The Best Seats for the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field

American Family Field is a retractable roof ballpark in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and home to the Milwaukee Brewers of Major League Baseball (MLB).

Brewers fans, known as “The Brew Crew,” will probably always know it as Miller Park. Whatever you choose to call it, American Family Field is one of MLB’s most elegant ballparks.

Seats that get you close to the natural grass playing field, a fan-friendly atmosphere, and a quick-closing roof mean you’re sure to have a good time at American Family Field. 

Of course, picking the right seats is still essential. Luckily, American Family Field has a great range of affordable and premium seating options to suit all budgets. 

Our guide will share all the tips and info you need to choose the best MLB tickets and have the best Brewers experience possible.

A Primer on American Family Field

American Family Field is a retractable roof ballpark in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and home of the Milwaukee Brewers of Major League Baseball (MLB). It lies around 4 miles from Fiserv Forum, home of the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks.

The stadium opened in 2001 to replace the Brewers’ previous home, Milwaukee County Stadium. Its original name was Miller Park, and the first event held there was an exhibition game between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Chicago White Sox on March 30, 2001.

The first regular-season game at Miller Park took place on April 6, 2001, when the Brewers won 5-4 against the Cincinnati Reds. 

Miller Park’s name changed to American Family Field on January 1, 2021. The first event in the renamed venue was the Milwaukee Brewers’ 2021 season opener on April 1, which ended in a 6-5 win in 10 innings against the Minnesota Twins.

American Family Field has a fan-shaped convertible roof, which takes less than 10 minutes to open and close. It features large glass panes that allow the ballpark’s natural grass playing surface to grow. 

The maximum seating capacity at American Family Field is 41,900 for baseball games. It also hosts bowling events, basketball games, and live music concerts.

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American Family Field Seating Chart

Protective netting runs in front of sections 108-128.

Looking towards the field from the seating rows, the lowest seat numbers are on your left.

Standard Seating at American Family Field

The American Family Field seating charts show standard seating on the 100, 200, and 400 Levels. Bleacher seats are also available on the 100 and 200 Levels.

Ticket prices for seats purchased through the Milwaukee Brewers website are shown below, and all prices include fees. Brewers tickets can also be bought on secondary market websites, including Ticketmaster and StubHub. 

Field Level Infield

The lower deck at American Family Field is known as Field Level. The infield seats on this level are often considered some of the best seats at American Family Field, bringing you as close as possible to the field. Most of these seats also enjoy reasonable shade cover when the roof is open.

Sections 115-120 seat you directly behind home plate. Sections 112-114 are located near the Brewers dugout, and sections 121-123 are close to the visitors’ dugout. Rows 4 or 5 will be the front row in sections behind the dugouts.

The front rows of sections 113-122 are known as Field Diamond Platinum or Field Diamond Box seats and offer the best possible views on the Field Level. Despite their name, these seats don’t attract any additional perks or amenities. 

Field Diamond Platinum seats cost from $126, and ticket prices for Field Diamond Box seats start at $110.

Field Infield seats take up the rest of the rows in infield sections. Seats at the front of infield sections are designated Field Infield Platinum, starting at $94.

The rest of the section contains Field Infield seats, with ticket prices starting at $89. 

Field Level Outfield

The Outfield sections on this level run between the corner bases and foul poles, and the front rows are next to the field walls. This makes Field Level Outfield seating a good option if you want to sit on the field level but don’t want the higher ticket prices for infield seating.

Sections 106-109 on the right field side are close to the home team dugout and see more shade when the roof is open. 

Sections 126-131 on the left field side are a good choice for visiting fans who want to sit near their team’s dugout. You’ll have a good view of the scoreboard from this location, but this side of the field can be very sunny during open-roof games. 

The front 5 rows of outfield sections 109 and 126-128 are designated Field Outfield Platinum, and seat prices start at $59. All other outfield seats are designated Field Outfield, and tickets start at $57. 

Field Level Bleacher Seats

American Family Field has bleacher seats in sections 101-104, just beyond the right field wall. These are bench-style seats that have backrests but no armrests. 

You’ll struggle to see the main Center Field scoreboard from this location, but TV screens help keep you in touch with scores and replays. 

Seats at the front of these sections are known as Field Bleachers Box sections. They’re uncovered and in prime position for home run balls hit by left-handed batters. Sections 101-102 are also just above the visiting team’s bullpen. 

Rows further back are covered by the overhang from the Loge Level Bleachers above them, so there’s less chance of catching a home run ball.

Field Bleacher seats start at $32-$40, depending on your seating row.

Loge Level Infield

The next tier up from the field is known as the Loge Level. Sections on this level are divided into Loge Level Infield and Outfield seats. 

