Chicago Sports Action

Chicago, Illinois is paradise for sports fans. Chicago is home to two Major League Baseball teams, a basketball team, a hockey team, and a professional soccer team. Catch a Chicago Cubs baseball game at Wrigley Field, a Chicago White Sox game at U.S. Cellular Field, the Chicago Bulls and NHL's Chicago Blackhawks at United Center and the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field - all located near BEST WESTERN PLUS River North.

Chicago Bulls Basketball -

Perhaps the most legendary NBA team in basketball history - the Chicago Bulls - consistently pack the United Center in downtown Chicago. Ever since the Chicago Bulls joined the NBA in 1966, the team has attracted world-class athletes, including the phenomenal Michael Jordan who lead the team to six NBA championships in the 1990's.

Watch the Chicago Bulls dominate the court at Chicago's United Center, the largest stadium arena in the country and host to more than 200 events each year. The Chicago Bulls season runs from November through April. Plan ahead - tickets for Chicago Bulls games sell out quickly. Call (312) 455-4000 or visit www.nba.com/bulls, where you will also find downloadable Chicago Bulls desktops, message boards, the Bulls theme song, and Chicago Bulls player information.

Chicago Cubs Baseball -

In 1876, the Chicago Cubs, originally called the Chicago White Stockings, became one of eight charter members of the National League. The White Stockings won the inaugural National League baseball championship, and played on as the Cubs, soon becoming one of baseball's first dynasties, winning six of the League's first 11 titles.

The Chicago Cubs have continued building their legacy for over 100 years through World Series victories, record-breaking achievements, and a roster of baseball greats including Maddux and Sosa. Even with the infamous "curse of the billy goat", fans still love our Cubbies! 

Don't miss the Chicago Cubs round the bases at historic Wrigley Field, a legendary ballpark and one of the most famous Chicago attractions. Wrigley Field is the second-oldest Major League baseball park in the country and was built in 1914. One of Wrigley Field's most famous historic moments was Babe Ruth's "called shot" during Game 3 of the 1932 World Series. Ruth pointed to a bleacher location and then hit Charlie Root's next pitch for a homer. Call 773-404-2827 for Chicago Cubs tickets or visit chicago.cubs.mlb.com/.