Miller Park is a wonderful place for a game with children. On the 400 level (upper terrace) there is a kids area that has several tables. You can eat while they play on a small new (for 2018) playground. On the 100 level in the right field corner there are several activities like running to first, throwing, pitching, hitting, and Bernie’s slide. There’s also racing sausages, newly (2017) remodeled food booths, and baseball if you are so inclined! For the beer lover there’s a wall of taps with tons of local beers at different price levels. Plenty of great giveaways in the schedule, cheap tickets, and ticket deals. Finally, the lots offer plenty of tailgating opportunities and they have a large playground for the kids to play in. Did I mention Fridays is open year round? This is a really nice place for Milwaukee!
Love the Brewers. Exciting season!
Love my team my stadium great fun and entertainment
I agree that the parking situation is HORRIBLE. We were traveling in from the Western suburbs on I94. It took 1 hour and 20 minutes to get from State Fair Park to the Preferred Parking Lot. The parking system has a huge bottleneck in that one lot attendant is responsible for screening cars to be sure they have prepaid passes. That does not work when there are 40,000 fans. We missed the first two innings as a result. Worst traffic experience at a ballgame of my life, and that is NOT an exaggeration.
I have nothing but awful things to say about their parking situation. On opening day, we got there 90min early, just to find out that ONLY season ticket holders were allowed to park in the main parking lot which has TONS of spaces.the number of spaces exceeds the number of season ticket holders by at least 10 fold!! It took us an hour just to park over a mile away to have to walk another hour to get to the gates! The Brewers really care about their fans!!!
Miller park is best
the best team ever in baseball
I love visiting Miller Park for Brewers games, and just having a fun time with family. :)
First live triple play I've ever witnessed!
I have never been to see a Brewers game and I only live 5 miles from Miller Park. When the Milwaukee Braves left town I gave up on baseball. Once a big fan, now a lukewarm fan. I never did like the Brewers much. To begin with they were in the American League and because of the designated hitter rule I loathe the American League. When they moved to the National League I thought my interest might be renewed, it wasn't, not with such a bad team year after year. I did go to the open how Miller Park held a few years ago, just to see what I was paying for.