US Cellular Field Chicago

Sunday 9/16/12:

It was time to regretfully say goodbye to Nashville – what a special place! The last few days in Nashville flew by far too quickly and we enjoyed it immensely. We decided to schlep all the way to Chicago, which would put us a day ahead of our original schedule to give us time to head to the New England area before New …

Today we went to the Baseball.
We saw the Chicago WhiteSox vs Milwakee Brewers.
The game started at 1:10pm, so we got the subway out the ballpark, and got a few souvenirs. The girls were both lucky enough to get replica baseball jersey when we entered the stadium. Danielle and I both picked up WhiteSox hats, and I got a baseball.
We …

We were up and out early since the plan was to drive through three states. If you could only imagine how many times you could hear Pink's - Just Give Me a Reason and JT's Suit and Tie then multiply it by 583...thats when we were through Indiana and Illinois. Other added distractions today included looking up why barns are painted red and why there …

We began Day 5 with a two hour drive to Chicago. Our first stop was Wrigley Field. The Cubs weren't in town that day, but the boys wanted to see the "Friendly Confines". First we stopped at Bacci’s Pizza. Those may be the biggest slices I’ve ever seen. The place itself looked like it may have been under renovation and the bathrooms …

We start off at Poor Phil's which is the seafood place connected to this motel. I recommend the crawfish étouffée. Wonderful. I would also recommend the Shrimp Poboy. Absolutely amazing. We grab the train and head out to US Cellular Field. A quick trip to the local Sox store and Jason finds another jersey for his collection. We head to …

Entry containing 13 photos titled: Chi-Town

... I-294 to Cicero Avenue through some of my old stomping grounds and High Schools I Good memories. Eventually made it to US Cellular Field (however, I still want to call it Comisky Park!). Parking was an odd $23...say what? Anyway, good place ...

... coasted into Chi-town. The first traffic to speak of was encountered in Chicago just before our destination for the next few hours: US Cellular Field. We saw the White Sox host the Kansas City Royals. A big benefit to no longer being in NYC: we got two ...

... also be his first concert in a Chicago basefall stadium since August 20, 1965 when the Beatles played at Comiskey Park, which is now US Cellular Field.  So, when his tickets went on sale to the public on June 20th at 10am for his July ...

... like on Saturday.  I took photos of South Chicago, East Chicago, North Chicago and finally West Chicago.  I could see US Cellular field, the site of yesterday's White Sox game in South Chicago.  I could also locate Wrigley ...

... were on a boys weekend away so had to butch it up a bit. So we decided to head to the baseball! Got the train to US cellular field and it was very easy. We got great seats for about $50 each. The atmosphere was brilliant. It seemed very social and seems ...

... the building.  They have car hops that come and deliver to you. The dogs were excellent, with all the traditional Chicago toppings, onions, neon green relish, green tomato, hot peppers and of course mustard. If you want ketchup you have put ...

... the morning at St. Nicholas Ukr Catholic Church in Chicago's Ukrainian Village and the afternoon, it's "play ball" at US Cellular Field where we have tickets to watch the "Battle of the Sox"!  Apparently, the White Sox are a mediocre ...

... to the side of their face. Day 227 Thursday 17 August 2006 I take a chance on turning up at the Chicago Whitesox baseball stadium (US Cellular Field) and manage to bag myself a ticket in a good seat for the game against Kansas City. The ...

... the Grand Station to catch the Red Line subway south to the Sox/35 St Station for the White Sox game at US Cellular Field.  With the sun shining brightly in a cloudless sky and the temps already pushing 90F, we knew it was ...

... expected to reach the mid 90's F (over 100 F on the humidex chart).  On our itinerary is a baseball game at US Cellular Field in a battle between the Sox's, white vs red, Chicago vs Boston.  Apparently, the hometown White Sox are a ...