Shaded and Covered Seating at Wrigley Field

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• Are seats in the 300 level better than the 200 level at Wrigley Field?
  Asked August 29, 2013
  Seats in the higher rows of the 200 level have a very high probability of a view obstruction due to the support beams for the upper level as well as the deck above limiting the views of highly hit balls. You can avoid the obstructions by sitting in rows 1-5, as the obstructions start in row 6. Low rows in the 300 level sections will be free from any view obstructions and have a better overall view of the game than in the very back of the 200 level sections. The one benefit to the upper rows in the 200 level is the shade, as these seats will almost entirely be out of the sun during all games. Seats in rows 6 and higher will potentially have obstructed views due to support pillars, but are some of the best options for shade...More
• What's the difference between the 300 and 400 levels at Wrigley Field?
  Asked September 22, 2015

  The cheapest tickets at Wrigley Field are usually found in the Bleachers or in the 300 and 400 Levels. While the 300 and 400 levels are located on the same seating deck, there is a significant difference between the two seating areas.

  The 400 Level is Covered But Only About Half of the 300 Level is protected

  The roof at Wrigley Field is fairly substantial and keeps all 400 level sections fully covered. On a hot day in July or August, being covered can be the difference between sweating out your Old Style vs. enjoying it comfortably. The same goes for the rainy part of the year in April and May. This is when fans in the 100 level wish they would have saved money and bought in the top deck.

  

  While the 400 level is fully covered, you're not out of luck in the 300 level. In fact, most fans don't know that roughly 50% of the seats are actually covered. If the rain isn't blowing, you can comfortably sit in row 4 of a 300 level section and be dry.

  If covered or shaded seating is your top priority, be sure to check out the Wrigley Shade and Cover Finder.

  Being Covered Also Means...Poles

  The 400 sections have a cheaper price and they're fully covered - snatch those seats up, right? Not so fast. Something has to keep those seats covered. And it's the roof. And something has to hold that roof up. And, (gulp) it's a set of annoying poles perfectly placed to block your view.

  Everyone's worst nightmare at Wrigley (and Fenway) is being stuck behind a pole. If you have a seat in a 300 section, that's something you don't have to worry about. But if you have a seat in the 400 level, you'll be playing roulette. It's the ultimate trade-off at Wrigley Field: you want to be covered (or want a cheap ticket), but it usually comes with a set of risk.

  So What's the Best Balance of Value and Overall Experience?

  

  This answer is pretty easy. Rows 8-10 in 300 sections offer the best combination of quality view + cover + accessibility. You never have to worry about obstructions and rain and you're just a few steps away from the walkway shared by the 300 and 400 levels. These seats will also save you money over the front rows of the 300 sections (which have a very good view and should be considered on days when rain or sun are not an issue).

• Are the seats in upper deck box 307 air conditioned?
  Asked June 25, 2018
  No. At Wrigley Field the term "Box" is used as another word for "Section". Upper Midfield Box 307 is a standard seating section in the 300 level of Wrigley Field. This section will be open to the outdoor elements. However, it will be out of the sun and in the shade as is most of the third base side. ...More
• What sections are under cover but still close to the stage?
  Asked January 20, 2016
  All floor seats, and low-number sections (1-37 and 100s) will not be covered and should be completely avoided. As those are the closest seats to the stage, you'll want to focus your search on the 200 level sections that are under the roof and offer a good angle towards the stage. In most 200 level sections, all rows are under cover but you'll also battle the support beams for an unobstructed view. Choose a low-number 200 level section for the best overall experience. Please see the ticket suggestions below and my comments. ...More

