All-Inclusive Rooftop Tickets to Select Cubs Games at Wrigleyville Rooftops. Three Dates and Three Locations Available.
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- Awesome views of the game
- Choose from games against the Brewers or Yankees
- All you can eat & drink
Watching baseball games from a rooftop is far superior to watching them from inside a chimney plagued with obstructed views and the distracting crooning of cockney sweepers. Bask in unhindered scenes from America's favorite pastime with today's Groupon for an all-inclusive rooftop ticket to Wrigleyville Rooftops. Prices include all you can eat and drink plus tax and tip. Choose from three venue options.
Purchase one ticket to watch the Cubs from 1032 W. Waveland:
- For $90, Cubs vs. the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday, June 13, at 7:05 p.m. (a $185 value).
Purchase one ticket from the following options to watch the Cubs from 3609 N. Sheffield:
- For $90, Cubs vs. the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday, June 13, at 7:05 p.m. (a $185 value).
- For $120, Cubs vs. the New York Yankees on Saturday, June 18, at 3:10 p.m. (a $250 value).
- For $120, Cubs vs. the New York Yankees on Sunday, June 19, at 7:05 p.m. (a $250 value).
Purchase one ticket from the following options to watch the Cubs from 3643 N. Sheffield:
- For $90, Cubs vs. the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday, June 13, at 7:05 p.m. (a $185 value).
- For $120, Cubs vs. the New York Yankees on Sunday, June 19, at 7:05 p.m. (a $250 value).
Wrigleyville Rooftops' elevated, open-air locations provide perches with sweeping views of Wrigley Field accompanied by access to an abundance of high-end libations and premium morsels to enjoy while taking in ball games. Witness the Cubs battle the Milwaukee Brewers on June 13 while noshing on delectable delights from the menu such as a sirloin steak, an italian-beef sandwich, or a victory soufflé. The June 18 and 19 bouts against the New York Yankees will have nacho- and cheeseburger-snarfing fans dreaming of errant bats that wing themselves into the lofty stands to be used as gavels at the next homeowners-association meeting. Home-run devotees can knock back a variety of suds including Miller Lite, Amstel Light, Newcastle, and Heineken, or savor sips of cabernet or pinot grigio until the conclusion of the seventh inning, when alcoholic beverage service ends and nearby trees stretch their limbs and belt out "Take Me Out to the Ball Game."