Best Wrigley Mansion Tours & Trips

This elegant mansion near Phoenix was constructed between 1929-31 for chewing gum mogul William Wrigley Jr. as a 50th anniversary gift to his wife. Wrigley Mansion's architecture is a combination of Spanish, California Monterey and Mediterranean styles and sits atop a 100-foot tall hill overlooking Phoenix. The Wrigley family sold the estate in 1973 and after have several more owners, the late Geordie Hormel and his wife Jamie purchased the Arizona treasure in 1992. The property was restored to its former glory and opened to the public for events, dining and tours. It is on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.

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FAQs about Wrigley Mansion Tours

Is the Wrigley Mansion in Phoenix open to the public for tours?

Yes, the Wrigley Mansion in Phoenix is open for public tours Wednesday through Sunday. Reservations are required and can be made online. Tours last approximately 45 minutes and cover the historic rooms, architecture, and estate grounds. Check the official website for current pricing and availability.

Can I visit the Wrigley Mansion without dining at the restaurant?

Yes, you can visit the Wrigley Mansion without dining. Guided tours are available separately from restaurant bookings. However, if you wish to enter the mansion outside of a scheduled tour, you must have a dinner reservation at the on-site restaurant. Access is restricted to guests during non-tour hours.

What is the best time of year to tour the Wrigley Mansion in Phoenix?

The best time to tour the Wrigley Mansion is between October and April when Phoenix experiences milder temperatures. Summer months (May to September) bring extreme heat, often exceeding 100°F, making outdoor portions of the tour uncomfortable. Early morning or late afternoon tours are recommended in warmer months.

Is photography allowed during Wrigley Mansion tours?

Photography is permitted during guided tours of the Wrigley Mansion, but only with handheld cameras and without flash. Tripods, drones, and selfie sticks are prohibited. Commercial photography requires prior authorization. Visitors are asked to respect privacy and refrain from photographing private areas or staff members.