Hands down the best place to see a game if the team is winning or losing. Not many ballparks can say that.

As someone who has been going to Fenway Park for most of my life, when I was spending lots of time in Chicago, I spent  lots of time at Wrigley Field. I felt right at home.

I'd love to go some day. Throwing back the Homeruns hit by the oposition.
OUTSTANDING.

Wrigley Field, with the vines on the outfield walls and the 3-flat apartments peering up in the surrounding neighborhood, take you back to a time when baseball was America's summer pastime, and not a "business." Walking into Wrigley is a journey into baseball's past. You can sense the purity of the game as it once existed.

This place is just wonderful for the game and for the fans. Too bad the team can't deliver for the long suffering rooters. Generations have come and gone waiting for the chance.

I was at Wrigley when Wood got his 1000th strikeout. The studium is awesome, the game was awesome and the people really do love their baseball team. Simply the best sports stadium I've been too. The only stadium that I hoped would also be on this list was the old 'Tiger Stadium', which is also a classic.

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As far as I know, this is the last ballpark left that does not have a blaring soundsystem pumping obnoxious music out to keep the fans' interest. Wrigley still plays organ music over the speakers! Also, there is no fan-o-meter telling people when to clap, stand, yell, etc. The only thing I would add is a jumbo-tron so we could see replays of plays the Cubs got screwed on by bad calls.

Just like fenway, it's cozy and friendly. Fantastic

While half the people might go for the game, the other half go there to get wasted,look around and throw trash on the field. It gets my vote for the stadium for the most fans who know nothing about baseball.

I love the place. Another of the green cathedrals of baseball. Started life as a Federal League park.