The original Comiskey Park,  home to the Chicago White Sox,
                was one of the oldest parks in the American League, opening
               in 1910. A brand new state-of-the-art stadium was erected,
               (at a cost of some $167  million), right across the street from the old ball park.

  The new park, which opened in 1991 is
                 surrounded by 44,321 seats, including those in the 84 luxury
                skyboxes. A nice day in Chicago just begs for a ball game.

                And getting to Comiskey Park is breeze. Take the El's Howard/Dan Ryan
                Red Line train to Sox/35th station and you're only a block away.
                Tickets may be purchased at 312-831-1SOX (831-1769).

                Tip: Go ahead and buy a bag of peanuts from the guy hawking
                them on the overpass over the Dan Ryan on your way from the
                train to the park. They're actually delicious.
 
 
 
 
 

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