Seat Ratings Mentioning Shade/Cover

"Shady Sanctuary" - ★★★★

Section 207, Row 18, Seat 105

Attended Cubs Reds on August 5, which surprisingly ended up in a Cubs win. It was maybe mid to high 80s with some typical Chicago summer humidity. But lucky for us, these seats were in the shade thanks to being under the overhand of the upper deck. The wind was blowing in from the northeast and provided a nice breeze as well. While you might be concerned about following the action down the left field line in deep left field (see photos), the stadium has mounted large flat screen TVs on the ceiling above you which is essentially the bottom of the overhanging upper deck which you sit under here. Also, one cool thing is that you also have a view of the walkway to get to some of the more luxurious sky box suites, so theres a good chance you might catch a glimpse of some celebrities in attendance or even the 7th inning stretch singer as they walk between their sweet and the broadcast booth (we were fortunate enough to see Patrick Sharp, a Chicago Blackhawks superstar who was giving a mid game interview following his 5 year contract extension. Super stoked about that by the way, Sharpy is the man and definitely my Mom's favorite Blackhawk).

Sorry, lets get back on track. There was a beer and snack stand maybe 20 steps away that never had longer than a 2 or 3 minute wait. Snacks included soft pretzels and peanuts (no hot dogs, burgers, pizza, or nachos), and beers included Amstel Light, Old Style, Labatt Blue, and Heineken. Only bad thing about this stand is that it is cash only, you have to go down the ramp to the main concourse to pay by card, or hit the Bank of America ATM located at the bottom third of the ramp (service charge for non BOA customers is $2.50). When I ran out of cash, I opted for the ATM since I had been so pleased with the short lines at the cash only stand. Walking vendors were plentiful, water, beer, and hotdogs came by every 15 minutes or so, although no cotton candy or ice cream ever made it by us, leading me to conclude that this section is most commonly frequented by an older crowd. We had a group of women in front of us for a ladies day (maybe 15 of them), which detracted a bit from the enjoyment as they stood up all the time taking pictures and twittering, while having no idea whatsoever that they were blocking our view. But hey, that's Wrigley, lots of people go just to enjoy the historic park and socialize at the world's largest saloon.

All in all, you can never go wrong with a trip to Wrigley even though the Cubs as a ballclub have seen better days. I would recommend these seats to anyone other than a family with kids. Enter at Clark and Waveland and you'll have a short walk to the section. Enjoy the shade on a hot day, and hopefully the Cubs will find a way to fly the W flag for you....More

"No obstructions here, just awesome views of the dugout!" - ★★★★

Section 24, Row 8, Seat 103

For a White Sox fan visiting Wrigley for a Cubs/Sox game, there's a lot that can go wrong. Obstructed seats, too many Cubs fans, wondering if I'll get to see replays, etc., etc.

But with these seats, and the way the renovations have gone, I didn't have to worry about any of that! None of these lower box seats have any obstructions - especially where I was seated. Within ten rows of the visiting team dugout almost at field level, these seats were almost too close to the field at times. Beginner fans might actually want to sit farther back so that the game happens a little more slowly.

Along with ideal views of the batter/pitcher exchange, these seats look directly at the new videoboard in left field. It's crystal clear, enormous and I'm a little sad actually that it detracts so much from the iconic scoreboard in center field.

Never-the-less, these seats are awesome. They had a face value of $185, which is totally worth it since the Sox won, but it is a bit to pay for hard seats that don't come with any amenities.

A couple random things: legroom here was awesome. My entire mountain of peanut shells fit nicely in front of my feet before I swept them under the chair in front of me. Also, these seats aren't covered and it did rain steadily (but without a rain delay) for the first six innings. I got quite wet, but the usher was going around wiping seats dry for fans who went up for concessions, etc. The ushers here really own their sections/aisles and that was a nice touch. But if you're looking for covered seats, there are plenty of other options at Wrigley....More

"Better the earlier you arrive" - ★★★★

Bleachers, Row GA

I frequent the bleachers at Wrigley Field. I am a big baseball fan and enjoy arriving early and watching batting practice. The opportunities to catch batting practice home runs are endless if the wind is blowing out. It is also pretty easy to get the attention of the players catching the balls in the outfield.

