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Wrigley Field

(2026 Review) - The 1914 Club at Wrigley Field opened after significant renovations and is now one of the most impressive in all of baseball. The first 7 rows for Cubs games in sections 13-22 will grant you access to this exclusive club which is built underneath the seats directly behind home plate.   Those lucky enough to have 1914 Club tickets will be seated in one of the few areas that is all-inclusive at Wrigley Field.   Sitting in the 1914 Club Seats   If you are looking for a VIP experience at Wrigley Field, these are the seats for you. To start, sections are located directly behind home plate between the home and away dugouts. Fans have a perfect view of everything that makes Wrigley Field one of the most iconic in all of baseball including the outfield wall covered in ivy and manual scoreboard in center field.   Of course the view is not the only benefit of sitting in these club seats. Fans sitting here will have padded seating, access to the climate-controlled club, and private restrooms.   Inside the 1914 Club located behind the seats is where fans can really take advantage of the all-inclusive amenities. Multiple bars will be serving craft and domestic beer options as well as premium spirits and wine. If you are looking to eat, there are chef-attended grill stations, artisan pizzas, and house-made desserts options available for you.   Additionally, if you are looking to grab a bite to eat and not miss a second of the game there are grab-and-go options along with dedicated vendors who will throw you traditional ballpark food at no extra charge.   The 1914 Club will open two hours prior to first pitch (90 minutes for 6:40 starts) and remain open an hour after the game concludes.  

- Club Box seats at Wrigley Field are the closest seats to the field and run from sections 3 through 32.  All club box seats are within 15 rows of the field and offer great views to the game. Tickets in these seats can offer memorable experiences like being close to the game and players while sitting behind home plate or the dugout. Sitting here is perfect for fans looking for some of the best seats for a Cubs game or the occasional concert at Wrigley. Breakdown of Club Box Seats  Club Box Home Plate: Sections 13-22Located behind 1914 Club Between the dugouts near on-deck circles  Club Box Infield: Sections 8-12 and 23-27Located behind dugouts  Club Box Outfield: Sections 3-7 and 28-32Seated behind W Club and Maker's Mark Barrel Room  Bullpen Box: Front rows of Sections 6-7 and 30-31 New seats added where the bullpens used to be before being moved under the bleachers Things to Consider The Cubs dugout is located on the third base side. Those looking to be close to the Cubs players can be near the on-deck circle in Home Plate sections 13-15 or behind the dugout in Infield sections 9-12. Visiting fans can look at sections 20-22 for the on-deck circle and 23-26 for the dugout. Tickets will become more affordable as you move down the lines toward sections 3 and 32. One of the biggest trade-offs in being so close to the field is that you will rarely see shade during sunny day games. Seats on the third base side will get the sun at their back sooner than those on the first base side, but it is best to be prepared for a good amount of sun when sitting in any of the Club Boxes locations for a day game. Concert Ticket Considerations  For a concert, the Club Box seats do not offer as much elevation as other areas of the ballpark. This doesn't make them bad seats, but it is important to be strategic. Often time speakers and equipment are set up on the back of the floor creating slight obstructions in these seats. Seats in sections 6-8 and 27-29 are not only closer to the stage, but typically clear of these. If you find yourself in a seat that is obstructed, kindly inform an usher. Because the setup location of equipment is not percisely known when tickets are sold, they set aside tickets for these situations and you will likely be re-seated.