American Family Field

Went for the first time a couple weeks ago. I liked the stadium. There is not much going on around the stadium though. Very convenient parking setup. We just parked, scanned a qr code, entered our license plate number and paid. Very convenient. Concessions were pricey but not any more expensive than other ballparks I visited. Got cheese curds (I'm a huge fan now) and a souvenir soda. Would check it out again! Hopefully when the Cardinals are in town.

This was a wonderful experience. Chasing all 30 ball clubs and came for a game, we enjoyed everything. Parking was as good as can be with 40000 folks in one spot. The prices weren’t completely outrageous on food, but, this is the only park that allows you to bring in sealed snacks and 32 ounce drinks. So after you spend your money for a family of four for tickets it mitigates the expenses at the ballpark, which everyone knows can be high with lots of food and souvenirs. The organization is great for the community and lots of great history here. Very impressed with this stadium clearly home to some blue collar workers.

So first time there and for my first baseball game and the Brewers won by their skin of their teeth though. But I enjoyed the game and enjoyed the friends I made. There are lots of varieties for snacks and drinks and so one doesn’t need to worry about being hungry or thirsty. I didn’t have to use the bathroom so I can’t say how that section was. There’s a section for smokers too so people can go out for smoke breaks and there are lovely views out across the city on the higher levels and one can see the Milwaukee brewery in the distance.

I loved experiencing a new ballpark. The Brewers fans were awesome (partly) because they just clinched the division. Seeing all the Brats being grilled/ tailgating was awesome.

What a great stadium! We went to a night game. It was easy to get around, and the staff was very efficient in getting everyone in the venue. We sat right by the suites. This view is from section 322. The temperature was 40° outside, and it was perfect in the building. No jacket was needed. We even received a complimentary ride on a cart back to our car. (By default, he offered to bring us because another family wasn't at the pickup location)

Take a 32 oz water with you! We had never been to a Brewers game until last Saturday. The stadium is so much more impressive in person! Not only is the grass greener (and very much greener), but the size of it isn't even comparable to what you see on television. It is extremely massive. It was very easy to get parked and then walk to the stadium. Once there, the staff directed us to the gate closest to our seats. Entry with digital tickets was very easy, and we were allowed one water up to 32 ounces. and we made good use of that, though the water was very warm by the time we finished it. We opted to buy one cold beer each to supplement the water we had, and that came to $25 without a tip. There were almost 43,000 people at the stadium that day. We were seated behind the 3rd bar dugout, which was in full sun for the first two hours, so it was very hot, including the 85-degree temperature. Leaving the stadium was quick and painless, though there are many bad drivers out there. It was a very memorable experience and I would certainly go again.

Our experience was amazing! The parking lot was easy to navigate both before and after the game. We went to a 7PM game, and it was so organized! It's really quick to get in and out. The stadium was so super clean, and those working are out of this world. So helpful and kind, they made the experience even better!

Was lucky enough to catch the last game of the season. First visit at AFF and it’s a beautiful place. We are Mets fans in enemy territory and in Wisconsin people are even nice to the opposition. There are tons of food options and the lines weren’t too bad. Very clean every where. Very good seats down the third base line for a good price. Only problem is with the roof open your in the sun most of the game. Even when it goes behind the roof an hour later it goes thru the window and you barely see the plate. Overall great experience!

The stadium is in great shape; and with the recent change of name came also a renovation to some areas of the stadium, for what I know. Pointers for new visitors: The concessions close before the end of the game on a night so ; around the 7th inning, so don't look for custard or anything else after then. You can ask me how I know!

While attending the 2024 Republican Convention, I got to attend an activity at the American Family Field. It's an amazing ballpark and the event was spectacular. Each concession offered free food and beverage for the guests. It wasn't typical ballpark food. It was gourmet. If I lived in Milwaukee, I would attend games there as often as I could. In addition to the delicious food, the ballpark was well decorated, creating a fun environment.

AWESOME PARK! 1. TONS of parking! (make note it can be a long walk to get into the park from the lots- also this is baseball tailgating at its best!) 2. Clean facility 3. HUGE facility (we were open dome and it was just HUGE) 4. Is there a bad seat in the house? I can share we had great seats! And we did not pay a ton. 5. They have icea cream and CUSTARD?? (I had the custard. It was hard stadn to find but it was worth it as custard isn't really a thing on the east coast.) 6. Sausage races? YES PLEASE! 7. Home run slide- lived for it. 8. My husband would be disappointed if I didn't share that they have old fashions on tap! 9. Fans were there to have fun (friendly, cheering, dressed up- 'Ric Flair' was there) As Red Sox fans visiting, not watching the Sox, we were immersed in the Brew Crew and we wear that badge proudly.