Since I arrive early, I never have a problem getting a spot just a couple rows behind the outfield fence. However, arrive closer to game time and your options could be limited. Much of it depends on the weather and who the Cubs are playing that day. If you're in a large group and want to sit together get there early.

If you're choosing between left or right field, always choose left field. The left side is less affected by the sun for both day and night games. The Cubs bullpen is also located below the left field bleachers and the relievers are not shy about throwing balls to fans.

There are some down sides. None of seats in the bleachers have a back rest, so be careful if you're someone with a bad back or bringing someone elderly. There is only one restroom location for the entire bleachers section located down the stairs or ramp at ground level.

If seeing the videoboards is important to you, right field or the low rows in left are the best options. ...More

"Best value view" - ★★★★

Section 307

This is quickly becoming my favorite section - especially for hot day games. Here, we got shade the entire afternoon and more importantly could see 100% of fair territory and had an easy view of the manual scoreboard in center, the new stats scoreboard in right, and the box score/radar gun along the first base line. The only thing we had to stand and stretch to see was the Cubs' bullpen.

The best part of this section is that it offers a more affordable price without the gamble of having a pole/overhang/limited sight/etc. This way I can continue helping the umps with balls and strikes.

The only drawbacks are:
- the rows are long, so a high number seat (9, 10, 109, 110) means you have to walk through a lot of people to get your 2nd and 3rd Old Style
- the steps are steep with no rail, which isn't so hard at first, but increasingly difficult to navigate after 4th Old Style
- the ladies' room is behind this section, but the men's are 4-5 over, which makes for a longer than expected dash after Old Style #5
- the Beer stand right behind the section is cash only, which is actually a blessing when you want to stop at 6 Old Styles
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"Great bargain views behind home plate" - ★★★★

Section 217, Row 6, Seat 9

These seats were an absolute bargain with great views of the game. We paid under $10 per ticket and I could not have been more impressed with what we got for the money. You could easily see all areas of the field, head on views of the one of a kind scoreboard, and you didn't have to turn your head at all to see any of the action. You could even tell a 2 seam fastball versus a 4 seamer by the way the pitches broke.

The seats were well covered by the upper level sections above, so we would have been nice and dry had it been raining. Great for those that like to be out of the weather, but for fans that like to watch the celebrity guest sing the 7th Inning Stretch, you'll be out of luck.

Restrooms and concessions were close and accessible, and if you exited at the top of the section, you're just a short walk down the ramp from Clark's Clubhouse, an interactive play area for kids where they can also meet the Cubs new mascot at certain times during the game....More

"Unsatisfactory Fan Experience" - ★★

Section 226, Row 23, Seats 11-12

I traveled from Washington DC to attend my first game at Wrigley Field on 7/23/17. From these seats, it was difficult to follow the game.

One seat (12, I think) had a totally obstructed view of the pitchers mound so you could not anticipate when the ball would arrive at the batter's box. There was no way to see the nice new information board for detailed information on the batter or even the smaller electronic board to see the lineups.

There were some small flat screens mounted under the overhang that blocked our view, but they were not large enough and had poor resolution so that you could barely make out the ball and strike counts. They carried minimal information, not even he name of the batter. I was shocked by the lack of attention to the fan experience.

In addition, there was no functioning restroom on the mezzanine level and it was a long hike up and down multiple ramps to access restrooms on other levels....More

"Cool Views of the Neighborhood and the Lake" - ★

Section 403, Row 8, Seat 107

Who knew you could see Lake Michigan from the 500 Level at Wrigley Field? These seats give you a view of the lake and of the neighborhood around Wrigley. It was cool watching balls fly onto the street during batting practice and watching people scatter after them.

Views of the action on the field were not so great. I only sat here for a few minutes before the game started, but the seats were really, really cold and windy and this was the nicest day we've had in Chicago in six months.

