1914 Club at Wrigley Field Review & Bathroom Guide
Chicago, Illinois
From start to finish, the whole thing was pure class. Great seats, a private lounge, and Wrigley’s soul still breathing through the place.
Source published July 2026
First-hand Shooki editorial
Shooki’s Review of 1914 Club at Wrigley Field
By Shooki · Source published July 2026
From start to finish, the whole thing was pure class. Great seats, a private lounge, and Wrigley’s soul still breathing through the place.
Shooki was lucky enough to get invited to the 1914 Club at Wrigley Field, and from start to finish, the whole thing was pure class.
Underground. Behind home plate. All-inclusive food and drinks. Great seats. Private lounge. The kind of setup that makes you wonder how you ever sat in the regular section eating a cold hot dog and pretending everything was fine.
But the real magic is Wrigley itself.
You walk into that ballpark and immediately understand why Chicago protects it like a sacred family heirloom. The brick. The neighborhood. The bars outside. The history still breathing through the place. It doesn’t feel manufactured. It feels earned.
Not trying to hate, but Comerica Park could learn something here. Wrigley kept the soul. Detroit, in my opinion, traded some of that old Corktown baseball character for something that feels a little more corporate Disneyland.
Again, no hate. Just being honest.
Chicago was alive, too. Bars, restaurants, shops, people everywhere, energy on every corner. I always forget how close we are to this city, and every time I come back, I wonder why I don’t make more summer weekends out of it.
Best for
- A special visit to the 1914 Club at Wrigley Field
- Great seats, a private lounge and the food-and-drink setup I experienced
- Taking in the history and neighborhood around Wrigley
Less ideal for
- Expecting fancy restroom extras beyond the basic amenities
- Navigating a stadium crowd when space and access matter
The Shooki Bathroom Review
First-party restroom record · Source published July 2026
Restroom verdict
This might be the nicest restroom setup I’ve experienced at any stadium. Super clean, spacious and strong capacity. Basic amenities and crowd-related accessibility challenges kept the 1914 Club at 9/10.
- Restroom inventory
- 1 reviewed area — 1 shared restroom area (designation unknown); total venue room count unknown
- Review coverage
- This review covers my 1914 Club visit, not every Wrigley Field restroom. One shared restroom interior is shown with multiple stalls, urinals and basins, a photographed toilet stall, grab bars and paper dispenser. Door designation and full club room/fixture totals were not established. Gallery images are complete still frames from my July 24, 2026 reel; no original still photographs were present in the export. My caption reports baby changing stations.
- Room reviewed
- One shared restroom from my 1914 Club visit; designation unconfirmed
- Accessibility status
- Unknown · My caption calls the club setup relatively accessible but notes stadium crowds can make access challenging. Grab bars appear in the reviewed stall; no full route, measurements or accessibility compliance assessment verified.
- Why this score
- The 1914 Club restrooms were super clean and spacious during my visit, with baby changing stations and strong capacity. Basic amenities and the challenges of stadium crowds kept it at 9/10.
- Layout
- I reviewed one shared restroom area in the 1914 Club. Its gender designation was not confirmed. This review covers my club visit, not a survey of every restroom at Wrigley Field. Exact club room and fixture totals were not recorded.
- Capacity
- I described strong capacity in the 1914 Club during my visit. Exact room and fixture totals were not recorded.
Now, the restrooms.
This might be the nicest restroom setup I’ve experienced at any stadium.
Super clean. Spacious. Baby changing stations. Strong capacity. Relatively accessible. ♿️🚼✨
The amenities were pretty basic, and with stadium crowds, accessibility can still get a little challenging. But compared to most stadium restroom situations, this was top tier.
Maybe the best I’ve seen.
1914 Club lands at a 9/10.