Loge Level infield sections 210-227 run from first base to third base, offering good views at an affordable price.

The first 5 rows of Loge Level Infield sections 210-227 are known as Loge Diamond Box seats. These offer the best views on the Loge Level but don’t receive any additional perks or amenities.

Seats in these rows start at $67.

The remaining rows in sections 216-221 are designated Loge Infield Platinum, and ticket prices start at $62. Section 217 is a designated family section, and alcohol can’t be consumed in this area.

Seats behind the first 5 rows of 210-215 and 222-227 are known as Loge Infield seats, where prices start at $61.

Loge Level Outfield

Outfield sections 206-209 and 228-232 on the Loge Level offer a good option if you want affordable seats without sitting on the stadium’s top deck.

You’ll still have an elevated view of the game but won’t be as close as the Loge Infield seating. However, the seats are angled towards the infield for comfortable viewing, even near the foul poles. 

The seats in the front 3 rows are designated Loge Outfield Platinum, and the rest are designated Loge Outfield. However, there’s no difference in price, and your tickets could start at $45 in any Loge Level section.

Loge Level Bleacher Seats

American Family Field Loge Level Bleachers are located in sections 201-205 and 233-236 behind the right and left field walls. Like the Field Level Bleachers, these are bench-style bleachers with backrests, but no armrests.

These sections offer a chance of catching a home run ball. Section 236 is near the Brewers’ bullpen, while choosing right field sections will give you a view of Bernie’s Chalet. You’ll also have a better chance of shade for games with the roof open.

Loge Bleacher seats start at $34.

Terrace Level Infield

The Upper Level at American Family Field is known as the Terrace Level, and this is where you’ll find more affordable seats for a Milwaukee Brewers game.

The front 7 rows of sections 407-437 are known as Terrace Box seats and offer the best views on the Terrace level. Terrace Box seats are also below the entrance tunnel, giving easier seat access. However, seats in the front row can have their views obstructed by the safety railing. 

Section 417 is a designated Family section, and alcohol is strictly prohibited in this area. 

Seats in Terrace Box rows start at $33.

Seats further back in sections 407-432 are known as Terrace Infield. The views from here aren’t as good as the front rows, and you’ll have to climb steep stairs from the entrance tunnel to your seat.

Some seats in Terrace Level section 422 have their views obstructed by the roof supports. If you sit in this location, try to get seats near the middle of the row for better views. 

Terrace Infield seats start at $24.

Uecker Seats

Named after the legendary Brewers play-by-play commentator, Bob Uecker, Uecker Seats are available to purchase for $5 when the gates open on game day. They aren’t available for Postseason games and all payments must be made with cash. 

These seats are located behind home plate on the Terrace Level. They’re behind the last row of section 422, and have partially obstructed views.

Terrace Level Outfield

Seats behind the Terrace Box seats in sections 433-437 and throughout sections 438-442 are known as Terrace Outfield seats. The views from this location aren’t the best. However, these sections tend to be less crowded for regular season games, making them a good family-friendly choice. 

Upper Level sections 441 and 442 are often known as Bernie’s Terrace as they’re close to Bernie’s Chalet, where the Brewers’ mascot provides entertainment for the fans.

Terrace Outfield seats are some of the cheapest seats at American Family Field, with prices likely to start at $24.

American Family Field Barrel Yard

Formerly known as Friday’s Front Row, the American Family Field Barrel Yard offers 3 unique ways to watch the Brewers from just behind the left field wall.

• Home Run Porch sections 100-115 feature tables with views across the whole field.
• Inside Tables in sections 200-215 are inside the restaurant behind the Home Run Port tables. 
• Bullpen Porch sections 600-611 have high-top seats overlooking the home team bullpen. 

Tickets for this seating location start at $105 for a table of 4.

Standing Room Only Tickets

Limited numbers of standing-room tickets are only available to fans with the SRO tier of the Brewers Ballpark Pass+ subscription. This subscription membership will automatically load an SRO ticket to your account for each home game. 

American Family Field has standing room areas on the Field and Loge Level, and standing spots are available on a first-come-first-served basis. The views may be obstructed, and you could lose your space if you leave to visit the restroom or concessions. 

Accessible Seating

ADA-accessible seating at American Family Field is available on all seating levels, and select locations also feature seats with removable armrests. You can purchase up to 3 companion seats along with an accessible seat. 

All American Family Field suites are accessible and feature removable seats that can create space to accommodate a wheelchair. 

All American Family Field restrooms are fully accessible, and an adult changing table is available in the Family Restroom behind section 206. 

A drop-off location for guests with mobility requirements is available on the west side of American Family Field, southwest of Home Plate Gate. 

