The Wrigley Experience

Historic Wrigley Field provides one of the greatest environments to watch a baseball game that there is. Seating in the Budweiser Bleachers is general admission meaning no assigned seats (except for playoffs!). Your bleacher seats will also give you entry into the rest of the stadium if you wish to explore once inside. I am a lifetime Cubs fan and a season ticket holder with a pair of bleacher tickets. There is no place I’d rather be to watch a game! Since I live in Alabama I am making my unused tickets available. Each purchase is for the pair of bleacher tickets. Listed prices are what you pay - no fees, taxes, etc. This price will be lower than direct purchase from the Cubs (and most likely the third party sites as well).

VIP Early Entry

The greatest benefit from these tickets are that they will get you in the gate 5-10 minutes before all gates open to the public. This allows you to find the seats you want in the area you want. This provides a great opportunity to get down on the wall to interact with players and coaches, catch balls in batting practice (weather permitting of course), get an aisle seat, sit close to the bars on the concourse, etc. The bleacher admission lines can often be VERY long otherwise. The VIP early entry line is located on the Waveland Avenue side of the Bleacher Gate (at the corner of Waveland and Sheffield). If you are unsure just ask one of the many friendly Cubs fans if you are in the right spot. Your tickets will say Daily Plan allowing you to clear security for early entry (a security guard will check to make sure before the gate opens). Gates open to the public 90 minutes to 2 hours (depending on the game) before game time, so the bleacher gate for season ticket holders opens 5-10 minutes before that. Once the VIP line has entered, general admission will begin and the early entry benefit is over. To be sure of early entry it is best to be in the VIP line at least 15-20 minutes before gates are scheduled to open.

Ticket Delivery

The days of paper tickets are over, and all tickets are now electronic. You must have (or set up) an account with the Cubs and MLB in the MLB Ballpark app. When you purchase tickets I will transfer them to your account and you will be all set.

Refunds

There are no refunds for postponements (weather delays, etc). If a game is cancelled outright and not played during the season you are entitled to a full refund for that game.