You can see the iconic scoreboard, most of the outfield and part of the infield. But if you're afraid of heights, you're right along a chain link fence separating you and 100 feet to the ground. But if there's a threat of rain, grab seats in a lower row in the 500 level and you're sure to stay dry!...More

"Excellent Seats Behind Home Plate" - ★★★★

Section 317, Row 8

Excellent spot behind home plate. No concerns about obstructed views or poles, just a clear view of the field, scoreboard and two videoboards.

Stairs are a bit steep in this section, which is why it's great to be in one of the last rows. Row 8 is the last row in the section, and we didn't have to hike up and down the stairs which other fans were struggling with.

Multiple concession stands and the outdoor patio are directly behind this section. Restrooms were a few aisles away and do get crowded if you don't time it correctly.

One last unique thing about the seats is that the 7th inning stretch singer is right above you. The singer is kind of tough to see from row 8, but you'd have no problem seeing him/her from one of the lower rows in this section....More

"Perfect for the fan who doesn’t want to be disturbed" - ★★★★

Section 229, Row 2, Seat 1

Anytime I visit Wrigley Field, I make it a point to get this seat. Seat 1 in rows 1-3 in section 229 sits flush against a rail meaning it’s a single seat with no other seats directly to the right or left. I absolutely love this because I hate standing up and down to let people through the skinny isles in the middle of innings. This way, I can sit back, relax, and enjoy the game with little interruptions. The view isn’t the best but the perk of sitting alone in such a large stadium is 100% worth it. I’m also covered from the sun and (god forbid) the rain. Part of me doesn’t want to share this information because these seats are such a secret pleasure, but I’m in a good mood today! Sit here if you ever want to attend a game alone AND in peace. ...More

"Excellent Seats Just in Front of the Walkway" - ★★★★★

Section 112, Row 15

I've been to Wrigley dozens of times and sat in dozens of places. This might be the best spot of them all.

This section is located in line with the pitchers mound about 25 rows up from the Cubs dugout. It's an excellent spot for seeing the batter-pitcher exchange and plays on the infield. And being up a little higher makes it easier to see balls hit to the outfield.

The best part about these seats is that row 15 is the last row in the section. I was the fourth seat in, and I could simply stand up, turn around, hop over the railing and be down into the concourse in seconds. No walking over people, no running up and down stairs. Just turn around and grab a hot dog or beer between innings without a problem.

Highly recommended seats....More

"The way baseball was meant to be seen!" - ★★★★

Section 217, Row 6, Seat 10

Wow, these tickets were $9 and there was not a lot of optimism. But lo and behold, they were awesome! Directly behind home plate with a little bit of elevation. If it was raining, we would have been 100% covered and there were no poles to contend with!

The poles in the 200 level are at Row 6, so we knew we would be safe sitting in Row 6 or closer. The only drawback was that the poles are right on the aisle, and you have to squeeze around them when you move in and out of the row. Small drawback for such great seats.

There were two concession stands right up the stairs and beer and peanut vendors came around every so often.

Overally, HIGHLY recommended for anyone who wants a great view of the game or someone bringing the family!...More

"Fantastic View!" - ★★★★★

Section 322, Row 7, Seats 9, 10

These seats were absolutely awesome! The view is amazing for the price I paid, I could see everything without obstruction. This section is also near a tunnel for easy access to restrooms and concessions. The best thing about the 300 level seats is being under awning above you, even though it doesn't feel like it. This was super nice because it started to rain for a bit, and while most fans below us left their seats to stay dry, we were able to continue to watch the game! Also Wrigley is a great venue for visiting fans! I wore my Mets gear and cheered for my team and nobody gave me a super hard time for it even though we lost. Every Cubs fan I met was super friendly! Amazing experience!...More

