faithful2you said:After talking to someone that had GA in '16.....they walked in the stadium after the gates had already been opened an ended up dead center 7 or 8 rows back. This has changed my whole thought process of waiting in the line...overnight or even multiple nights. I don't think I need to be on the rail but don't want to be 15+ back either. Anyone else have insight on when they got in the GA line and where you were in '16.
There is no way this is true unless they worked their way through the crowd. I waited in line from 11 am for Wrigley 1 and when I got in center was already at least 8 deep, i ended up 5 deep on Mike's side
I had GA for Night 2 in 2016. My brother got in line at around 7:30am the day of the show. We ended up 1-2 people from the rail on Mike's side since most people go for dead center.faithful2you said:After talking to someone that had GA in '16.....they walked in the stadium after the gates had already been opened an ended up dead center 7 or 8 rows back. This has changed my whole thought process of waiting in the line...overnight or even multiple nights. I don't think I need to be on the rail but don't want to be 15+ back either. Anyone else have insight on when they got in the GA line and where you were in '16.
For sure! Any luck yet?buck502000 said:We will have to meet up in Chicago. I still have your #.SomethingCreative said:BUMMER. I’ll keep my eyes and ears peeled for youbuck502000 said:no luck for Monday night via terrified sale, I mean verified - looking for a pair for Monday night.
bbiggs said:Haven’t personally sat there for a concert but I think you will enjoy. Out near right field in the lower level. View will be slightly angled but you should see the entire stage and you’re actually closer to the stage there than the straightCubbyBear23 said:How is this section at Wrigley for a concert view
139 Row 2
Olds44272 said:I have reserve seats for both shows. At least I am in the door. Possibly booking a room at the Hilton garden inn. I need to sort out the train system for the area. If we drive or fly in and rent a car, it is $68 per night for parking at the hotel.
100% agree. No need to rent a car, just familiarize yourself with the L before you come or use cab/uber. Will be same price if not cheaper then car rental and parking $$. CTA Red Line stop (Grand/state) is literally right in front of the Hilton Garden Inn and will drop you off at Wrigley... $2.25 a ride. All you need.wbutler29 said:Olds44272 said:I have reserve seats for both shows. At least I am in the door. Possibly booking a room at the Hilton garden inn. I need to sort out the train system for the area. If we drive or fly in and rent a car, it is $68 per night for parking at the hotel.
No need for a car. L train, Uber, cabs are your friends. Parking is painful. ($$$ and time).
there's also cta passes, there's a 3 day unlimited pass for $20FoxyRedLa said:Thanks! Bring cash. Check!
Can't recall whether it was for the 2013 or 2016 shows but I seem to remember someone posted a Groupon for a 3 day pass for a significantly reduced amount. Possible it will be available this summer as well.SomethingCreative said:there's also cta passes, there's a 3 day unlimited pass for $20FoxyRedLa said:Thanks! Bring cash. Check!
http://www.transitchicago.com/travel_information/fares/unlimitedridecards.aspx