Elevators, escalators, and wheelchair lifts offer access to all stadium levels. 

Which Are The Best Value Seats At American Family Field?

Standard seating at American Family Field features great value options for watching the Milwaukee Brewers play. 

Read on to discover our pick of the best value Brewers seats. 

Best Value For Cheapest Price

Terrace Infield and Outfield sections offer the cheapest Brewers seats, starting at $24. However, the view from here isn’t as good as Terrace Box seats at the front of sections 407-437. These seats start at $33 and give you a better view of the game, but avoid the front row, as the safety railing will obstruct your view.

Seats in the bleachers start at $32 on the Field Level and $34 on the Loge Level. Views of the action aren’t great from these locations, but seats in Field Level sections 101-102 will give you a view of the visiting team’s bullpen.

Best Value To Get Close To The Action

Field Level sections 109 and 126 are reasonably close to first and third base, but are designated Field Outfield seats. 

This means your ticket prices will start at $59 for Field Outfield Platinum seats in the front rows, compared to $110 for Field Diamond Box seats in the adjacent blocks.

Best Value For A Great View

Seats at the back of Field Level sections 117-118 start at $89 but offer an elevated viewing angle from directly behind home plate. In fact, your view might be better from here than from the more expensive seats further forward.

Best Value For A Fun Atmosphere

Bleacher seats often have a fun atmosphere, and with ticket prices starting at $32, they’re great value, too. 

If you’d prefer not to sit on metal bench-style bleachers, tables at the American Family Field Barrel Yard restaurant start at $105 for 4 people.

Premium Seating at American Family Field

If you’re looking for the ultimate VIP Brewers experience, American Family Field’s premium seating options offer top-notch views and additional perks including club lounge access. 

The pricing below is indicative of pricing on the Milwaukee Brewers website, and all prices include fees. American Family Field tickets are also available on secondary market websites, including Ticketmaster and StubHub. 

Club Level Seats

Club Level seats at American Family Field are located in all 300 Level sections 306-345. These seats offer great views and premium amenities for an upscale Brewers experience.

Club Level sections have just 7 rows of seating, allowing easy access to the restrooms and concessions from your seat. All Club Level seats include access to the climate-controlled SKYY Lounge, where premium refreshments are available to purchase.

Club Infield Box seating in sections 314-320 enjoy fantastic views down the first base line, while sections 338-343 offer excellent views of the third base line. Seats in all these sections also receive in-seat wait service. 

Club Outfield Box seating includes sections 306-313 in right field and sections 344-345 in left field. These seats also offer good views of the action and SKYY Lounge access, but don’t benefit from in-seat wait service.

Section 309 is a family section, and alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited in these seats.

All Club Level seating starts at $57.

Group Spaces

American Family Field has a range of group spaces ideal for group outings or one-off celebrations, with spaces available to accommodate 20-260 guests. 

There are several options available such as the Aurora Health Care® Bullpen, located directly behind the right-field wall; the Toyota Territory, which offers prime views from above the right-center field wall; and the Vizzy Loft, which provides a birds-eye view of the game from above the right-field Loge Bleachers. Food and beverage options are included in your rental fee.

With these and more group seating options, you’ll surely find the perfect space for your occasion.

Luxury Suites

American Family Field has luxury suites on the PNC Club Level and the Field Level, just 22 rows away from the field. 

Suites can accommodate up to 30 guests, making them ideal for hosting corporate events, entertaining employees, or celebrating special occasions with friends and family. 

All American Family Field private suites are climate-controlled for a comfortable game day experience. They offer padded stadium seating, lounge seating areas, HD TV screens, and private restrooms. Upscale food and beverage options are also included in your suite rental fee. 

Which Is The Best Premium Seating Option At American Family Field?

Compared to other MLB ballparks like Chase Field or Petco Park, American Family Field doesn’t offer many options for premium Brewers tickets.

However, the Club Level seating provides excellent field views from an elevated position, and the small seat sections make getting to your seat easy. You’ll also enjoy access to the climate-controlled SKYY Lounge for comfortable socializing and refreshments, and infield sections benefit from in-seat wait service.

Club seats at American Family Field start at $57.

Which Seats Are Shaded At American Family Field?

Milwaukee has variable weather conditions so the roof at Miller Park could be open or closed for any game. 

When the roof is open, seats at right field corner and along the first base line receive the most shade. Fans sitting in sections 106-115, 206-215, and 404-420 will have their backs to the sun for most of the game. 

Sections under cover on the Upper Deck are also shaded.

Late afternoon games will see the sun behind fans sitting along the 1st base line for most of the game. Sitting at the right field wall means you’ll probably have the sun in your eyes for the later part of the game. 