American Family Field is a great baseball stadium for both adults and children. This was my third time at this stadium and second for a baseball game. Parking opens 3 hrs before the game and gates open 1.5 hrs prior. It is strongly recommended to buy parking ahead of time. General Admission parking was around $15 and Priority Parking $20. It was very easy to get to the lots and be directed into a spot. Tailgating is also permitted from lots opening till 30 min after game start. Once inside, the stadium is newer, clean, and staff is extremely friendly. My first time here, I had 200 level tickets; where this time, I had 300 level tickets (club level). The club level had a more exclusive entry, is air conditioned, bathrooms have no wait, and there is special food offerings. We also went for $1 ballpark hotdogs! Note that food specials did end at the start of the 7th inning. Overall, we love American Family Field and enjoy coming to games. The ticket prices are extremely fair, food offerings are great, and it is very child friendly!

Fun ball park. Not my favorite but it's a good stadium filled with passionate fans. Thing for kids to do. Tons of shuttles around Milwaukee will take you here if you eat there. Traffic isn't too terrible getting in and out

Easy parking access. Easy to get in with your phone codes. Easy to go into and find your seats. The fans have issues though with sitting in their designated seats. Three times, entire groups had to move because they had sat in other peoples seats. And then we had tickets for a section with 5 seats from MLB.com, and another guy claimed he had the seats. One of the employees came by to help the issue, we showed our tickets, and he led the other people away. It's just aggravating. The food is decent though. A lot of options. I'd give this place 5 stars if it weren't for the fans and the mess ups going on.

First time visit and I was impressed. From shuttle drop off, entry, seat view, amenities and exit, this was easily one of the best ballpark experiences I've had. I arrived early and was easily able to wander the stadium. Food and drinks were more reasonably priced than most sports venues I've been to. The stadium and the restrooms were all nice and clean throughout the game. Next time I'm in Milwaukee I'll go to another game.

Nice stadium. Grew up going here and it is everything a stadium should be. The food is hit or miss and the racing sausages are great

Was in town for the Oshkosh and Milwaukee air shows and had some time to catch a baseball game and im glad was able to make it. Tickets were cheap and the stadium is very accessible. Like most live events my biggest complaint was the price of food and beverage, but that's the price of going out these days. Staff was very friendly and and helpful and facilities were very clean and well kept. Bonus points for the separate parking lot designated for Ubers to pick you up. Very easy in and out and i had zero issue finding my ride home after the game.

This could be my favorite ballpark in the country. The dome was closed for the first time while I was there...this was my 4th time. What a great game too! Brewers down 4-5 and they score 5 in the 7th for the win!

BALLPARK / GAME REVIEW Of all the stadiums we have visited so far, American family Field is probably Top 5 The stadium has a lot of cool history and I love the retractable roof. It seems like everywhere in the stadium has a good good view to see the game. The ushers were helpful and nice, and it seemed like the crowd was always a good vibe. This is definitely not a stadium and fan base where the fans are obnoxious game and ruin the game (*cough *cough , Dodgers fans). The fans are are loyal and competitive, but also very friendly. We also loved our seats: Section 334 Row 1 Section 123 Row 17 Section 334 offered a great view of the whole stadium. Section 123 was close to the action and close to the dugout. I thought the food was above average. I liked the Leinenkugel area. They had a lot of good beers to offer and were easy to drink during the game. We also got the Mac n Cheese Pizza which was solid The Bratchos was a hit (helmet nachos with chopped up Brats) Overall we loved the stadium and can't wait to go back

In A Nutshell: -American Family Field is the home of the Milwaukee Brewers. -A fitting name to a baseball stadium, you can feel a nice family vibe as soon as you walk in from the parking lot. -Taking Uber/Lyft is easy w/ a dedicated drop off/pick up lot. -As soon as you step inside you are welcomed inside a very well laid out labyrinth. -There are a ton of easy to read food stalls like "SAUSAGES" or "CUSTARD". -The sausage I had was very delicious btw. -I also stopped by a restaurant that served up some deep-fried cheese curds that overlooked left field w/ amazingly close views of the players & field. -You can attend the game as cheap as $6 tickets which is what I did. -You will sit in Bernie's Section where you can watch him slide down if a Brewers player hits a homerun. -This stadium has a retractable roof, which is open if the weather is good. Overall, this is one of the best baseball parks I've been to, probably Top 3 for sure.