"Terrible! Cheap! But close to the bar!!!" - ★★★

Section 231, Row 26, Seat 7

These seats were just as bad as I remembered them. I figured, hey, maybe old man wrigley improved these deeper seats with the renovation but nope, not at all, poles are still there. Not surprising considering how cheap these tickets still were (comparably). One thing that was new about the seats was the special roll-away bar behind the section. In the top corner of the 200 level, behind 231 you’ll find a little bar that rarely gets the traffic of the main stands. To make up for the crappy view, I took full advantage of the bar. Made the experience more memorable but less memorable at the same time. Always trying to look on the bright side for my Cubs!...More

"New walkway makes access easier!" - ★★★

Section 232, Row 14, Seat 29

Wrigley went under some major renovations after the 2018 season. One of the most interesting ones is that they decided to expand out the furthest 200 level sections to include a new set of stairs. Before this seat in section 232 was flush against the outer-most fence making the seat extremely difficult to get to. Now, I can just walk up a new set of stairs and the seats is the first one in. This is extremely nice for restroom and/or concession access. That said, these seats are still terribly far from the action (debateably the worst with the exception of the bleachers). Still a good spot in the sun if you’re trying to save some money!...More

"Deep left field, very windy!" - ★★★

Section 303, Row 4, Seat 1

Technically I was in seat 1, but I was in the last seat of my row, as a result I was the furthest left you can get in the 300 level. It was very windy as there was only a chain link fence to my left that didn't help against the elements at all. The view wasn't the best either, as I was so far down the 3rd baseline it was tough to see the action sometimes in left field. At least I avoided those pesky support poles in the 400 level that Wrigley is notorious for! Too cold, windy, and no sun. In the summer these seats might be better, but on a cold windy day they weren't ideal....More

"Great View! No Support Obstructions" - ★★★★★

Section 227, Row 5, Seats 16,17

Considering how late we shopped, we were fortunate to buy seats this good, under cover but not behind the supporting posts so we had no obstructions. Price was pretty good too. We traveled from Texas to see this game. Lived in Chicago 70-74 and Rockford until 83, went to many games at Wrigley Field. Always liked the Crosstown games.

Cubs needed help to avoid a sweep by Sox so we came to town to give that to them. Our presence was the difference because they knew we were there and gave us a win....Go Cubs!! Got a new field cap also!!...More

"Very cold and windy...decent view" - ★★★

Section 426, Row 9, Seats 7-8

These seats were at the top row in the upper level. There's a fence behind you but you can see out the street. Unfortunately, it was windy early in the game which made those seats super cold. Luckily, it warmed up as the game went on. The view was pretty decent for a top row seat and you could see mostly everything. The overhang above you is pretty low which blocks the video board in left field which stinks, but you could see the center and right field boards decently well. Overall, not bad, but nothing great about these seats....More

"Not the Best Seats" - ★

Section 426, Row 9, Seat 110

There are some seats in this section that aren't that bad. But being in Row 6 or higher in Section 532 and 530 means you're behind a mini scoreboard. That plus the pole blocking part of the outfield makes for not-so-great seats.

It's also super-windy up this high. This was the last row in the section and you really feel the breeze. Stairs getting up here are really tall and probably not doable for young kids.

Cool views of downtown Chicago behind you at least....More

"These seats have a great view with close proximity to all the necessary amenities! " - ★★★★★

Bleachers

These seats are great for going with a big group, because it is not assigned seating so you can easily all sit together. It is close to food, beverages, and bathrooms. I have also never experienced a long line when trying to get in. But, if you are on the older side, I would recommend a different section, because this section tends to be filled with loud energetic young people, and there is also no back support because the seating is benches....More

"Can't See 2nd Base" - ★★

Section 204, Row 29, Seat 108

The view of the plate is unobstructed, looking in between 2 columns. 2nd base is hidden behind the column in section 204. The left field corner is hidden. The upper deck hides fly balls so judging the distance of hits is hard. The view of the left field scoreboard is blocked by the upper deck overhang. Exit after the game is very quick using the stairs behind the section which lead right to the left field exit....More

