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Wrigley Field
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Wrigley Field is wonderful. Cubs fans are avid (or even rabid) no matter whether we win or lose, since it's the players and the game that count. Hot dog vendors, the scoreboard, balls getting stuck in the ivy, manager/umpire disputes, it's all about the game. If you complain it's old, then you don't appreciate the incredible history that lurks there. Plan and arrive early enough and there's plenty of parking in people's alleys - some even open their garages - all for a fee, of course, but it's about the same as parking farther away and using the shuttle. The experience is all worth at least a yearly family pilgrimage.
Pros: the Cubs, the history
Cons: crowds after the game, which is expected
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