As we went to ride share pickup, an employee noticed me in my wheelchair. He had us stop and have driver be given directions where to pick me up so we did not have to wait in a very congested area. His kindness for making my pickup a little easier was above and beyond on Saturday 5/11/24. I wish I got his name.

Great place for a game. Been to many ballparks. This is one of the Best . The Brewers put out a great family option.

Prices are very affordable and venue is great. People are civilized compared to some stadiums I have been to. Lots of free buses available to get you there .

Sunday, family fun day. $59 - 4 pack tkts, sodas, hot dogs & parking. Good value & always a fun time rooting for the home team. Plus, kids run the bases is now back on Sundays.

Came to the game on 4/3/24 our seats were in section 121, above us the roof was dripping and getting us wet. I spoke to an usher about moving across the isle he said no problem. During the game I noticed other people switch seats do to the leaky roof and the usher supervisor gave them grief. If you want people to sit in there purchased seats fix the roof.

I think this stadium is actually pretty awesome. I feel like most seats are good wherever you sit here, and even in the second level I feel like I was pretty low to the field itself. I do also love that the beer and food prices here are not outrageous like they are at a lot of other MLB ballparks. It's still expensive, but not bad enough that I have to second-guess if I want that additional beer. Most people are friendly in Wisconsin so I love getting that energy when I come here. Will definitely be back!

It has been 17 years since I had last gone to a Brewer game at Miller Park, I mean AmFam Field. Now that we are living back in Wisconsin I hope to get here a couple of times a year. We paid the $25 for premium parking but since we were so early we paid the penalty when trying to leave since we were parked so close to the stadium. After the game were stuck in traffic for a long time (it was a close game so everyone stayed til the end). We did not tailgate but this is a great tradition and we need to do so next time. I forgot how nice it was inside the stadium itself - the concourses are wide open, roomy and loaded with different eating and drinking options and not just beer - there are a few cocktail bars! Of course this is the major leagues so the prices are major league ripoffs but no surprise. It was a hot and sunny afternoon game so we made sure to get tickets on the first base side. It was senior day so if you are over 60 the tix are 1/2 price. The view from the 200 level was pretty good but I would have liked to have been a bit close to home plate. There appear to be plenty of restrooms and despite a good sized crowd none of them were that busy. A very nice ballpark and a great experience (it helps that they won!)

Watched the Brew Crew face the Yankees. I don't particularly watch baseball and am most concerned about tailgating. I am unable to walk the distance of a parking lot to the American Family Field but wanted to tailgate. I called guests services. They explained very helpfully most of the following. Most of the parking lots have a Courtesy Drop / Pick Up spot(s). The golf carts pick up timing wasn't clear. But there was a staff member on the a bike that told us the parking lot closed in 20 minutes. I asked about the shuttle ride and she said she'd call for one now but that would be the last one since the shuttle drivers stop when the cashiers stop. The golf carts take you to home plate or whatever gate you specify. The pick up is at home plate by the Yelich statue. Someone writes down your name and then each time a golf cart comes one group / location goes on each one. Also you can take your open drink from parking lot to the entrance area. Obviously not in though. You can also take snacks in if they are in a clear bag. I took in 3 mini chip bags in a ziploc bag.

I got a chicken tender basket which was not even lukewarm. I asked for fresh ones but I was told that wouldn't be possible. It ate them, and got food poisoning. Do better amfam

This is a great ball park! Despite the fact that our allegiance lies elsewhere, we don't miss an opportunity to come to game here when we can. The ballpark is very user friendly with great parking options, plentiful concessions, and clean restrooms. The retractable roof is great for me because I'm very temperature sensitive and despite cold weather outside, found the temperature inside to be quite comfortable. If you're in Milwaukee and have time for a game, I highly suggest coming to watch the Brewers (and don't miss the weiner race!) Enjoy!

