Wrigley Field 

Wrigley Field is one of the most iconic baseball stadiums in America. Located on the north side of Chicago, it’s the home of the Chicago Cubs since 1916. Built in 1914, it’s the second-oldest Major League Baseball stadium still in use.

The field is famous for its ivy-covered outfield walls, hand-operated scoreboard, and neighborhood feel. Whether you’re a lifelong Cubs fan or just visiting, a trip to Wrigley Field is a must.

Wrigley Field isn’t just for baseball, either. The stadium also hosts concerts, events, and tours throughout the year. You can take a behind-the-scenes look at the ballpark with a Wrigley Field tour, where you’ll explore the dugout, press box, and even step onto the field.

If you’re in town during the summer, you might also catch a major artist performing live. Some of the biggest names in music have played at Wrigley.

Learn more about Wrigley Field tours and concerts.

Wrigley Field Stadium 

Wrigley Field is located at:

1060 W Addison St, Chicago, IL 60613

This part of the city is full of energy, especially on game day. There are lots of restaurants, bars, and coffee shops just steps from the stadium. Gallagher Way, located right next to Wrigley Field, is a great place to hang out before or after the game, where you’ll often find food trucks, pop-up events, and even movie nights.

If you want to make a day out of your visit, take a stroll to the nearby Lake Michigan shoreline or explore the surrounding neighborhoods like Lakeview and Boystown. There are plenty of things to do beyond the ballpark. 

Wrigley Field Parking

Looking for parking near Wrigley Field? We’ve got you covered.

Parking around the stadium can be tough and expensive. On game days, prices go up fast, and spaces are limited. A smarter (and more affordable) option is to park at one of General Parking’s garages and take the Red Line directly to the stadium.

You’ll save money, avoid the hassle, and still get to the game on time.

Here are three convenient parking garages where you can park and hop on the Red Line to Wrigley Field:

1. Rush-Ohio-Wabash (ROW) Garage

Address: 50 E Ohio St, Chicago, IL 60611

Estimated Time to Wrigley Field: 22 minutes

This centrally located garage is perfect if you’re coming from downtown. It’s close to shopping, restaurants, and other attractions like Navy Pier and Michigan Avenue. After parking, you can walk to the Grand CTA station and hop on the Red Line northbound to Addison. The stadium is just steps from the Addison stop.

2. South Loop Garage

Address: 318 S Federal St, Chicago, IL 60604

Estimated Time to Wrigley Field: 26 minutes

Park in the South Loop and explore the area before heading to the game. From this garage, walk to the Jackson Red Line stop and ride straight to Addison. It’s an easy and affordable way to enjoy the game without the stress of finding a parking spot at Wrigley Field.

3. Mart Parc Wells Garage

Address: 401 N Wells St, Chicago, IL 60654

Estimated Time to Wrigley Field: 27 minutes

This River North garage is located near some of the city’s best restaurants and nightlife. It’s also close to the Merchandise Mart and many downtown attractions. After parking, you’ll walk to the nearby Red Line station and take a quick ride to Wrigley Field.

Tips for Getting to Wrigley Field

Once you’ve parked at one of our garages, getting to Wrigley Field is easy.

Just follow these steps:

• Find the Red Line station closest to your garage:

From Rush-Ohio-Wabash Garage: Walk to the Grand Red Line station.

From South Loop Garage: Walk to the Jackson Red Line station.

From Mart Parc Wells Garage: Walk to the Grand Red Line station.

• Take the Red Line northbound to Addison.

The Addison stop drops you off just a short walk from the stadium entrance.

• Enjoy the game, concert, or event!

Afterward, simply hop back on the Red Line to return to your car.

Taking the Red Line is a stress-free way to reach the stadium. You avoid traffic jams, overpriced lots, and circling the block looking for a spot.

Parking Near Wrigley Field FAQs

Is there parking at Wrigley Field?

Wrigley Field has limited parking options nearby, and parking fills up quickly and can be very expensive, especially on game days. That’s why parking with General Parking and riding the CTA Red Line is a wise choice. You save money, avoid traffic, and enjoy a smoother experience.

How long does it take to get from a General Parking garage to Wrigley Field?

• Rush-Ohio-Wabash Garage: ~22 minutes by Red Line
• South Loop Garage: ~26 minutes by Red Line
• Mart Parc Wells Garage: ~27 minutes by Red Line

These garages give you access to downtown attractions before or after the game, too.

Is public transportation safe?

Yes, the CTA Red Line is a safe and popular option for getting around the city, especially for large events like Cubs games and concerts. You’ll be traveling alongside many other fans heading to Wrigley Field, and stations are well-staffed and monitored.

Plan Your Visit to Wrigley Field Today

Whether you’re going to a Cubs game, attending a concert, or taking a stadium tour, General Parking makes it easy to get to Wrigley Field without the hassle of stadium parking. Choose one of our conveniently located garages, enjoy secure and affordable parking, and arrive at the stadium in under 30 minutes on the Red Line.

Choose Your Garage

• Rush-Ohio-Wabash Garage (22 min)
• South Loop Garage (26 min)
• Mart Parc Wells Garage (27 min)