IV. Terrace Box Seating
A. Includes section 201-240
B. There are 5 Rows in the terrace box section
C. Terrace box rating: 3 1/2 Stars

The terrace box sections consist of the first five rows of the terrace section. These seats are almost identical to upper deck box, in that the cost is usually the same, and the seats have a full view of Wrigley Field. You can expect to have a chance at foul balls, sunlight, and rain. The first row of the terrace box allows for some great people watching as well.

V. Field Box Seating
A. Includes section 110-134
B. There are 15 rows in the field box sections
C. Field box rating: 4 Stars

Field box sections are great. These seats can get expensive, but they are close to the action. Fans can expect to have full views of the entire field, sun, moon, and sky. These seats can get peppered with foul balls, so fans have to pay attention to the game. The sections between the bases are the best and during select Cubs games, these sections get a great view and throwback sound of a trumpet, trombone, and clarinet trio as well. The trio plays 1920's era melodies that remind you of how long Wrigley Field has been around. Of course, there are plenty of food and beverage vendors as well.

VI. Club Box Seating
A. Includes section 3-36
B. There are 10 rows in the club box sections
C. Club box rating: 5 Stars

Club box seating are considered the crème del a crème sections at Wrigley Field. These sections command some of the most hefty prices but if you want to see the color of a Cubs player's eyes, than these are the seats for you. As with field boxes, these seats not only get peppered with foul balls, but with broken bats as well. Also, players always throw a baseball into the club sections behind the dugouts at the end of every inning, so be ready. Another aspect of the club sections are the Birdseye views of the bullpens. These sections are located down the line, directly in front of sections 7 and 8 for the Chicago Cubs, and sections 34 and 35 for the visiting team. These sections allow fans to watch pitchers warm up during the game. Again, food and beverage vendors are everywhere.

VII. Bleachers
A. Includes all sections between foul poles
B. Bleachers are all General Admission bench seating
C. Bleacher rating: 3 to 5 Stars

Some people love the bleachers and some don't. If your in the mood to get a tan, get drunk, or check out some fellow scenery, then the bleachers are for you. Depending on who the Chicago Cubs are playing, the bleachers can get expensive, especially on Saturdays. These sections offer a great view of Wrigley Field but sometimes you can't follow the ball while it's in play. Of course a great aspect of the bleachers is the possibility of a home run ball. Careful though?, Cubs fans expect you to throw it back onto the field if the home run was hit by the opposing team.

So there you have it! There are an array of choices for seating to see the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. Whether you sit high up, underneath, or close to the action, your sure to have a great time at the friendly confines!

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