Chicago, IL

U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago

Address: 333 W 35th St., Chicago, IL 60609 - MAP
Phone: (312) 674-1000
Web: www.chicago.whitesox.mlb.com

The U.S. Cellular Field is located in Chicago's Armour Square neighborhood and serves as the home field for Major League Baseball's Chicago White Sox. After over 80 years at the original Comiskey Park, the franchise moved to the new field in 1991. The name of the field changed to U.S. Cellular Field in 2003 but many fans and even sportscasters still refer to the field as Comiskey Park.

The new stadium was not received well by fans and has received many complaints, leading to major renovations since 2001. Renovations have brought murals, new seats, luxury suites, club seats, 38 public restrooms, 12 escalators, 15 elevators, new concourses, new scoreboards and video boards, and many other new specifications to the field.

The ballpark is full of attractions and features to entertain guests. A few places of interest are the PrivateBank Fan Deck, Rain Room, Comcast Fundamentals Deck, Miller Lite Bullpen Sports Bar, The Patio, Jim Beam Club, TBD's Sports Garden, The Stadium Club, Majestic Custom T-Shirt Shop, The Two Blue Seats, White Sox Champions Brick Plaza, and Old Comiskey Park's home plate. White Sox fans might want to take the time to check out sculptures of baseball legends like Minnie Minoso, Carlton Fisk, Charles Comiskey, Luis Aparicio, Nellie Fox, Billy Pierce, and Harold Baines.