Cubs gain court injunction against Wrigley View rooftop ticket sales
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Last updated Oct 15, 2026

The Chicago Cubs have secured a federal court injunction against Wrigley View, a rooftop business selling tickets to watch games from adjacent to Wrigley Field. The court ruled in favor of the Cubs, citing trademark infringement and misappropriation claims, stemming from a previous agreement that expired in December 2023. Wrigley View continued its operations without rights to sell tickets after the agreement ended. The Cubs previously installed barriers to obstruct views from Wrigley View, further complicating the dispute. The court's decision emphasizes the Cubs' rights over the trademarks associated with their games.
- •Court grants Cubs an injunction against Wrigley View ticket sales.
- •Ruling based on trademark infringement and misappropriation claims.
- •Wrigley View continued selling tickets after the 2023 agreement expired.
- •Cubs previously installed barriers obstructing views from Wrigley View.
- •Legal precedent referenced dates back to a 1938 case.
- 4:00 AMYahoo Sports — Federal court sides with Wrigley Field bullies | Strictly Legal
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