Family-Friendly Information

• Packing your own snacks? Food items in clear zip-lock bags (1 GAL) are permitted, along with sealed water bottles (1 L). Parents also can visit the White Sox allergen guide and view concessions areas accommodating any dietary restrictions.
• Fans can check a stroller at the Guest Relations booth, free of charge, and grab it as they exit the ballpark.
• Kids ID bracelets are available at Guest Relations. These can ensure a child’s seat location and family contact information are readily available if there’s a large crowd.

*Exceptions to this policy include medically necessary devices. Medical necessities include breast pumps, Insulin, epi-pens, oxygen, and other medical devices.

The White Sox offer several ballpark spaces to make family’s experiences more enjoyable, including:

• The Mother’s Nursing Room: Located in Section 352, this is a clean and relaxing space for mothers who are nursing. The room features comfortable chairs, electrical outlets for pumps, a television to follow the game and a Pluie self-sanitizing diaper changing table. Ask a Guest Services Representative to help access this space.
• Sensory Room: A quiet space for parents and their kids in Suite 460, the Sensory Room features elements – including textured walls and specialized lighting, as well as tools, such as weighted lap blankets and chairs – to help alleviate sensory overload. *Sensory bags are available at the Guest Relations booths behind home plate on the 100-, 300- and 500-levels.
• Parent-Friendly Restrooms: There are more than 75 changing tables throughout the ballpark, including tables in several men’s facilities. The White Sox also offer a Family Restroom in Section 108. Please ask a nearby Guest Services Representative for the key to unlock this space.