"One of the best views in Wrigley!! Can't go wrong here!" - ★★★★★

Section 314, Row 4, Seats 1 and 2

Saw the Cubs beat the Cardinals! Great seats right behind home plate. You are very close to the action. The seats were right on the aisle and very easy to get in and out of. The bathroom was only 1 section over and the concessions are right next to the section! Crowd near the seats was awesome! The seats are even protected by the roof so we were in the shade! We had a fantastic time! Go Cubs!!...More

"Gets Worse When Standing" - ★★

Section 226, Row 21, Seat 3 (Concert)

You will be located under the upper deck. The overhang covers up the upper part of the stage, so fireworks or lighting high up is out of view which was disappointing. This of course gets worse when you stand up and with the crowd in front of you standing you most likely will have to in order to see anything. My photo is taken while standing. Do not go much higher than this row!...More

"Clear View for Budget" - ★★★★

Section 231, Row 14, Seats 16-18

I like these seats alot because the poles are in the back of the section leaving clear views for almost all the seats. It is also the last section under cover... Although be careful in higher number seats as they may be left open. You can see the video board and the game perfect though which is all I care about when I go to a game....More

"Good seats for the price" - ★★★★

Section 223, Row 10, Seat 112

Took my 2 boys to the game. The seats are under the upper deck so if staying out of the sun is your thing then these are good seats. My view was not blocked at all by the pillars. You had a great view of the field. You only lost view of the ball when it was hit straight up in the air. Overall great seats and would sit here again. ...More

"Good seats on a nice breezy day" - ★★★

Section 304, Row 10, Seat 6

In section 403 the seats had a surprisingly decent view for being so high up. I did have to turn my head to the right to watch the game, but it was not straining on my neck at all. It was a breezy day and I was completely in the shade and covered, but a light jacket was all I needed to stay comfortable and take in some baseball....More

"Almost Perfect..." - ★★★

Section 217, Row 19, Seat 8

These seats had a decent home plate view for being in the 200 level, but I could not see 3rd base or the video board in left field because of the support pole. These seats would have been perfect if not for the pole. Next time I'm going to try to get seats in the lower rows past the support poles....More

"Pretty good seats" - ★★★★

Section 330, Row 7, Seats 3, 4

We had a great view of the field. It was a little far from the field but still a great view.

There were no obstructions which was great. Only negative in my opinion was you had to look left and lean forward a bit to see the person at bat if the people sitting next to you were leaning forward. ...More

"Underrated Home Plate View" - ★★★

Section 420, Row 4, Seat 1

This section is very underrated. Yes I was in the 400 level, but I actually had a good home plate view. The press box obstructed my view a little to the left, but I could see the entire field no problem. If you are on a budget and looking for an affordable home plate view check out section 420R....More

"Cincinnati Reds at Chicago Cubs - Jul 15, 2019" - ★★★★★

Section 319, Row 3

Great seats (3 and 4) - great view - they are not cushioned and do not have access to the Club. Long walk up but worth it - bathrooms and concessions are close by. No handrail so that was a little tricky. $$$$ - expensive and worth it because we will only be at Wrigley once - thanks so much!...More

"Cheaper and Better Than Most" - ★★★★

Section 315, Row 7, Seat 4 (Concert)

These were $13 seats when everything on the lower level was $100+. No obstruction concerns, covered by the roof and close to the main concessions stand.

The stage is pretty far away - these would be great for a Cubs game - but all-in-all, a pretty comfortable spot for the price....More

"Unobstructed view along first baseline - Great seats!!" - ★★★★★

Section 222, Row 1, Seat 1

If you can get these seats...DO IT!!! They are covered and I sat here twice during two rain delays and I was DRY!!!!

