Wrigley Field is the historic home ballpark of the Chicago Cubs, opened in 1914 and known for its ivy-covered outfield walls, hand-turned scoreboard, and rooftop seating on the surrounding buildings along Waddell and Sheffield Avenues. It’s one of the oldest operating Major League Baseball stadiums in the country.
There is no single set of public “open” hours, since access depends on the schedule: the ballpark is open to ticket holders on game days, and non-game-day guided tours are offered starting in March, covering the seating bowl, press box, bleachers, and Cubs dugout. The box office is generally staffed weekdays from about 8:30am to 6pm, with reduced weekend hours.
Visitors planning a trip should check the Cubs’ official schedule for game times or tour availability before arriving, since hours vary throughout the season.
