I'm rather certain this is not flat beer. pic.twitter.com/UCEjhDoi0A
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) April 6, 2015 Cubs fans are forced to pee in cups at Wrigley Field
Renovations to Wrigley Field will be amazing, but “will” is the operative term here. Right now there are a few ... issues. It’s resulting in some dodgy situations.
Yes, the lines for the bathrooms at Wrigley Field are unusually, problematically long. Going to be a big issue if they don't fix it ASAP.
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) April 6, 2015 This could just be a coincidence. Perhaps concessions workers are just bleeding a keg dry and had nowhere else to put flat beer. We can hope, right?
@Cubs this is how bad the bathroom situation is @ Wrigley.... pic.twitter.com/MopU6fTBV3
— Cap Anson (@cubbies2014) April 6, 2015 Oh no. How bad could the bathroom problem really be?
#Cubs have a bathroom issue. Men's restroom line stretches 4 sections on both sides of upper deck. #WrigleyField pic.twitter.com/hK2F1IQWfQ
— Jeremy Shermak (@JeremyShermak) April 6, 2015 This is really bad. Fans weren’t happy.
@Cubs I'm all for renovating but I've now missed two innings trying to get into the bathroom. Get you act together
— James Hillebrand (@JamesKU1) April 6, 2015 @Cubs Really Theo????? 1hour wait for the men's bathroom??? Pls refund my money and give us a break and quit!!
— Bill Kmiecik (@BillKmiecik) April 6, 2015 Cubs are sending people to neighboring businesses to use the bathroom with passes. Line wraps the concourse.
— Patrick Monaghan (@pkmonaghan) April 6, 2015 Yeeeeeeesh! The moral of this story: If you plan on heading to Wrigley soon, bring a diaper.











