How much does it cost to sit behind home plate at Wrigley Field?
How much does it cost to sit behind home plate at Wrigley Field? Chicago architect VOA Associates and Levy Restaurants are working together on the clubs’ design. Currently, there are about 600 season-ticket holders sitting in the dugout box and club box seats behind home plate, and those fans pay up to $350 a game with virtually no amenities, Faulkner said.
Where should you not sit at Wrigley Field?
Try to avoid low-numbered, low row seats…not just to avoid the pole, but also to avoid the aforementioned foot traffic. Again, there are only nine rows in the upper reserved sections, so chances are that there will be a pole in your sight somewhere.
Can you bring blankets to Cubs game?
All bags and items are subject to inspection. To ensure fan safety, the Cubs reserve the right to refuse admittance of any item deemed hazardous or suspicious, including any item capable of being used as a projectile.
Where is the best place to sit at Wrigley?
Where to sit. First thing to know is that sections are called aisles. Anywhere in the Upper Deck Box between aisles 409 and 431 is excellent to watch the game with zero chance of an obstructed view.
