Wrigley Field Seating Chart
Pick a zone on the map or in the list to see which sections are in it. If you are not sure which zone you want, our Where to Sit guide covers every level of the stadium.
Tap a zone on the map or in the list to see which sections are in it.
The yellow numbers in the outfield are the distance from home plate to the outfield wall in feet. The areas in dark gray are clubs, suites, and group areas.
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Zones
Level: The front of the lower level, behind home plate
Know before you buy: The first 7 rows of these sections are the 1914 Club, which is sold separately. Club Box Home Plate starts at row 8.
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: The front of the lower level, along the infield on both sides
Know before you buy: In section 27, the first 7 rows are the Maker's Mark Barrel Room, which is sold separately.
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: The front of the lower level, down the left field line and the right field line
Know before you buy: In sections 3 to 5, the rows in front of row 13 are The W Club. In sections 28 and 29, the first 7 rows are the Maker's Mark Barrel Room. Both are sold separately.
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: The first rows down the left field line and the right field line
Know before you buy: Bullpen Box is only the first 4 rows. The Club Box Outfield rows start right behind them at row 5.
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: 100 level, behind home plate
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: 100 level, along the infield on both sides
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: 100 level, down the left field line and the right field line
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: 200 level, behind home plate, under the upper deck
Know before you buy: The Cubs split these sections by row. Rows 1 to 6 are Terrace Box Home Plate, rows 7 to 13 are Terrace Reserved Preferred, and the rows behind them are Terrace Reserved Infield. Rows 1 to 5 do not have an obstruction. Starting in row 6, one of the posts that hold up the upper deck may block part of your view.
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: 200 level, along the infield on both sides, under the upper deck
Know before you buy: The Cubs split these sections by row. Rows 1 to 6 are Terrace Box Infield, rows 7 to 13 are Terrace Reserved Preferred, and the rows behind them are Terrace Reserved Infield. Rows 1 to 5 do not have an obstruction. Starting in row 6, one of the posts that hold up the upper deck may block part of your view.
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: 200 level, down the left field line and the right field line
Know before you buy: The Cubs split these sections by row. Rows 1 to 6 are Terrace Box Outfield, and the rows behind them are Terrace Reserved Outfield. Rows 1 to 5 do not have an obstruction. Starting in row 6, one of the posts that hold up the upper deck may block part of your view.
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: 200 level, in the left field corner and the right field corner
Know before you buy: The Cubs split these sections by row. Rows 1 to 6 are Terrace Box Corner, and the rows behind them are Terrace Reserved Outfield. The last rows of sections 203 to 205 and 230 to 232 are Terrace Reserved Outfield Corner. Rows 1 to 5 do not have an obstruction. Starting in row 6, one of the posts that hold up the upper deck may block part of your view.
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: Standing areas behind the 200 level
Know before you buy: A standing room ticket does not come with a seat.
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: The front of the upper deck, from third base around home plate to first base
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: The front of the upper deck, past third base and past first base
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: The front of the upper deck, down the left field line and the right field line
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: Upper deck, behind the Upper Box sections, around the infield
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: Upper deck, behind the Upper Box sections, down the left field line and the right field line
Check sun and shade for these sections Level: Behind the outfield wall, from left field to right field
Know before you buy: For regular season games, bleacher seating is general admission, so your ticket does not come with a specific seat. Seating is first come, first served. For postseason games, the bleachers switch to assigned seating.
Check sun and shade for these sections Good to know before you pick
General admission in the bleachers
For regular season games, the Budweiser Bleachers are general admission. Your ticket does not come with a specific seat, so get there early if you want to pick your spot. For postseason games, the bleachers switch to assigned seating, and your ticket comes with a specific seat.
Posts in the 200 level
Some seats in the 200 level are obstructed. Rows 1 to 5 do not have an obstruction. Starting in row 6, you may have a partial obstruction. Where to Sit covers which seats to avoid.
Sun and shade
Day games at Wrigley Field can be hot in the sun. Our Wrigley Field SunTracker shows which sections are in the sun or the shade for any date and start time.
Sitting under the upper deck
In the back rows of the 200 level, the upper deck hangs over your seat. You can still see the field, but the deck can block your view of the scoreboard and the sky. You may feel a little cut off from the rest of the ballpark.
For what each level is like, read Where to Sit at Wrigley Field.
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