2027 MLB All-Star Game at Wrigley Field

About This Event

The 2027 All-Star Game at Wrigley Field isn't just another summer showcase — it's the fourth time in the ballpark's history that Wrigley has hosted the Midsummer Classic, and the first time since 1990. If you only plan one thing around next summer in Chicago, this is a defensible pick for it.

Wrigley's first All-Star Game was July 8, 1947 (the American League won, 2-1); its second came in 1962, and its third in 1990 (AL again, 2-0). With 2027, Wrigley becomes only the third ballpark ever — and the only currently active one — to host four All-Star Games, joining Cleveland's old Municipal Stadium (1935, 1954, 1963, 1981) and Yankee Stadium (1939, 1960, 1977, 2008). That's rarefied company for a ballpark that opened in 1914 as a Federal League park nobody expected to outlast its own league.

Worth knowing: ticket details and pricing haven't been announced yet — MLB typically runs All-Star Game access through a lottery and travel-package system given the demand, rather than a normal on-sale, so check mlb.com/all-star as the date gets closer rather than expecting a simple ticket purchase.