article_snippet.sent: Desperate Chicago Cubs fans were forced to pee into plastic cups as lines for the bathroom at Wrigley Field stretched through the concourse and out into the stands on opening day.
article_snippet.sent: Traumatized fans uploaded pictures to social media showing the intense queues and plastic glasses filled with urine, as the modernization of Wrigley Field reduced the famous stadium to a potential public health disaster.
article_snippet.sent: Indeed, the Cubs admitted as much on Sunday as thousands of the 35,000 fans in attendance struggled to get to the bathroom which is visible in the top left of the picture. '
article_snippet.sent: Stinking Wrigley Field and the stands out, the Cubs and Wrigley Field claimed the problem began when two bathrooms on the upper deck 'went down temporarily.'
article_snippet.sent: Yes, fans were peeing in cups tonight.
article_snippet.sent: fans were peeing EVERYWHERE.
article_snippet.sent: and I also know that some were shut down early on because toilets just wouldn't flush.' the Cubs spokesman Julian Green said that 'with 35,000 fans showing up in the ballpark tonight, we were simply not prepared to handle guests during peak periods.