The Chicago Cubs will keep their new-revenue train rolling over the next two years using three new high-end club areas at Wrigley Field.

Premium club spaces along the first- and third-base lines and in the upper deck behind home plate are scheduled to be ready for the 2019 season, the team announced today.

Just as they did with the American Airlines 1914 Club, set to debut next season behind home plate, the Cubs are shopping the new club spaces to season ticket holders interested in becoming "premier clients" of the team.

The largest of the new hospitality areas is the Catalina Club, to be in the upper level behind home plate and named for the team's old spring training home on Catalina Island off the California coast.

The newly designed 4,800-square-foot space, which includes the current Jim Beam patio above the stadium marquee and a concession area beneath the press box, will be reserved for about 400 ticket holders in the upper-deck box seats. The area will feature retractable glass walls for climate control and indoor and outdoor patio areas.

Down the first-base line just beyond the visitors dugout will be the Maker's Mark Barrel Room, a nod to the team's recently signed sponsorship extension with Chicago-based Beam Suntory. The 250-person, 3,100-square-foot underground area, which will have a view of the visitors' batting tunnel, is touted as "Wrigley Field's original speakeasy," with various cocktails and "liquor lockers" for ticket holders to store private stashes.

Beneath the 100-level seating along the third-base line will be the W Club, where 250 ticket holders will have a view into the Cubs' batting tunnel and team memorabilia. The team describes that new 3,000-square-foot space as celebrating the tradition of Wrigley Field and advertises it as having more TV screens to watch the game from inside.