you have a chance dont miss up on it, you'll never forget it

The Friendly Confines of Wrigley Field is how I imagine heaven to be. A beautiful ballpark in the middle of an old Chicago neighborhood filled with friends all watching the greatest team in the world, The Chicago Cubs. Hot Dogs, peanuts, and ice cold Old Style make Wrigley Field exceptional.



I have been to museums and attractions around the world, The Louvre, Saint Marks Bascillica, Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, but none of these places have the beauty and history that you will find at Wrigley Field.