Parking at Wrigley

For those wanting to spend a summer afternoon watching baseball and sitting within the friendly confines of the second-oldest major league ballpark in the country, it is generally recommended that public transportation is your best bet to get there. Because Chicago's Wrigley Field is surrounded by the densely populated and ever-bustling "Wrigleyville" neighborhood, parking is restricted and near impossible to find. Local residents and businesses hawk spaces when the Cubs are in town, and there is remote parking for weekend and night games with shuttle service to the park. Or, join the fans arriving via the CTA's Red Line "El," the No. 22 Clark or No. 152 Addison Street buses, and enjoy the game.