Wrigley Field

Finds sitting through a full game too long and dull; would prefer a stadium tour instead.

Praises Wrigley Field's entry scanners for letting people keep moving without stopping.

Says the ballpark is worth visiting, recalling an earlier trip where they stayed outside rather than going in.

Says people overuse the short Red Line hop and suggests walking down Sheffield into the pregame crowd to reach the stadium.

Calls Wrigley a tourist stop and says visitors will likely enjoy it even without knowing the sport.

Found a Wrigley game dull without an interest in baseball, and suggests a WNBA game instead.

Recalls freezing at the stadium as a kid even in summer, improvising hand coverings from food bags.

Calls it fun on game days and says walking the grounds shows it as a distinctive city park.

Says the seats are good and suggests walking the grounds between innings for varied sightlines.

Says they like spending time in the Wrigley bleachers, even though they don't care about baseball.

Says many visitors go mainly for drinks and ballpark food on a nice day; suggests leaving early if not enjoying it.

Agrees the bleachers are enjoyable for everyone, even people who don't follow the game.

Said the centerfield scoreboard was barely visible from their seat there.

Strongly agrees with the bleacher advice for Wrigley.

Says a daytime Wrigley Field game has an unusually distinctive atmosphere and recommends going.

Says they have heard the stadium tour is very good.

Says the stadium's history makes it worth seeing; suggests non-sports fans take the tour instead of a game.

Admits Cubs fandom but calls Wrigley among the most scenic ballparks and urges visiting for a game.

Went to a recent game during extreme heat yet still enjoyed it; says the atmosphere around the stadium is unmatched.

Advises walking back from the stadium to avoid post-game crowds.

Says the Red Line trip to the stadium is fine and the ballpark is right beside the Addison stop.

Author attended games at Wrigley and shared photos, saying the visit felt worthwhile even though the team lost.