Best Seats at Wrigley Field

1914 Club

The 1914 Club is the ultimate premium seating experience at Wrigley Field, with rows 1–7 directly behind home plate. These padded field-level seats offer an unmatched view of the action, while access to a private, climate-controlled club adds comfort and convenience. For Cubs games, everything is included—from chef-attended food stations and desserts to beer, wine and premium spirits. For fans who want the best seats, best views and most complete all-inclusive experience, the 1914 Club is hard to beat.

W Club

The W Club combines close-to-the-field seating with an upscale Cubs-focused experience along the left-field line. Located in the first 12 rows of sections 3–5, fans enjoy padded seats, excellent views and access to a climate-controlled lounge with an all-inclusive buffet, beer and wine. Inside, Cubs memorabilia, big screens and views of the batting tunnel add to the experience. It’s a great choice for fans who want premium amenities and comfort without giving up the energy of sitting close to the field.

Catalina Club

The Catalina Club offers a unique behind-home-plate experience from an elevated perspective in sections 315–318. Along with excellent views of the game, fans enjoy padded seating, private restrooms and all-inclusive food, beer and wine for Cubs games. What really sets it apart are the indoor and outdoor patios, which offer views of the Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan. The club lounge is also the only one at Wrigley with direct sightlines to the field, making Catalina an ideal blend of premium seating, Chicago scenery and classic Wrigley charm.

Maker’s Mark Barrel Room

The Maker’s Mark Barrel Room brings a little old-school luxury to the first-base side of Wrigley Field. Located in rows 1–7 of sections 27–29, these padded seats put fans close to the action and near the visiting team’s dugout. For Cubs games, tickets include food, beer, wine and spirits, while the speakeasy-style lounge offers mixologist-crafted cocktails and chef-driven menus. With views into the visiting team’s batting tunnel and a uniquely intimate club atmosphere, it’s an excellent choice for fans looking for something different from the traditional premium experience.

Wrigley Field Bleachers

The Wrigley Field bleachers offer one of the most unique and traditional experiences in baseball. Unlike reserved seating throughout most of the ballpark, bleacher tickets are generally general admission, allowing fans to choose their seats within the designated section on a first-come, first-served basis. This creates a lively, social atmosphere where arriving early can be especially important for securing a preferred spot. Add in the iconic views of the outfield, ivy-covered walls and historic scoreboard, and the bleachers remain one of the most recognizable seating experiences at Wrigley Field.

Seats Behind the Dugouts

Seats directly behind the dugouts offer a fun and unique experience at Wrigley Field. They put you close to the players, with opportunities to see Cubs and visiting players enter and leave the field. The close-up perspective and energy around the dugouts make these seats a memorable way to experience a game.

200-Level Terrace Box

Rows 3–6 in sections 210–225 provide an elevated perspective that looks over the main walkway in front of the seating area. This elevation creates clear, unobstructed views of the infield while keeping fans close enough to feel connected to the action.

300-Level Upper Box

Sections 314L–308L and 319R–324R offer some of the best elevated views at Wrigley Field. Located at the front of the upper deck, these sections provide a broad perspective of the entire field with clear sightlines toward the infield.

For fans who want to be as close to the action as possible, Wrigley’s lower-level seating offers a variety of standout options. The club seats span the field-level sections and include premium areas such as the 1914 Club, W Club and Maker’s Mark Barrel Room, along with traditional Club Box seats behind the dugouts and around the infield.

The infield Club Boxes provide excellent proximity without requiring the full premium-club experience, while seats behind the Cubs dugout offer a particularly fun perspective with players nearby. Behind home plate, the 1914 Club delivers some of the best views in the ballpark, while the W Club and Barrel Room combine close seating with unique club amenities.

Overall, these seats are ideal for fans who prioritize proximity, strong infield views and the excitement of being right next to the players.