Weekend passes for 2025 Cubs Convention go on sale this week |
CHICAGO – Calling all Cubs fans! Weekend passes for the fan-favorite Cubs Convention go on sale tomorrow, September 26, at noon CT. This memorable weekend will bring together fans, players and legends to the Sheraton Grand Chicago January 17-19, 2025, to celebrate all things Cubs baseball.
“Cubs Convention offers fans the opportunity to mix and mingle with players, alumni, coaches and front office executives over an action-packed three days,” said Cubs Senior Vice President of Marketing Jennifer Martindale. “It’s an unforgettable weekend and securing a weekend pass ensures you won’t miss a moment. We hope to see all fans at Cubs Convention in January!” Cubs Convention weekend passes are $125 and include access to three days of fun festivities, autograph sessions, exclusive panel conversations, interactive exhibits, Cubs Bingo presented by Budweiser and more. Weekend passes for children ages 3-10 are available at a discounted rate of $100. Cubs Season Ticket Holders will have access to an exclusive presale opportunity starting two hours before the public on-sale tomorrow and can secure their weekend passes at a discounted rate of $100 and $80 for children ages 3-10. The Sunday of Cubs Convention will be dedicated to young aspiring ballplayers with the return of the popular youth baseball and softball clinic. Fans who purchase a weekend pass by Thursday, October 10, will have the opportunity to register their young ballplayer for the clinic. All young fans who participate in the clinic must have their own Cubs Convention weekend pass. Spots are limited so fans are encouraged to act fast to secure their spot. Additional details regarding the clinic will be shared at a later date. Hotel packages are also available for one or two nights at the Sheraton Grand Chicago, with up to four discounted weekend passes included. Weekend passes and hotel packages for Cubs Convention can be purchased at www.cubs.com/convention. A portion of the proceeds from Cubs Convention will benefit Cubs Charities and its mission to mobilize the power of sport to champion youth, families and communities.