Left field and the third base side are the sunniest spots at American Family Field. 

If the roof is closed, most seats will be in shade, however seats in left field may see some sun in the late afternoon or early evening.

Where Should Visitors Sit At American Family Field?

The visitor’s dugout is in front of sections 121-123. Field Diamond Platinum seats take up the front rows of sections 121-122, but section 123 has the slightly cheaper Field Diamond Box seats in the front rows.

Field Diamond Platinum seats start at $126, and you could find Field Diamond Box seats starting at $110.

For a more affordable option, Field Level Bleacher Sections 101-102 are located just above the visiting team’s bullpen. Front row seats start at $40.

Transportation And Parking At A Milwaukee Brewers Home Game

American Family Field is located at 1 Brewers Way, Milwaukee, WI 53214, United States.

The ballpark can be reached by taking several major highways, including I-43, I-894, and I-794, and continuing on I-94 to Brewers Boulevard (Exit 308B).

Parking At American Family Field

American Family Field has more than 12,000 parking spaces in 16 parking lots. You can pre-purchase parking in American Family Field parking lots or pay on the day if spaces are available. 

All on-site parking lots generally open 3 hours before the scheduled start of baseball games. However, they may open 2.5 hours before the start time for evening matches on Monday-Thursday.

ADA parking spaces are available on a first-come-first-served basis for visitors with a valid state-issued ADA permit or license plate. A courtesy shuttle service is available for visitors who need assistance.

Parking on Milwaukee Road or Wheelhouse Road is prohibited on game days, and vehicles left on these roads may be ticketed or towed.

Tailgating is permitted in all American Family Field parking lots except employee parking lots and the rideshare lot. You can only tailgate in your own parking space and can’t reserve or save a parking space for friends arriving later.

Open flames and wood fires are not permitted, and you can only use state-approved gas/propane units and self-contained charcoal units for tailgating. All tailgating must end within 30 minutes of the game’s start, when all visitors must enter the stadium or leave the premises.

Custom tailgate grids are also available. These are the equivalent of 6 parking spaces, allowing you to enhance your tailgating experience with tables, chairs, tailgate games, etc. 

Arriving By Public Transportation

Two Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) bus routes operate within a short walk of American Family Field. Bus stops are on Wisconsin and 44th Street for CONNECT BRT and on National Avenue for Route 18.

Ridesharing Arrangements

The drop-off and pick-up location for rideshare providers is at the south end of the Molitor Lot. 

Taxi cabs can use the transit area outside Helfaer Field to drop off and collect passengers.

When To Arrive For A Milwaukee Brewers Game

Gates generally open 2 hours before Saturday home games and 1.5 hours before the scheduled start of games on all other days. 

Gate opening times may vary for other American Family Field events so check before you travel to the ballpark.

Once the gates open, you are invited to take your seats to watch batting practice.

Autographs

Kids aged 14 and under are invited to meet a Brewers player or other personality and receive an autograph at Sunday home games from April through August. The time and location of the autograph session will be posted on the scoreboard.

Bag Policy At American Family Field

American Family Field has a strict single-compartment bag policy for easier admission and encourages fans to limit carry-in items. 

Clear single-compartment bags should be no bigger than 12” x 12” x 6” or smaller, and non-clear bags must be 9” x 5” x 2” or smaller. 1-gallon clear resealable bags, such as Ziploc bags, are also permitted.

You can also bring in 1 x 32-ounce or smaller sealed plastic bottle of non-alcoholic beverages and personal-size portions of food, such as a sandwich, a piece of fruit, or a small bag of chips or pretzels. 

Exceptions will be made for medically necessary items and parenting bags, which have a maximum size of 16” x 16” x 8”.

All bags are subject to search, and bringing a stadium-approved clear bag to the ballpark will speed your entry into the stadium. 

Fans without any carry-in items or who have bags measuring no more than 9” x 5” x 2” can use the Express Lanes available at each gate.

The Wrap Up: Which Are The Best Seats At American Family Field?

Elegant architecture, a fan-shaped roof, and a natural grass surface all make American Family Field stand out from the crowd. 

And when you combine these features with a great choice of affordable and premium seating options, it’s easy to see why American Family Field is popular with both Brewers fans and Milwaukee visitors. 

Our ballpark guide includes all the essential info to make choosing your MLB tickets easy. While you’re shopping for tickets, why not check out NBA tickets at the nearby Fiserv Forum, home of the Milwaukee Bucks?

Once you’ve decided which tickets to buy, you simply need to pick your seats and get ready to enjoy the best possible Brewers game day experience.

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American Family Field: Frequently Asked Questions

If you’re planning to watch a Brewers game, here are some of the most frequently asked questions about American Family Field.