Cubs Game Limo Service

Wrigley Field sits in the middle of a dense residential neighborhood at Clark and Addison, which is exactly what makes it charming and exactly what makes driving there miserable. Wrigleyville has no stadium parking deck. Street parking within a mile is permit-only on game days, and the private lots that do exist charge $40 to $60 and fill hours before first pitch. The Cubs play 81 home games a season — more home dates than any other Chicago team — so this congestion is not a once-a-month event; it is most of the summer.

The Red Line Addison stop drops fans right at the ballpark, and for a solo trip from the North Side it works fine. But for a group coming from the suburbs, a day game on a weekday, or a night where you plan to drink, the train means a transfer, a packed platform after the final out, and still no good way to get home from the suburban end. A chauffeur drops your group on Clark Street steps from the gate, navigates the Wrigleyville one-way grid and game-day closures, and stages on a nearby side street for the ride home.

Day games bring their own twist: an afternoon start means the post-game crowd hits the neighborhood bars while it is still light out, and Clark and Addison stay jammed for hours. A driver who works Cubs games knows the Lake Shore Drive and Lake View approaches that beat the Addison gridlock coming and going.

The drive from the northwest suburbs to Wrigley Field on a game day is one of the more frustrating runs in the metro: the Kennedy or the Edens into Lake View, then the slow grind through Wrigleyville's one-way streets to a parking spot that may not exist. We make it someone else's job. A Sprinter or Escalade collects a group from Palatine, Schaumburg, Arlington Heights, or anywhere in Chicagoland, runs the fastest approach, and drops everyone on Clark Street steps from the gate.

That suburban-pickup, city-drop pattern is the core of what we do for Cubs games. Everyone rides together, the cooler and gear ride in back, and nobody has to stay sober to drive home after a day in the sun and a few innings at the bars. With 81 home games a season, regulars and season ticket holders often set up a recurring vehicle so the same driver handles every outing without a new booking each time.

Most Cubs outings run five to seven hours once you add pre-game, the game, and Wrigleyville afterward, with a three-hour minimum on the booking. Call (224) 801-3090 with your pickup location and the game date, and we set a flat fare — no peak pricing, gratuity included — for the whole day at the Friendly Confines.