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blackjack68 wrote:I would just like to see a game a Wrigley.
blackjack68 wrote:tickets are PLENTIFUL and CHEAP.
columbia wrote:Just pony up the money and sit between somewhere 1st and 3rd; preferably on the first level.
You won't regret it.
columbia wrote:I'm recommending that he sit somewhere in range of section 11 to section 28:
Sunday I get in around 2:30. Want to hit Shedd Aquarium and then possibly Dick's Last Resort Bar.
Monday, meetings all day and a business dinner until 7:30 and then the Bears are in Dallas for MNF. Want to hit a good sports bar to watch the game. I'm staying at the Hard Rock on Michigan (Magnificent Mile).
Tuesday night, Meetings all day and then a brief reception...thinking of ducking out of the reception early and catching a Cubs game. Two of the worst teams in baseball (Cubs/Astros) so tickets are PLENTIFUL and CHEAP. I would just like to see a game a Wrigley.
Here's my question... worth it just to say I've ben to Wrigley? Every section has seats availble with 2nd tier at $1.00 per ticket and some lower level infield seats at $20.00.
Also want to hit Billy Goat Tavern (the originators of the Cheeburger, Cheeburger skit from SNL) and the home of the Cubs curse.
blackjack68 wrote:columbia wrote:I'm recommending that he sit somewhere in range of section 11 to section 28:
That makes sense, just didn't know if sitting out in the bleachers was a "thing".
mac5155 wrote:Isnt Dick's Last Resort where they make u wear a paper hat and write insults on it ?
blackjack68 wrote:As far as what I look for in a bar for MNF, cheap corner bar with a few tvs is good for me. Definitely not ESPN zone...unless they're running good drink specials.
llipgh2 wrote:Wrigley is definitely worth the experience.
DMcGrew wrote:
One thing I would recommend NOT doing.. the Navy Pier. Waste of time.
eddysnake wrote:DMcGrew wrote:
One thing I would recommend NOT doing.. the Navy Pier. Waste of time.
What if you are visiting with kids? Still waste of time? We're looking at staying around there next June.
eddysnake wrote:DMcGrew wrote:
One thing I would recommend NOT doing.. the Navy Pier. Waste of time.
What if you are visiting with kids? Still waste of time? We're looking at staying around there next June.
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