The Chicago Cubs opened their season Sunday night at Wrigley Field, which is currently undergoing extensive renovations. Unfortunately, fans that came out to Opening Night not only had to watch the Cubs lose to the rival St. Louis Cardinals 3-0, but also had to suffer through extremely long lines at the restrooms due to the renovations.
Missing two innings for the bathroom? That sounds like a problem.
The Wrigley Field renovations are a bit behind schedule, but are expected to be completed by June. Cubs fans better hope so, or this could be a really long season.
H/T NYDN.
From a friend at wrigley. These are the lines for the bathroom. Ouch. Looks like the renovation hasn't gone so well. pic.twitter.com/heeUH2Rdab
— Craig Mac (@CraigMac) April 6, 2015@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 30 minute bathroom line and no food at concessions? #lame #unacceptable
— Brad Curtis (@bcurtis2) April 6, 2015Missing two innings for the bathroom? That sounds like a problem.
The Wrigley Field renovations are a bit behind schedule, but are expected to be completed by June. Cubs fans better hope so, or this could be a really long season.
H/T NYDN.
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