I've attended 40+ games a season since the 2000 season and the only place in the park where I've gotten this feeling is the CF bleachers. I have no idea how you'd even measure a person's "fan-ness", but Wrigley crowds are almost always loud and they react to the game. I think you're perpetuating a tired and inaccurate stereotype. I have to agree with 1908 on this one. As someone who averages 20 plus home games a year for the past 5 years, plus 4-5 road games a year (St Louis, Milwaukee, Cincy, etc.) I have to say the fan base is strong everywhere I go. I even went to Fenway to see a Red Sox/D-Rays game in 04 and I wasnt the only one wearing Cubs gear. I think the trendy fans are plentiful, but I ignore them. Its easy when I am talking with serious fans all around me who knew that Leon Durham pulled a Buckner, we traded for Sandberg, Ty Griffin was our Frank Thomas, and so on. Those fans are in the majority, no matter where I sit; and I have sat everywhere. Box seats, bleachers, upper deck, skybox, bullpen, behind the pole, under the scoredboard, etc. I can honestly say that the only place where "un-intelligent" conversation takes place is on the rooftops.