Wrigley Field

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baseball stadium sports venue tourist attraction

Wrigley Field is a historic Major League Baseball ballpark in Chicago best known as the longtime home of the Chicago Cubs and its iconic ivy-covered outfield walls.

Aliases (5)

Cubs Park ×1
Steve Bartman incident ×1
Winter Classic played at Wrigley Field ×1
Wrigley Field marquee ×1
statue of Ernie Banks ×1

Statements (53)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	baseball stadium → sports venue → tourist attraction →
address	1060 West Addison Street →
architect	Zachary Taylor Davis →
brokeGround	1913 →
city	Chicago →
country	United States →
designatedChicagoLandmark	2004 →
division	National League Central →
feature	hand-operated scoreboard → ivy-covered outfield walls → red marquee over the main entrance → rooftop seating on neighboring buildings →
firstNightGameDate	1988-08-08 →
formerName	Cubs Park → Weeghman Park →
hasOutfieldWallCovering	Boston ivy →
hasOutfieldWallMaterial	brick →
hasScoreboard	center-field manual scoreboard →
historicDesignation	Chicago Landmark →
homeStadiumOf	Chicago Cubs →
hostedEvent	All-Star Game → NHL Winter Classic → World Series games → college football games → concerts →
installedLights	1988-08-08 →
league	Major League Baseball →
locatedIn	Chicago → Illinois → North Side, Chicago →
nearIntersection	Clark Street and Addison Street →
neighborhood	Lakeview → Wrigleyville →
NHLWinterClassicYear	2009 →
notableFor	being one of the oldest MLB ballparks → historic neighborhood setting → ivy-covered outfield walls →
oneOfOldestMLBStadiums	true →
opened	1914-04-23 →
openedForCubs	1916 →
operator	Chicago Cubs →
originalName	Weeghman Park →
owner	Chicago Cubs →
primaryTenant	Chicago Cubs →
publicTransit	Addison station (CTA Red Line) →
renamed	Wrigley Field →
renamedAfter	William Wrigley Jr. →
seatingCapacity	around 41000 →
state	Illinois →
surface	natural grass →
zipCode	60613 →

Referenced by (42)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Lakeview → Wrigleyville, Chicago →	hasLandmark
Clark Street and Addison Street ("Wrigley Field marquee") → Clark Street and Addison Street ("statue of Ernie Banks") →	hasNearbyLandmark
2008–09 NHL season ("Winter Classic played at Wrigley Field") → Chicago Cubs ("Steve Bartman incident") →	notableEvent
Clark Street and Addison Street →	adjacentTo
1060 Project →	associatedWith
North Siders →	associatedWithHistoricBallpark
Chicago Cubs →	ballpark
Cubs–Cardinals rivalry →	ballpark1
1933 NFL season →	championshipGameVenue
Ricketts family →	controls
2016 World Series →	CubsHomeBallpark
Zachary Taylor Davis →	designed
Sloan Park →	designInspiredBy
Chicago Bears–Minnesota Vikings rivalry →	formerHomeStadiumOfChicagoBears
Wrigley Field ("Cubs Park") →	formerName
Weeghman Park →	formerNameOf
Clark Street and Addison Street →	formsCornerOf
2016 World Series →	Game3Venue
2016 World Series →	Game4Venue
2016 World Series →	Game5Venue
1929 World Series →	gamePlayedAt
Wrigleyville, Chicago →	hasCentralFeature
Chicago, Illinois, United States →	hasStadium
North Siders →	homeBallparkOfTeam
Crosstown Classic →	homeBallparkTeam1
Chicago Cubs →	homeStadium
Curse of the Billy Goat →	homeStadiumInvolved
Clark the Cub →	homeVenue
1060 Project →	location
Wrigleyville, Chicago →	namedAfter
William Wrigley Jr. →	namesakeOf
Addison station (CTA Red Line) →	nearbyLandmark
NHL Winter Classic →	notableVenue
Zachary Taylor Davis →	notableWork
Wrigley Field →	renamed
Addison station (CTA Red Line) →	serves
Ernie Banks →	statueLocation
Weeghman Park →	successorName
2008–09 NHL season →	WinterClassicVenue