Guaranteed Rate Field – Our MLB Journey

Stadium History

Year Built

1991

Guaranteed Rate Field

Seating Capacity

40,615

Official MLB capacity

Guaranteed Rate Field opened in 1991 on the South Side of Chicago, replacing the original Comiskey Park. The park is known for its exploding scoreboard — a nod to the original Comiskey's famous pinwheel scoreboard — which fires off fireworks after every White Sox home run. The upper deck offers sweeping views of the Chicago skyline to the north.

The Game We Saw

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Our Seats

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Our Experience

🌭 Concessions

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👋 Staff & Employees

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📷 Our Photos

♿ Disability Accessibility

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Staff Assistance

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Our Seats

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