Check your email and confirm. We send nothing else until you do.
Peanut or tree-nut allergy? A label, a peanut-free game, or a cleaned section does not remove the risk of cross-contact or peanut dust elsewhere in the building. Confirm the details with the venue before you buy tickets and again on game day, and follow your allergist’s plan.
The Cubs say guests with dietary restrictions may bring food prepared at home in clear bags or containers, and Fan Services takes questions at 800-THE-CUBS or fanservices@cubs.com. No current peanut-free game is published.
Are peanuts or tree nuts sold?
The venue does not say whether peanuts are sold.
The venue does not say whether tree nuts are sold.
Peanut-allergy updates for Wrigley Field
Some teams post peanut-allergy games or suites during the season. We’ll email you if one is posted for Chicago Cubs games here, or when nut-free food or peanut sales change.
How the venue handles allergies
Guests with dietary restrictions are welcome to bring food prepared at home into the ballpark in clear bags or containers; questions go to Fan Services at 800-THE-CUBS or fanservices@cubs.com. The Advocate Health Care First Aid station is behind home plate on the main concourse, with a physician, a registered nurse and emergency medical technicians on hand for all games. Medical bags are an exception to the bag restrictions.
Fill in the date, your section and your name, then email it or copy it. Ask a couple of weeks ahead, and bring the answer with you. Going sooner? Call the number above.
Bags allowed, with limits. Sizes and exceptions are in the guide’s bag policy.
Ask at the stand
Does this contain peanuts or tree nuts? Can I see the label?
Is it made, fried or kept near peanuts or tree nuts?
Can you change gloves and use a clean surface?
A label or a peanut-free game doesn’t remove the risk of cross-contact. Follow your allergist’s plan. Researched October 16, 2026 · glutenfreestadiumfood.com/stadiums/wrigley-field/nut-allergy/