I had always admired American Family Field on TV. I was super excited to finally visit in 2022, ballpark #22/30 on my quest. However, it was a massive letdown. The park doesn't open til an hour and a half before first pitch, unlike most parks which open two hours in advance. This meant tons of fans were waiting in the hot sun to get in for a long time. The roof was open when I walked up, and it was closed by the time I was let in, an impressive feat. By the time we got in, we only got to see about 15 minutes of batting practice from the opposing team. Inside the park is pristine and modern with a lively atmosphere. I love how unique the park feels from home plate to the outfield and everywhere in between. I snagged club level tickets for quite cheap. The club level is really nice, outfitted with a cool bar and a small handful of food vendors. Super clean, especially the bathrooms. As far as food, I got a pricey bbq brisket sandwich which was completely forgettable (chips on the side). The beer selection was average at best with a few regular culprits on tap. I spent most of my time at the bar because with the roof closed and apparently no air conditioning in the stands, sitting in my ticketed seat was downright unbearable. The humidity inside is wretched, I don't know how the players do it. I was dripping in sweat and I was just walking around. It was a hot and stormy day, but still, yuck. I did have a nice chat with an usher, but the park definitely felt understaffed as a whole for a busy July 4th game. All in all, glad I got to see the stadium firsthand, but highly disappointing from sky high expectations.

(From September 2021) Another MLB ballpark checked off the list! This is one of the finer ones I've experienced. I attended two games here, both against the Phillies as they were gearing towards their playoff push. The atmosphere and crowds here are among the best in professional baseball. Fans are friendly and passionate about their brewers and I was fortunate to interact among them despite my allegiance to the Washington Nationals. If they created a fan guide on appropriate fan behavior, Wisconsin sports fans would be the prime example of how to conduct yourself. As for the ballpark, it is structured where every seat has a clear view of the field. Concession options are aplenty and easy to access anywhere. First game was in section 113, second game in section 213. Obviously lower level is closer to the action but the 200 level is still a nice view. Another smart touch is the retractable roof which every ballpark should have. First game was open; second game was closed. They lost the second game so maybe they should always keep the roof open; just a thought. Transportation to the park is easy with multiple shuttles from different parts of the city able to bring you here. There's also a large parking lot for tailgating should you decide to do so. Might have to participate in there next time since the fans were partying like it was the World Series. Another reason why Wisconsin is a cool state!

Hard to beat a Saturday at Am Fam Field! Great seats, great beer, great service! We came for the Giannis crossover jersey game. Though the jersey is awesome, the lines to get in were not. Hoping for the next big giveaway, Am Fam figures out a better system of entry. Still, we had a great day out tailgating and watching the Crew!

The ease of using the ballpark pass is great. You can reserve seats with other friends and family who use the app. The seats are great for the price and you can never go wrong with the view from Am Fam Field! I would probably skip the Johnsonville cheese curds next time as they sit on a heating platform even on a slow night, and beer prices are up to a starting point of $12 this year...but it is hometown baseball!

Parking Attendants are the Rudest People I have ever seen They Show No Respect to The Fans as you pull in

I've been here for two concerts with floor/accessible seating both times. From ticket procurement, the in and out, restrooms it's all been what you'd expect when you're at a summer stadium show with 50,000 others: crowded, hot, slow moving near the food and beverage, but your entertainment makes it worth it. I will not take the star off because (a) I'm sure she is a seasonal worker who won't be back and (b) we were focused on our good time so (c) I didn't get her name to report back on her the next day but a hick hater type parking lot employee was aggressively out of order at the July 17, 2022 Motley Crüe concert. If management sees this make sure your employees have people skills. We were in disabled parking with a tag because people have needs. We cannot endlessly wait while this person yaps her gums to the driver before us. We are quite capable of moving one space over and parking. I do not expect to hear "You must not be from here" and "You must not know how to wait" and such. Our parking fee and more pay for your wage, lady. Sorry for the rant but she was the negative on the day. I mean that's what we are greeted with? The Crüe would have condoned a fight right? "Treat people with kindness" motto prevailed so I smiled and said "of course I am" and pointed at the vehicle plate and "of course we do" and moved on while she continued to IGNORE cars waiting to park. The other concert was One Direction in August 2015 (when this was called Miller Park). I managed to get a tweet seen by Harry Styles that morning and he gave a shout out during the show. I was trying to believe my own ears AND my own eyes when the scroll around the venue was close captioning what he was saying! The concert pals I had made that day were jostling me also showing it. Later on I was like, holy accessibility! I don't know what goes on here normally but I took the live close captioning to be quite inclusive. In conclusion, the stadium is a go! The lighting is great, sound for concerts rocks on the floor, plenty of food choices, security is cool, all other fans I've encountered also cool, and finding our floor sections easy (different sections for different members of the group). I recommend attending an event here!

