Guaranteed Rate Field

Home of the Chicago White Sox in Chicago, IL.

What's it like to attend a game at Guaranteed Rate Field?

The exploding scoreboard is the heartbeat of Guaranteed Rate Field — when a White Sox hitter goes deep, pinwheels spin and fireworks crack above center field, a living inheritance from Bill Veeck's old Comiskey showmanship. The park itself is a product of its 1991 HOK design: massive exterior ramps dominate the approach and push the upper deck into its own world, so if you have flexibility in your ticket, the Fan Deck in center field fixes that isolation with an open, full-field panorama. The pregame belongs to the surface lots, where charcoal grills and real cooking stations run for hours before first pitch — arrive early and walk the lots before the grills shut down at game time. Inside, go straight for the elotes, corn off the cob with mayo, lime, cheese, and cayenne, as good a concession as you'll find in any ballpark. First-timers should position themselves somewhere with a clear sightline to center field and watch the scoreboard after every home run.

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