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Sit in the 100 level... you'll be stuck in the upper deck if your tickets are up there. Get a hot dogs w/ grilled onions from any of the Vienna stands (they're better than the RF Comiskey Dog stand).
Always opt for the club seats. Just as much as those close to the dugouts, yet way more comfortable. Bathrooms are also less busy, and you have an attendant who can keep the beers coming.
Go Sox! There is a stand that sells good Italian sausage. The craft beer stand I'd a godsend. On general, comfortable, friendly ball field, many good seats. Fireworks night actually really good!
get there a little early and go to Bacardi at the Park, connected to the field. awesome drinks and food, not pricey (for Chicago), really fun pre-game atmosphere with friends!
One of the most underrated stadiums in MLB. Great food options and the corridors are wide and spacious. Outfield views are plentiful and you're never 10' from a cold brew.
Peanuts and Cracker Jacks are classics, but at the Cell, you can now get gourmet bacon-avocado grilled cheeses with tomato-basil bisque, or waffle fries tossed with garlic sauce and parmesan. Read more
I enjoy seeing the White Sox history area on the 500 concourse, and also the Sox Social area. A great place to see the White Sox at home and your team on the road
Hungry? Grab a Cuban sandwich. Thirsty? Grab a 312 from the Goose Island patio on the right field concourse. Want your mind blown? Get the root beer float. Enjoy the fireworks after White Sox dingers!
Never a bad day seat in the house. Get a helmet nacho with porkbarbacoa. So tasty. Irish nachos aren't bad either. Each food stand is different so walk around and check them out.
Solid ballpark, never really sells out. The concessions are great - solid beer and food selections at reasonable prices for a baseball game. Bathrooms are kept up.
Plenty of food selection. Our ticket was for patio dining. Fried chicken, bbq ribs, coleslaw, potato salad and pasta salad. Not bad all you can eat for $32.00.
The is one stand by RF foul pole on first level concourse that sells legitimately good beer like New Holland. They have another nearby with miller's "craft beers" - don't fall for it.
July 23, 2009: White Sox fans witnessed the first perfect game at US Cellular Field with Dewayne Wise’s incredible left field wall catch that helped secure Mark Buehrle’s perfect game. Read more
Get the Irish nachos and the regular nachos in the souvenir helmet. They are delicious! Oh, and for a sweet snack the strawberrychurros are AHHHmazing.
Top Dining Options: Wow Bao at Section 138; Bullpen Sports Bar at Gate 2; Burger Barn at Section 112; Bacardi at the Park, which is just outside the stadium. Read more
Catch a late nightWhite Sox game! The tickets are super cheap on stubhub.com and other discount sites! During the summer night weekend games they often have a post game fireworks show!
If you like sausage, make sure you visit one of the stands that grills them. The other stands/vendors wrap them in foil which steams the food and takes away the wonderful grilled taste. Read more
Can only access the level your tickets are for.Neighborhood around the ballpark isn't as bad as people make it out.If you need help deciding which Seats to buy for your next White Sox game, check out Read more
There are 2 blue seats left here, both from Game 2 of the ‘05 World Series. In left, the spot of Paul Konerko’s 7th-inning grand slam. In right-center, the mark of Scott Podsednik’s walk-off homer.
Bring your favorite little fan to the Comcast Fundamentals Deck accessible from the 100, 300 & 500 levels! There they’ll learn the fundamentals of baseball from White Sox Training Academy coaches! Read more
You can now upgrade your seats at all White Sox home games! Download the MLB at the Ballpark app to upgrade: http://mlb.mlb.com/ticketing/upgrades.jsp?c_id=cws
Both the larger beer stands & the Bullpen Bar have gluten-free Bard's Tale, for those of us allergic to the glutens. A little pricey, but worth not getting sick over.
The old home of the White Sox was also the home for Negro League Baseball in Chicago for more than 30yrs. The Chicago American Giants played there in the 40s
Want to feel like Carlton Fisk for an afternoon? Before you enter the park, step up to the plate in the parking lot outside of U.S. Cellular where the home plate from Comiskey Park was located. Read more
The Chicago White Sox abandoned their longtime home at Comiskey Park for this new facility in 1991. The White Sox won the 2005 World Series, the first two games of which were played here.
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