The stadium may have a new name, but it's still one of the nicest venues in Major League Baseball. Close seating. Easy sightlines. Spacious walkways. Excellent concessions. Its also home to a friendly and inviting venue staff. They are genuinely happy to help. If you're able, please come early. Wisconsinites are the best tailgaters.

Sampled the brats from the stands along with tater tots and later on cheese curds. We found the brat to be luke warm and very dry. I had to add ketchup just to make it eatable. Very sad for how expensive it was. The tator tots were good just would have liked them to be a little more numerous for the price. Later in the game we tried the cheese curd from Sargento. They had the consistency of pencil easers, slightly warm and extremely oily.

Do not go here for a concert. Terrible sound. When the rave is a better option you know you're in trouble.

Great stadium and fans. Home town won. They have a wonderful ball park. Will come afain

A solid ballpark for the family a lot of different food options a solid team and a passionate atmosphere

I love going to the Brewers game. Just a few things that kind of tick me off. First, the price gouging that goes on with the vendors! The food is ridiculously priced! $10 for a plain burger, $8 for a brat? How about almost $8 for a bottle of water? That should be illegal! Another thing it pisses me off, is the drunks that are still served way past inebriation. Does anyone realize that most of these people are going to drive an automobile after the game.They're sloppy, loud, and really interfere with someone that's trying to enjoy the game. It takes the fun out of going to a game. This isn't just one incident, it's happened on several occasions.

Love going to Brewer games here as long as it's not raining. If there is rain anywhere in the forecast forget it, it's miserable with the roof closed. It's also the worst concert venue ever since if the roof is closed. Terrible acoustics and it's always hot AF inside. The echo is terrible , you can't understand a word that being sung. It's fine if the roof is open, but that's rare. Figure it out.

I have enjoyed ever tailgating and Brewers game experience that I have attended at the American Family Field, so it only made sense that we did a stadium tour! My husband and I are not diehard baseball fans, but we do enjoy it and this stadium is really nice, so we were excited to come! The tours are approximately $15/person. We went on a Friday afternoon just hours before a home game agains the Braves. Our tour guide, Alexander, was very friendly and knowledgeable. We went on a non-standard order for the tour, but it was because he wanted to make sure we got to see the highlights, like getting down onto the field. The roof was open, the weather was lovely, and our time on the field was great! We also got to see the interview room, the press rooms, where Uecker makes his announcements from, and the Selig Experience. He also showed us some nice seats and tips on how to get them. The only thing we didn't get to see that I wish we could have was the visiting team clubhouse, but since there was a game that night, we weren't allowed in which definitely makes sense. It was a walking tour, but there truly wasn't a lot of walking and there were many stops. No significant stairs either. It was a fun tour that I'm glad we did and I would recommend it for those interested, but I wouldn't necessarily pay for it again.

We had a great time at the Brewers game. We loved the shuttle options to the game so we didn't have to worry about parking. The food selection was good (but a little pricey). We enjoyed our time.

The Stadium is very nice and watching a game is great. Prices are about average for a sporting event. Here is the 2 star part. To the people that say the food is good you have no idea what good food is. Here is some items that are at best 2 star. The brat and hot dog I had a few times are sitting on warmer for hours before the game and are all dried up. Bun is like mush and the sausage is like a rock. Pizza and bread stick - Pizza has very little flavor and crust is like rubber . Bread stick is just bread no garlic seasoning . $12.00 hamburger - Meat has no taste and again sitting on warmer for hours and need a crowbar to get it apart to put topping on. Nachos are ok ,but cheese sometimes is not warm. BBQ is like store bought. If you going to charge top dollar for food at least make it good. Bring you food in or tailgate you be much happier.

I love visiting baseball stadiums. To experience the atmosphere in the different cities, and to walk around to enjoy the stadium. This stadium is pretty cool with the roof that opens, even though it was closed this game. I parked the car not far away and walked to the stadium. Only bummer was that the moment I decided to get some brats, the system went down and nothing could be bought, so they closed shop at the 5th inning I believe. Good thing I got my stadium ball before the game to add to my growing collection. Probably come back some time, tickets are cheap, and you are able to walk around anyway, so you can see every angle of the field.

Awesome ball field! Decent food selections. The parking was close and affordable. Employees were helpful and friendly. The bathrooms were clean and stocked.

