Judge blocks Wrigley Field rooftop business from selling Cubs tickets
ESPN MLB • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 7:50 PM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026
A federal judge ruled on October 1 that a rooftop business adjacent to Wrigley Field cannot sell tickets for Chicago Cubs games. This decision stems from a conflict regarding ticket sales on rooftops overlooking the ballpark. The judge's ruling emphasizes the legal boundaries for businesses operating near sports venues. Further implications for affected businesses and their operations may arise as a result of this decision.
- •A federal judge issued the ruling on October 1.
- •The business is located across the street from Wrigley Field.
- •The ruling prevents ticket sales for Cubs games.
- •The decision addresses legal issues surrounding rooftop venues.
- •It may affect future operations of similar businesses.
- 8:34 PMESPN MLB — Judge rules that Wrigley Field rooftop business can't sell Cubs tickets
"A federal judge ruled that a rooftop business across the street from Wrigley Field cannot sell tickets for people to watch Chicago Cubs games.
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