Wrigley Rooftop A Home for Baseball Games

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Wrigley Rooftop A Home for Baseball Games
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• What is a Wrigley Rooftop? A Wrigley rooftop is
  a generic name for rooftops of residential
  buildings, which have high end bars, offer
  catering services, and stadium style seating to
  accommodate guests for baseball games or other
  events at Wrigley field.

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• The Wrigley rooftop experience began in 1974 when
  owner George Loukas purchased his first rooftop
  building on Waveland Avenue, tenants and friends
  would climb through a hatch of the roof to get a
  view of the game. As word spread of the breath
  taking views and good times, a niche industry
  began to take form.

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• The rooftops hatches were replaced by staircases
  and coolers. Strangers started asking Loukas to
  go on the roof and they were even willing to
  spend money to do so. That is how the Wrigley
  Rooftop industry was born.

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• Today there are 16 official Wrigley Rooftops
  sanctioned by the Chicago Cubs. All 16 rooftops
  feature unparalleled views and amenities plus
  premier elevated seating for a true Wrigley field
  experience. Wrigley rooftops provide the most
  unique way to experience a base ball game in the
  country.

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• Most importantly, Wrigley Rooftops guarantees
  both an indoor and outdoor seat with plenty of
  room to mix and mingle. The guests comfort and
  preserving the game day experience is the utmost
  concern. Wrigley Rooftops also provide three
  levels of indoor and outdoor event space and
  seating available tickets and group of up to 200.
  Here are the different Rooftops to choose from.

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Beyond the Ivy Rooftop

• Beyond the Ivy consists of three buildings, all
  on Waveland near the northwest corner of the
  field, the Waveland location has sightlines
  closer to center field and is the most spacious
  of the three properties, the 1038 is more modern
  and the 1048 has more traditional vibe.

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• Brixen Ivy, located just west of the third base
  foul line was the first building at Wrigley built
  for the purpose of Rooftop viewing. Good for
  smaller groups of 25 to 40, food is off the grill
  with various items catered by taste of Paris.

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Down the line Rooftop

• Down the line is a double lot building with good
  views down the first base line. Rest room
  limitations sometimes leads to longer than normal
  wait times, however, and scoring seats may
  involve some competition. Door open one hour
  before the game and lining up before the game is
  recommended, the food is good and there are
  several beer options.

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• The Rooftop above the bar at Sheffield and
  Waveland is available primarily for group events,
  though occasionally individual tickets are made
  available, tickets are inexpensive and the
  amenities are relatively low key. The building is
  recognizable for its lit up Harry Caray sign.

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Skybox on Sheffield

• The food and beverage selection here at this
  facility rises up above the competition, Skybox
  has a partnership with Goose Island catering that
  offers some of Chicagos best flavors. The drinks
  selection caters to beer connoisseurs accordingly
  with several micro brews available. Skybox has
  stadium seating which can be limited, so early
  arrival is recommended.

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• 3639 Wrigley Rooftop is the best high-end rooftop
  option out there. The 3639 team really rolls out
  the red carpet for its VIP guests, similar to the
  luxury suite at modern stadiums and views are
  stellar. The fourth level covered terrace offers
  café tables and lounge seating in the shade while
  the party happens on level five.

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