Chicago Cubs Tickets

Cubs tickets for a home game provide not only entrance to an exciting game with a fantastic team, but also the opportunity to see the famed Wrigley Field, rich in history and home to the legend voice of the late announcer Harry Carey.

The Cubs, started as the Chicago White Stockings in 1870 and have continuously represented the City of Chicago longer than any other team has represented a city. Wrigley Field, named in 1926 for then owner, P.K. Wrigley of Wrigley gum, is the second oldest ballpark. Lights finally added to the field in 1988 brought fans with Cubs baseball tickets to their first night game in Wrigley Field on August 8, 1988. The game was rained out after only 3.5 innings.

Sales for Chicago Cubs tickets remain high due to the tradition of the team and loyalty of the fans even though the Cubs last won a World Series in 1908 after also winning the 1907 World Series. Cubs tickets for the bleacher seats, the greatest seats in the stadium according to some fans, remain favorites. Chicago Cubs tickets on September 18, 1999 meant witnessing the famed 60th home run of Sammy Sosa. On April 4, 2003, Cubs baseball tickets admitted fans to the 500th home run hit by Sosa.

Fans need no reminder that the Cubs have had little success this season. 2006 saw the cubs back nearly twenty games out of first place. However fans buy Cubs tickets for more than just to see a win, they buy because of loyalty and tradition. If this sounds like you, purchase Cubs tickets today from MTC Tickets, your customer first broker.

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