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08-24-2009, 09:29 PM
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Wrigley Field
Birdman,
Wish your plans were just a month earlier. I was in Chicago last month and caught my first Cubbies game at Wrigley Field. Just a few suggestions, take lots of photos. I must have taken a hundred pictures to document my visit. Arrive early as the staff is pretty good about letting fans get right down to the railing to watch batting practice. Lastly, take the stadium tour. It's worth the $25 as seeing the various cracks and crevices not normally accessable to the public is worth admission. Hearing the tour guide telling the history of the park one can almost visualize what the park was like yesteryear. Best of all, enjoy the time and scenery. It went by way too fast for me! ErikV 
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