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Whether you are looking for Cubs tickets for the regular season or playoffs, Ticket King has you covered. For the 2026 season at Wrigley Field, you can choose from bleacher seats, infield, field box seats, terrace, or reserved outfield. Rest assured, when you order Chicago Cubs tickets from Ticket King, the entire experience will be easy. All orders are guaranteed. 

Cubs Ticket Information 2026 | How to Buy Cubs Tickets

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Cubs Opening Day Tickets

The Chicago Cubs will open the season at home against the Washington Nationals on March 26. The team will stay at Wrigley Field after that series and take on the Angels for three games. 

Cubs vs. Brewers Game Dates

The Chicago Cubs vs. Milwaukee Brewers rivalry is very strong. Ever since the Brewers moved to the National League, the two teams have created a healthy rivalry. Cubs fans find it easy to travel north to American Family Field for games in Milwaukee. In 2026, these two teams will face each other thirteen times.

• The first series will be at Wrigley Field, May 18-20.
• The second series runs from June 26 through 28 at American Family Field.
• The third Cubs vs. Brewers series is from August 31 through September 3 in Chicago.
• The last series of the season will take place at American Family Field, September 7-9.
• For Spring Training fans, the teams will play each other on March 4 and March 22 in Arizona. 

Cubs vs. Cardinals Upcoming Games

Cardinals fans also like to travel. It's just a four-hour drive to Wrigley Field from St. Louis, so it's only natural for some Cardinals and Cubs fans to drive to each other's home games. The Cubs will play at Busch Stadium for three games, starting on May 29. The Cardinals will come to Chicago for a July 3-5 series. It's back to Busch Stadium for Chicago for a four-game series from July 27 through July 30. The last series will be at Wrigley Field, August 14-16. 

Chicago Makes it to the Second Round of the 2025 Playoffs

The 2025 Cubs made the playoffs after finishing the regular season with a solid 92-70 overall record. Although the team finished five games behind the Brewers, it meant a playoff berth against the Padres. Chicago won that series in three games, and the team moved on to Milwaukee with a playoff game starting on October 8. It took five games for the Brewers to overtake Chicago, ending the Cubs' season. 

The Cubs were riding high in first place for 93 days. At one point, they were 6.5 games ahead of the Brewers, before slowly falling behind. The powerful bat of Michael Busch hit 34 homers. Seiya Suzuki hit 32 home runs, and Pete Crow-Armstrong hit 31. Suzuki finished the year with 140 hits and 103 RBIs. He was a top-twenty candidate in the National League's MVP voting. Pete Crow-Armstrong was also in the running for MVP.  

Cubs Take Third Place in 2024

The 2024 Chicago Cubs started the season with their new manager, Craig Counsell. The team finished the year with an 83-79 overall record, good for third place in their division. Ian Happ was once again the workhorse for the team. He had 657 plate appearances and finished the season with a batting average of 243, 25 home runs, and 138 hits. Cody Bellinger hit 18 home runs and 78 RBIs. Dansby Swanson had a solid season with 16 home runs and 129 hits. Third base coach Willie Harris will not return for 2025. Craig Counsell now has an entire season of experience, so more changes are sure to come before the opening day of 2025. 

Chicago Cubs 2023 Season Recap

With an overall record of 83-79, the Cubs were close to making it to the playoffs. Their final series of the season was against the Milwaukee Brewers. Before the final game of the year, the team was mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. David Ross will return as the Cubs manager in 2024. 

Cubs 2022 Season Review

The Cubs finished the 2022 season with a final 74-88 record. The team took third place in the NL Central and finished strong with an 8-2 record at the end of the season. Key players in the season include Ian Happ, Nico Hoerner, Patrick Wisdom, Rafael Ortega, and Wilson Contreras. Happ had 573 at-bats and hit 17 home runs. He batted .271 and had 72 RBIs. Horner had 481 at-bats, hit 10 home runs, and 55 RBIs. Wisdom used his 469 at-bats to produce 25 home runs. He bats .207 for the season. Ortega had 76 hits from 316 at-bats. His 35 RBIs came from a batting average of .241. Contreras hit 22 home runs with a batting average of .243. 

Cubs Over the Decades

The Chicago Cubs are one of the oldest franchises in Major League Baseball. Just one of two remaining original members of the National League, the club can trace its history back over 140 years to 187,0 when it debuted as the Chicago White Stockings. Their south-side rivals adopted that moniker 30 years later with the formation of the American League, though by that time, the now-named Chicago Cubs had already managed a league-best seven pennants. That’s why Chicago Cubs tickets can be a hot item. Despite their early winning ways, however, the new century would not often be kind to the Cubs. Dubbed the Loveable Losers, the team hasn't won a pennant since 1945 and claims the longest championship drought in North American sports – 105 years. More recently, the Cubs best finish since 2009 has been second to last in the National League Central. That year, the team just fell short of the St. Louis Cardinals for first place in the division, however, and had won the NL title in 2007 and 2008.

Fans of the Chicago Cubs have contributed just as much to the history of the team as have the players and coaches. In 1882, as the White Stockings, the franchise became the first to record over 100,000 ticket sales in a single season. Over 100 years later, the Cubs popularity continues, pulling in over 2.5 million patrons every season. The Bleacher Bums are the team's most dedicated loyalists. Comprised mostly of local college students, the group began loudly heckling opposing teams at most home games in the late 1960s. The Bums are also famous for their soulful renditions of the multiple Chicago Cubs anthems, including “Hey! Hey! Holy Mackerel”, “Go, Cubs, Go!, and Pearl Jam's 2007 single “All The Way.”

Since the Cubs were first named in 1903, they have taken part in eleven World Series. Their last appearance was in 2016, after a 106-year wait. They won 17 pennants, three World Series titles, six division titles, and three wild card berths.