Charter a bus rental to Wrigley Field
Charter a Chicago bus rental for your next trip to Wrigley Field. To get your trip planning started, Bus.com will calculate your charter bus quote in less than two minutes. We’ll help you browse bus types, plan an itinerary, and contact your Chicago bus company. It’s easy and budget-friendly.
Why charter a bus for Wrigley Field
If you are traveling longer than two hours, carrying lots of luggage, or transporting VIPs, charter a coach bus rental in Chicago. The coach bus offers more amenities (like wifi and audio-visual equipment) than a Chicago school bus. Here’s an insider secret: Because the driver’s time is largest portion of the cost of a bus, there isn’t a great difference in price between renting a school bus or coach bus in Chicago. Spring for a little extra comfort!
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About the Surrounding Area
The area around Wrigley Field is fittingly called Wrigleyville. In the 1990s, Wrigley Field underwent renovations. Some residents worried about the new developments, but in the end the fates of Wrigley Field and Wrigleyville were intertwined as both grew into world-famous attractions. You can get Cubs paraphernalia in every Wrigleyville shop, and when the Cubs play, you’ll find the game on every screen in every tavern on every corner. Charter a Chicago bus rental to get to Wrigleyville, and take advantage of having a vetted driver. Do some bar hopping on any of the area’s bar strips. Check out Clark Avenue, Sheffield Avenue, and Addison Avenue...
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About Wrigley Field
Wrigley Field is the second oldest ballpark servicing the MLB, and for all but two years of its operation it’s been home to the Chicago Cubs. In 1914, Charles Weegham built the park, named it in his own honor, and hosted games for the Federal League. When that league folded a year later, Weegham bought the Cubs and renamed the park Cubs Park. Four years later, it was renamed after the gum merchant William Wrigley who bought into the franchise. Despite its modern amenities, Wrigley Field still has that classic ballpark feel. Its ivy covered walls, iconic red marquee, and hand-operated scoreboard still stand, making it the perfect setting for the 2016 World Series when the Cubs won the series for the first time in a century.
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