The Brewers pride themselves on being the "most affordable family MLB experience", and they earned the title on our visit. Easy parking factor: giant lots with direct park access, short enough walks, safe environment inside the walls, quick interstate access, parking $10 and under. They set the "affordability" tone from the minute you drive onto the American Family premises. Cheap ticket factor: even on a night a rival was in town, walk-up single-digit tickets were plenty, and even better seats under $20. Resale markets only help you assure a family of many can attend on a budget. Welcoming factor: as mentioned, since the tone is set driving in, easy building entry, and helpful staff make it fun from the start. What more would you expect from the home of Bob Uecker? Food factor: does Miller really taste better here? Maybe only until 2020 when the name changed, but you be the judge--how could it not?? And some sort of sausage-brat-themed meat would only be appropriate. Enough alternatives otherwise as well, including Brats and Nachos-on-a-Stick. Move freely about the cabin factor: there are some partial-blocked view seats, so take the time to cruise a little throughout this giant igloo-looking structure. It's a different vibe open vs closed, and good alternatives abound to view some plays from different vantage points without the ushers tossing you from standing-room areas. Little kid souvenir factor: Racing Sausages are the best non-human home plate race characters in the league: Brat, Polish, Italian, Hot Dog, Chorizo--actual runners, not a lame video like other teams try to pull off. After wins, and when the Brewers hit a homer, enjoy the Bernie Brewer taking a minute off tweeting his mascot-leading number of fans to slide down the giant centerfield slide! A Brewers win over a rival helped the mood post-game, but happy times on the stroll back to the car for easy exit capped off a nice night at "The Park Formerly Known as Miller".

Was here over Father's Day weekend - June Sat June 17, then my birthday and Father's Day, Sun. June 18, June 18th, 2023 Been going to this stadium ever since I moved Wisconsin in Appleton the Green Bay since 2003 I stopped going to the games because of Covid so 2023 is the first time I went to some games do you wanna roll one on Saturday was at 3:10 PM then on Sunday I believe 1:10 PM. What I like about this stadium is it's well designed. It's easy parkour. It's easy and it's easy out. It's just a great time at the park. Tickets are reasonably priced. And honestly I've never had a bad seat. And by the way, the Milwaukee Brewers are doing great! I like there's lotta food choices at this establishment there is everything for spirits just sold out the hotdogs and it's just reasonably priced and everything is clean. The workers are so helpful. Do yourself a favor and go check this place out. They have concerts at this establishment is huge but man watch the Milwaukee Brewers will break the bank and you will certainly have a good time. They run a lot of discounts for veterans for students. They have great promotions you know if you don't like traffic when you go to leave the parking lots pack a cooler full of sandwiches sit in one of the mini pavilions and eat your sandwiches and watch everybody try to get all that all at once! That's what I did for my birthday and Father's Day and what a great weekend and again I drove from Green Bay to Milwaukee hour and a half drive not a lot of traffic easy in the park. Easy in and out. I can't say enough good about this place so great to be able to go to the games and support the team and hang out with just fans and friends people you've never met with one common thing in mind. Just relax and enjoy a great ball team and a Wisconsin tradition! Until the next review, Steve-O oht!

One of my most favorite places in Milwaukee. Drinks are a little high but good times to be had

Nice ballpark. Staff was friendly. Food was ok and overpriced as with every other ballpark everywhere we have been. Roof is convenient so no rainouts.

The brewers games are always so fun and always looking forward to roll down the barrel

First trip to MKE and probably won't be my last - as this was a ballpark I needed knocked off my list. Formerly Miller Park, this is a gargantuan structure and sitting from nearly any seat is breathtaking at how large it looks with the roof etc. In terms of coming into the park, some back up and only had a few of the gates open. As far as parking we took an Uber here but it looks like in this district there are plenty of options for parking with lots around it and again - close distance to downtown. The staff was friendly, the mezzanine and corridors were stocked with food options, beer and different outlets for each. I can't explain how much I liked this park. Would come back.

The Brewers' stadium is renowned for its retractable roof, fan-friendly atmosphere, diverse food options, and stunning views.

Concert seating sucks badly. I'm crippled and can't stand for 3 hours. I wish I could get a refund.

What a great field! This is the first landmark I visited upon landing in Milwaukee. My mom and I enjoyed the atmosphere and enjoyed our experience/first ever Brewers game!