The views are awesome. If you have a camera with a zoom it's almost like being on the field. My pictures were taken with a zoom lens....More

"Perfect view of the field" - ★★★★★

Section 222, Row 5, Seats 12,13

The view from the seats were amazing. You could see all of the action without having to look around anything. The only problem with the seats was that they were in the middle of the aisle so if you wanted to get up, you had to walk across 10 other people. ...More

"Bad location" - ★★

Section 222, Row 22, Seat 110

Very bad seats in section 228. In all of that area maybe the first 10 rows are good, after that its a very bad location. You can not see half of the stadium, I will not recommend those seats, pay more to have a better seat....More

"Pittsburgh Pirates at Chicago Cubs - Jul 14, 2019" - ★★★★★

Section 317, Row 4

Could hardly have asked for better seats - great view of the entire field, nicely in the shade, great bonus Catalina club access, and dead center behind and well above home plate. Would take the seats again!...More

"In foul territory " - ★★★★

Section 203, Row 9, Seat 21

I was in foul ball territory, but these seats were awesome! I was in the shade and had a great view of the field. Being in row 9 I didn't have to deal with the pesky support beams throughout the 200 level....More

"Great Aisle seat, easy access" - ★★★★

Section 331, Row 10, Seat 1

Great Aisle seat with easy access to the breezeway a few rows behind. Perfect view down the foul line and good view of outfield and bleachers. Much better than 500 section about 50 feet up and behind....More

"Underrated Seats" - ★★★★

Section 324, Row 3, Seats 3&4

These seats have a great elevated view of the infield. They are in the shade as well which is great on a hot summer day. Anything in the 400 level on the infield is great!...More

"FANTASTIC seats" - ★★★★★

Section 119, Row 3, Seat 105

The best seats in the house to see all the action. In August and September and all through the playoffs these seat are in the cool shade for the entire game....More

"Pittsburgh Pirates at Chicago Cubs - Jul 14, 2019" - ★★★★

Section 422, Row 7

Great seats- but if you have any difficulty walking or with stairs/balance- not your best bet. However they were in the shade and the game was AMAZING- ...More

"Great view and friendly atmosphere" - ★★★★★

Section 218, Row 9, Seats 9-10

Great view (especially for the price). Justinder the shade but still could catch a foul ball, and a friendly crowd relative to the bleachers....More

"Pretty Darn Awesome!" - ★★★★

Section 217, Row 8, Seat 7

You can't get any better than home plate in the shade...unless you want to catch fly balls. Great seats for baseball!...More

"Seats were good too high priced for mediocre 1914 club" - ★★★★

Section 14, Row 6, Seats 1-4

1914 club lame food offerings. Sox do a much better job with club seats food and amenities.

"Can not get any better" - ★★★★★

Section 231, Row 5, Seats 1-4

Great seats. In the shade, and very close to concessions. Can't get any better.

"Great view" - ★★★★★

Section 217, Row 21, Seat 13

Seats were comfortable, and shaded so it was never too hot. Great view.

"Cheap way to spend a summer day!" - ★★★★

Section 210, Row 12, Seat 7

View was good and seats were cheap

"Pittsburgh Pirates at Chicago Cubs - Jul 12, 2019" - ★★★★★

Section 128, Row 15

Great seats with a great view.

"Great view" - ★★★★★

Section 324, Row 1, Seat 3

"Great view from the cheap seats" - ★★★★★

Section 413, Row 3, Seats 109,110

These seats were marked as being good for shade

"Good View of All the Field" - ★★★

Section 422, Row 1, Seats 103-106

These seats were marked as being good for shade

"Great Seats - Worth It!" - ★★★★★

Section 222, Row 12, Seats 103-107

These seats were marked as being good for shade

"Meh" - ★★★★

Section 231, Row 23, Seat 110

These seats were marked as being good for shade

"Great Seats in a great location" - ★★★★★

Section 122, Row 12, Seats 5-8

These seats were marked as being good for shade

"Oakland Athletics at Chicago Cubs - Aug 7, 2019" - ★★★★★

Section 327, Row 9

These seats were marked as being good for shade

"San Francisco Giants at Chicago Cubs - Aug 22, 2019" - ★★★★★

Section 110, Row 1

These seats were marked as being good for shade

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