Wrigley Field Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Wrigley Field visitor questions.
Where are the restrooms at Wrigley Field?
Restrooms including single-occupancy restrooms are located throughout the ballpark on the main concourse, in the Southwest Airlines Deck, and in the Budweiser Bleachers. All restrooms are ADA accessible, and most are equipped with baby-changing stations. See our
interactive restroom map for exact locations.
Where are the family restrooms at Wrigley Field?
Family restrooms are located near Sections 113, 128, 307L, 326R, and in the upper Budweiser Bleachers. A dedicated nursing mothers' room is available at the Advocate Health Care First Aid station behind home plate on the main concourse.
Where is the nearest restroom to the main entrance?
The largest public restroom at Wrigley Field is located about 50 yards from the main entrance on the third base line along the main concourse — about 1 minute walk.
Which Wrigley Field restrooms have the shortest lines?
The upper deck (300 level) restrooms and the Southwest Airlines Deck restrooms tend to be the least crowded, especially during the 7th-inning stretch. The main concourse behind home plate gets the heaviest traffic — walk toward the 1B or 3B extremes for shorter lines.
Can I bring food and drinks into Wrigley Field?
Yes. You can bring food into Wrigley Field in a clear bag. No cans, glass bottles, or alcohol allowed. One sealed, unopened water bottle (20 oz or smaller) is permitted per person. Grab a Chicago-style hot dog from Byron's or a slice from Dimo's on your way in to save money.
Where should I park for Wrigley Field?
Official Cubs lots include the Prius and Highlander lots (closest, on Waveland) and the Camry Lot (1126 W Grace St, accessible parking available). Street parking is extremely limited — most residential streets require permits on game days. The CTA Red Line to Addison is by far the easiest option.
How do I get to Wrigley Field on the CTA?
Take the CTA Red Line to Addison Station, which is steps from the ballpark. Bus routes #8 Halsted, #22 Clark, and #152 Addison also serve the stadium directly. From downtown, the Red Line takes about 20 minutes.
What hotels are closest to Wrigley Field?
Hotel Zachary is directly across the street at Gallagher Way (4.6★, from $250/night) — the closest hotel. Wrigley Hostel is a 4-minute walk (from $40/night). The Den Hotel is 10 minutes on foot. Book well ahead for playoff games and Wrigley concert weekends.
Where should I eat before a Cubs game?
Closest: Murphy's Bleachers and Cubby Bear are both steps from the stadium. Swift Tavern at Gallagher Way has a view of the marquee. Byron's Hot Dogs (5 min walk) is a classic. For sit-down: Mia Francesca Italian (7 min). All have customer restrooms. You can also bring outside food into the ballpark in a clear bag.
What is Wrigley Field's capacity?
Wrigley Field seats 41,649 people. Opened in 1914, it is the second-oldest MLB ballpark (after Fenway Park). It's famous for its ivy-covered outfield walls, hand-turned scoreboard, and the rooftop seating on Sheffield and Waveland Avenues.
Can I take a tour of Wrigley Field?
Yes. Wrigley Field tours run daily and last about 90 minutes. Non-gameday tours include the ivy-covered outfield, press box, visitor clubhouse, dugout, and a walk on the field. Gameday tours visit the seating bowl, bleachers, and upper deck. Call 773-388-8270 or email fanservices@cubs.com to book.
Is there a nursing room at Wrigley Field?
Yes. A dedicated nursing mothers' room is available at the Advocate Health Care First Aid station behind home plate on the main concourse. It includes a private restroom. Most other restrooms throughout the ballpark also have baby-changing stations.
