Hidden Gems
Get to know Rate Field like never before! Explore the lesser-known aspects of the White Sox home ballpark, and discover the rich history and unique features that make this venue such a special place for all baseball fans.
Leinenkugel’s Craft Lodge
Visit the Leinenkugel’s Craft Lodge, conveniently located in right field near the Patio. Explore our Craft Corner, which offers a wide selection of craft beers and home run libations to enhance your game day experience! This season, the Lodge features more than 75 different craft beers, seltzers, ciders, canned cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages.
Vizzy View Bar
Escape the heat or enjoy some indoor seating at the newly renovated Vizzy View Bar. Positioned across the concourse from Section 157, the Bar features AC and a cool ambiance, the perfect meeting spot for friends and family during hot summer games!
Southside & Chicago Photo Ops
Fans can take advantage of the scenic backdrop of downtown Chicago with two separate photo op locations at the ballpark. The Southside sign is located on the Gate 3 Ramp on the 500 level, on the ramp as you look north towards downtown Chicago. The Chicago script logo is located on the Gate 5 ramp on the 500 level.
Plumbers 911.com Shower (aka Old Comiskey Shower)
Refresh yourself at the Plumbers911.com Shower, also known as the Old Comiskey Shower, conveniently situated on the 100 level near Section 161. Beat the heat with this timeless amenity while soaking in White Sox history.
Statues
Discover iconic statues honoring baseball legends around the outfield concourse. Pay tribute to White Sox greats, including Luis Aparicio, Harold Baines, Charles Comiskey, Carlton Fisk, Nellie Fox, Paul Konerko, Minnie Miñoso, Billy Pierce and Frank Thomas.
XFINITY Kids Zone
Overlooking the entire ballpark from the left field concourse, the Xfinity Kids Zone opens with the ballpark gates and remains available to kids and families throughout the entire game. Whether racing the speed of a player, attending a kids clinic with former White Sox players and coaches, or swinging for the fences in the batting cages, the Kids Zone has fun for all ages. It is accessible from the 100, 300 and 500 levels of the ballpark.
New Era Hat Store
Located in Section 157, The New Era Cap Corner is fully stocked with hats for every White Sox fan.
Old Comiskey Home Plate
Step right up to White Sox history at the Old Comiskey Home Plate, located just north of the park by Gate 5 in Lot B (northeast corner of 35th and Shields). This iconic plate, amidst the memories of Comiskey Park's legendary past, offers fans a chance to stand where baseball history was made, immortalized in the concrete of its beloved predecessor's memorial.
Thome Home Run Plaque
The Thome Home Run Plaque at the 1800 Tequila Bar on the 100 level commemorates Jim Thome's historic achievements, including hitting baseballs onto the Fan Deck of then U.S. Cellular Field twice in 2008. These milestone moments secured White Sox victories over the Kansas City Royals and the Minnesota Twins.
Blue Chairs
Visit the iconic Blue Chairs in Section 159, where Paul Konerko made history with a grand slam during Game 2 of the 2005 World Series. The original blue seat from that unforgettable moment remains in place as a tribute to this legendary feat.
ChiSox Bar & Grill
Step into the excitement of ChiSox Bar & Grill Patio, situated at Gate 5’s north end and inside Rate Field. Enjoy indoor and outdoor seating, delicious food, drinks, and lively entertainment, open to all fans for an unforgettable experience!
Old Pinwheels
Discover the nostalgia of the pinwheels from Old Comiskey Park’s exploding scoreboard. Fans can take a trip down memory lane by visiting the Leinenkugel’s Craft Lodge and the Gate 5 ramp.
Bell of Shame
Discover the infamous Vienna Beef Bell of Shame stationed near the CIBC Fan Deck stairs in centerfield. This bell rings in disapproval whenever a brave soul dares to defy Chicago-style hot dog lore, “never put ketchup on a hotdog.”
Championship Plaza
Championship Plaza at Gate 4 celebrates the 2005 World Series Champion White Sox and all our fans with personalized messages on bricks and engraved pavers commemorating team history. The centerpiece is a granite and bronze sculpture depicting key moments from the unforgettable 2005 championship season, unveiled in April 2008.
