Stadium History
Year Built
1914
Wrigley Field
Seating Capacity
41,649
Official MLB capacity
Wrigley Field is the second-oldest MLB ballpark still in use, opened in 1914. Famous for its hand-operated scoreboard, ivy-covered outfield walls, and rooftop bleachers on Waveland Avenue, the Friendly Confines underwent major renovations between 2014–2019 while preserving its timeless historic character.
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Our Experience
🌭 Concessions
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👋 Staff & Employees
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♿ Disability Accessibility
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Our Seats
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