How fans can win the chance to buy Cubs tickets at Wrigley originally appeared on NBC Sports Chicago
Cubs fans can return to Wrigley Field at a limited capacity this season, and now they have an opportunity to score some tickets.
The Cubs on Tuesday announced the "Return to Wrigley Presale Access Program, where you can register online for the chance to purchase a limited number of tickets for 2021 home games.
Registration for the Cubs' first homestand (April 1-7) begins Tuesday and ends on March 19 at 11:59 p.m. CT. Forms can be submitted at cubs.com/tickets, and winners will be chosen via random drawings.
Tickets will be available to purchase in pods of one, two, three and four.
There's no cost to register, and only one entry is allowed per email address. Anyone who registers will be opted into future drawings for home games after the first homestand.
If there's any remaining tickets for the first homestand, they'll go on sale to the general public on March 24.
The Cubs announced Monday they've been approved to host fans at limited-capacity (20 percent) to start the season. Fans above 2 years old are required to wear masks, and the club will use a touchless entry process.
Tickets will be exclusively mobile, and cashless concessions and retail purchases will be available.
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