1) No - If the Cubs are not playing the Sox @ The Cell that day - leave your Cubs gear at home- that's just asking for trouble & dumb - My advise - pay attention, don't talk shit, don't speak unless spoken to - and you will be ok -

2) The upper deck is not that bad -

3) Food is ok - But why eat at the park other than maybe a hotdog - I grab char dog from Maurie Omallys on the walk in and am ok til after the game -

4) Never had an issue with bathrooms - they are what they are -

That place sucks. It's also not reliably open.

You suck.

It's only not open on most Sundays.

Plus it's under new ownership.

The White Sox have embraced the craft beer revolution, and now they’re embracing Revolution Brewing, which will operate a branded bar along the left field line at Guaranteed Rate Field for at least the next two seasons.

Revolution, which had nine draft handles at the ballpark last year, will see a marked expansion at Sox games in 2018 and beyond: 38 draft handles, plus eight more taps at the bar in what was previously a private event space only occasionally open to the public.

What will be dubbed the Revolution Brewing #SoxSocial Tap Room will be open to all ticket holders and will sport a social media focus, including a wall of screens displaying White Sox social media channels, ample outlets for fans to charge their phones and a designated spot for selfies.

Thanks to a two-year marketing deal, Revolution will be well-represented in the #SoxSocial Tap Room, where taps will pour several beers ready-made for baseball, including the brewery’s flagship Anti-Hero IPA, Fist City Chicago Pale Ale, Rev Pils Chicago Pilsner and Sun Crusher Hoppy Wheat Ale.

Tap handles will also be reserved for beers unimaginable in a Chicago ballpark even five years ago: Revolution’s rotating series of “Hero” IPAs (first up: Galaxy Hero), beers made at Revolution’s brewpub on Milwaukee Avenue and Deth’s Tar, an imperial oatmeal stout aged in bourbon barrels that’s a bruising 14.8 percent alcohol. Ballpark prices were not yet available.

Nice.

Yeah, this is a very good thing...and they already had a really good beer selection there.

You suck.

It's only not open on most Sundays.

Plus it's under new ownership.

Tell whichever one of your Bridgeport buddies bought it from that asshole cop that he should have regular hours. And if you're gonna run a hot dog stand, do that and stop worrying about gouging idiots that are too dumb to realize any bar will give you a parking pass.

Marz Brewing just opened up a taproom in the neighborhood. An alternative to tailgating around dudes in Beckham jersey shirts.

https://chicago.eater.com/2018/2/23/170 ... mages-beer

Sal knows. They make a pretty penny gouging idiots on parking.

I married my wife strictly to get a parking pass on 35th and Emerald.

So you received a green card to park

Nice.

Heading up on Friday - it will always be "Comiskey Park" to me.

Meeting our daughter for lunch in Little Italy and then going to Italian Heritage Night against Texas.

We got the whole deal... good seats, parking pass and the patio tickets with full buffet. Yeah, I know it's like an indoor picnic/lunchroom thing.

It's been a few years since I was up there and I'm excited. Mrs. Fella has never been to the new park. She liked our trip to Wrigley a couple years back so I want to see which place she likes better.

Anybody do the patio/buffet thing before? How was it?

If there's a big crowd and you have a 500 level seat you may not be able to get down to the 100 level. I think you can get a bleacher seat for $14 for most games. I'd do that so you can get downstairs.

Heading up on Friday - it will always be "Comiskey Park" to me.

Meeting our daughter for lunch in Little Italy and then going to Italian Heritage Night against Texas.

We got the whole deal... good seats, parking pass and the patio tickets with full buffet. Yeah, I know it's like an indoor picnic/lunchroom thing.

It's been a few years since I was up there and I'm excited. Mrs. Fella has never been to the new park. She liked our trip to Wrigley a couple years back so I want to see which place she likes better.

Anybody do the patio/buffet thing before? How was it?

Heading up on Friday - it will always be "Comiskey Park" to me.

Meeting our daughter for lunch in Little Italy and then going to Italian Heritage Night against Texas.

We got the whole deal... good seats, parking pass and the patio tickets with full buffet. Yeah, I know it's like an indoor picnic/lunchroom thing.

It's been a few years since I was up there and I'm excited. Mrs. Fella has never been to the new park. She liked our trip to Wrigley a couple years back so I want to see which place she likes better.

Anybody do the patio/buffet thing before? How was it?

"New park"? - it's older than the "obsolete" one the D'Bags want to get away from.

The patio is OK - nothing special. Unlimited mediocre burgers, wienies, fried chicken, "spicy" fried chicken, potato salad, etc., plus unlimited pisswater beer and wine until the end of the first inning (IIRC). The food quality isn't even close to wat you can get elsewhere in the park, but you're not spending $6 a burger or $8 a beer, either.

If you get in early enough, you can sit by the outfield and watch the opposing team's players stretch, run, and grab each others' asses.

Anybody do the patio/buffet thing before? How was it?