For over 100 years now, Chicago Cubs fans have been waiting for a World Series title. It’s hard to believe that the Cubs once won four National League pennants over a five year period, and that they won consecutive World Series in ’07 and ’08. The problem for Cubs fans is that those championships were in the 1900s, not the 2000s. Despite all that, the Cubbies remain one of the most popular teams in Major League Baseball, and there are reasons to believe that the drought might come to an end soon. The Cubs have made it to the playoffs three times in the last six seasons, and they continue to improve their roster with a mix of young talent and proven veterans.

Even when the Cubs are losing, they still have one of the one of the best ballparks in baseball, Wrigley Field. As the oldest stadium in the National League and second oldest in the Majors to Fenway Park, “The Friendly Confines” is truly a piece of American history. Opened in 1914, Wrigley cost about $250,000 to build, which is probably less than it costs to build a luxury suite in one of today’s newer ballparks. And while Wrigley might not have all the modern features of a new ballpark, you just can’t beat the experience of having Wrigley Field tickets and seeing those ivy-covered walls in the outfield. Along with Fenway, Wrigley is the only ballpark to still have a hand-operated scoreboard and you can just feel the history from the moment you walk in. But there are only about 41,000 Wrigley Field seats, so make sure you get yours before it’s too late. Check out the Chicago Cubs schedule and get your Cubs baseball tickets today.

While almost every game at Wrigley Field is a sellout, the games against the Chicago White Sox are always among the hottest Cubs tickets. The annual interleague showdown captures the attention of the Windy City every year, and GoTickets.com always has your Cubs tickets so you can be there to see it.

If the Cubbies don’t win the World Series this year, then there’s always next season. And GoTickets.com will be ready to help you get ready with Spring Training tickets.