Baseball in Chicago

A guide to baseball in Chicago — see the Cubs at Wrigley Field and the White Sox on the South Side, both on the CTA Red Line. Plan your Chicago baseball trip with Chasing Stadiums.

Two ballparks on one train line

Wrigley Field (1914) sits on the North Side in Wrigleyville (Red Line to Addison), and the White Sox play on the South Side (Red Line to Sox–35th). Because both are on the Red Line, pairing them in one trip is easy.

Getting around

The CTA Red Line connects both ballparks and downtown, making transit the simplest way to see both parks without dealing with parking.

Plan a Chicago baseball trip

See both Chicago ballparks — ideally during a crosstown Cubs–White Sox series — and track your visits with Chasing Stadiums. Chicago also anchors the Midwest road-trip loop.

Frequently asked questions

How many MLB teams are in Chicago?

Two: the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field on the North Side and the Chicago White Sox on the South Side.

Can I see both Chicago ballparks in one trip?

Yes. Both sit on the CTA Red Line, so you can pair Wrigley Field and the White Sox ballpark in a single visit — ideally during a crosstown series.

How do I get to the Chicago ballparks?

Take the CTA Red Line to Addison for Wrigley Field and to Sox–35th for the White Sox ballpark.