Wrigley Field, a baseball stadium in Chicago, is the home ballpark of the Chicago Cubs. It was completed in 1914, which makes it the oldest National League ballpark and the second oldest active major league ballpark in the US.

The structure and architecture also add features to Wrigley Field. It is built following the "jewel box" design which was very prevalent in the early 20th century, and the ballpark's outfield is covered by ivy. For more info about Wrigley Field architecture, click:

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What is Wrigley Field's location? Nicknamed as The Friendly Confines, Wrigley Field is located in the community area of Lakeview, 1060 West Addison Street, Chicago. It has a large capacity of 42,157, the 10th smallest actively major league ballpark; however, this doesn't prevent audience and fans flooding here to see the Cubs play for every season.

If you choose driving to Wrigley Field, you should secure some tips on locating parking places around it, as in some places near Wrigley Field,, parking is not allowed on streets if you don't have a resident permits on your car windshield. However, there is plenty of parking lots and garages in the areas close to Wrigley Field and most of them offer prepaid reservation services for parking during game days.

Private Wrigley Parking - This is a parking spot less than a block from Wrigley Field, between Wilton and Sheffield on Waveland Ave. It is a small parking place which is only available for three cars wide. Turn north into the alley entrance and you can find it in the back of the second building on the right.

System Parking Garage - Located in 808 W Addison Street, it is a new and completely covered self-park garage, about 0.2 miles from Wrigley Field. It is right next door to the Chicago Police Department so you can feel relieved to park cars here.

Cubswin - It is a residential parking garage located at 3533 North Fremont Street, about 2 blocks away from Wrigley Field. You can drive east at Addison Street and turn right immediately after Fremont Street into the alley, or drive west then turn left just after Reta Street. Cubswin is a brown garage about 1/3 way down the alley on the west side with number "3533″.

Mid City Parking - It is a safe and secure parking option for fans. At 3514 N Halsted St, it is of great location and easy and quick access in and out, avoiding the traffic congestion near the Wrigley Field.

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However, as this stadium is not large, so you are strongly encouraged to take public transportation to get to Wrigley Field.

CTA - The Red Line can take the fans directly to Wrigley Field through the accessible station in Addison.

Cubs - The Cubs offers parking facility and free shuttle services at the DeVry University campus which is located off Addison Street and Western Avenue. Park your cars here with $6.00 and use the free shuttle running from and to Wrigley Field. However, this service is available only for weekends and night games.

Pace's Wrigley Field Express - Pace Bus has two routes taking passengers directly to Wrigley Field without any stop. The Fees are $4 each way for one person and the routes are available during all evening, weekend and holiday games, in addition to all games in June, July and August.