Wrigley Field
Restrooms run the length of the main concourse, the upper deck and the bleachers. Without a ticket you're going to the neighborhood. More on Wrigley Field ↓
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Restrooms at Wrigley Field
Where are the restrooms at Wrigley Field?
On the main concourse, in the Southwest Airlines Deck upstairs and in the Budweiser Bleachers. Single-occupancy restrooms are mixed in among them throughout the ballpark.
Are there accessible restrooms at Wrigley Field?
Yes. The Cubs say every restroom in the ballpark is accessible, which is not a given in a park that opened in 1914.
Where can I change or feed a baby at Wrigley Field?
Most restrooms have a baby changing station. For nursing there's a dedicated room at First Aid, behind home plate on the main concourse, with its own restroom. There's also a Mamava pod just inside the Gallagher Way gate.
Is there a restroom at Wrigley Field without a ticket?
On most days, yes. Gallagher Way, the plaza next to the ballpark, is free to enter from 7 a.m. and has restrooms. On game days only same-day ticket holders can get in, so if you've come to see the marquee it's the bars and restaurants around Clark and Addison.
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