

Milwaukee Brewers
American Family Field opened in 2001 as the home of the Milwaukee Brewers, with a capacity of 41,900 and a Kentucky bluegrass playing surface. The stadium features North America's only fan-shaped convertible roof, which opens and closes in under ten minutes across seven panels. Originally named Miller Park, it was renamed American Family Field in 2021 under a 15-year deal with American Family Insurance. The venue hosted the 2002 MLB All-Star Game.
Constructed as Miller Park to replace County Stadium and ensure baseball remained in Milwaukee by providing weather protection.
The Loge Level (200 level) offers great views and is generally protected from the elements even when the roof is open.
Arrive 3 hours early for the legendary tailgating—grills and coolers are welcome in almost all lots. All parking is digital; follow the Brewers app instructions.
Watch the "Famous Racing Sausages" in the middle of the 6th inning. Listen for the "Beer Barrel Polka" during the 7th inning stretch and sample a "brat with the works."
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