U.S. Cellular Field Concert Venue / Stadium

The “other” baseball field across town gets most of the press, but what U.S. Cellular Field lacks in history, it makes up for in amenities. Built in 1991 as the home to the Chicago White Sox, the Bridgeport landmark looms over I-94 and the Red Line of the El.

Sleek and modern, the stadium seats 40,000 fans on upper and lower decks, luxury suites, and left-field bleachers. All seats at U.S. Cellular Field have unobstructed views. Fireworks at U.S. Cellular Field extend a long-standing White Sox tradition. Day or night, the scoreboard sets off blazes for every home run and victory.

Food and drink choices abound, with dozens of concession stands catering to all tastes. Ballpark favorites like hot dogs and hamburgers appear at most stands, of course, but many stands have specialties like desserts, Mexican fare, kid-friendly food, and vegetarian and gluten-free options. Special amenities at U.S. Cellular Field include a bar with a view of the field, “rain rooms” with cool mist for hot days, and a “pet check” for guests who happen to have their pets with them when they arrive.

Parking at U.S. Cellular Field is plentiful and is $25 for weekdays and $23 on weekends. Tailgating is allowed, starting two hours before game time.