Photo: Cubs Unveil New Wrigley Field Seats Featuring Unlimited Beer, Special Perks

Some Chicago Cubs fans will be living in luxury when they visit Wrigley Field during the 2025 season.

As Major League Baseball relayed Wednesday, the Cubs will offer new seats in center field that come with unlimited drinks—including beer, seltzer and wine—and meals for each guest.

The seating area can fit as many as 50 fans in all with groups of four to six guests being the ones who can purchase the tickets up to 90 minutes prior to the start of the game:

Brett Taylor of Bleacher Nation shared more information from the official press release for the seating area that is being called "The Yard."

The private rental areas were added in a way that none of the previous bleacher seats were removed, so it won't impact attendance and the number of general-admission seats in the outfield that can be sold.

The Cubs have done similar things like that in the past with private rental areas such as the Hornitos Hacienda in left field and the Budweiser Patio in right field.

Every rental features a table with high-top seating, and those in attendance can choose their meal option from a menu that includes a Small Cheval burger, Vienna Beef hot dog or vegetarian option.

"Fans often tell us that Wrigley Field is their summer home, so we wanted to create a space that feels like their own backyard," Cubs Senior Vice President of Ticketing Cale Vennum said. "The Yard not only offers a cozy and intimate setting, but also addresses feedback we've received about creating bleacher options for smaller groups.

"The historic Budweiser Bleachers have a unique energy unlike anything in Major League Baseball. The Yard sits in the middle of the action but provides an elevated gameday experience in an all-inclusive and reserved space for a few friends or family members."

Cubs fans who purchase tickets in "The Yard" will surely hope to see a playoff team this season after Chicago missed out on the postseason in each of the last four campaigns. Its last playoff win came during the 2017 run to the National League Championship Series, which was the season following its 2016 World Series title.

The Cubs' biggest offseason move with that playoff goal in mind was trading for star outfielder Kyle Tucker. They also added pitchers Ryan Pressly and Colin Rea, although Cody Bellinger is no longer on the team.

Chicago starts it season with two games against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Japan on March 18 and 19, and its home opener is April 4 against the San Diego Padres.