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Brewers Baseball Basics

• Year Established: 1969

• Mascot: Bernie Brewer

• Current Division: National League Central

• Last Playoff Appearance: 2023 National League Wild Card Series

• Last Division Title: 2023

• Last League Pennant: 1982 vs. California Angels (ALCS)

The Milwaukee Brewers Schedule

Each year, the MLB schedule presents a diverse range of opponents for the Brewers. The Brewers face at least 162 showdowns, including 52 duels with teams in their division, 64 clashes with clubs from the NL East and NL West, and 46 games against adversaries in the American League. Each pairing represents a unique combination of playing styles and strategies, but some stand out above the rest: 

NL Central Divisional Competitors

• Chicago Cubs

• Cincinnati Reds

• Pittsburgh Pirates

• St. Louis Cardinals

Top National League Competitors 

• Atlanta Braves

• Philadelphia Phillies

• San Diego Padres

• Washington Nationals

Top Interleague Competitors

• Minnesota Twins

• Detroit Tigers

• Kansas City Royals

• Cleveland Guardians

American Family Field

Brewers tickets for a game in Milwaukee will get you into American Family Field. It’s been the team’s turf since 2001 and features the only fan-shaped retractable roof in North America. The unique architectural element was designed to protect up to 41,900 attendees from the elements, but it’s not the park’s claim to fame—that would be the Sausage Race!

Before the bottom of the sixth inning, a bratwurst, a chorizo, a hot dog, a Polish sausage, and an Italian sausage battle it out in a race down the third base line. You never know who could be donning an oversized “uniform” to compete! Mark Grace, Geoff Jenkins, Pat Meares, and Hideo Nomo have all taken part in the popular pastime. The event adds a little humor to every home game.

Notable Sections

• Brewers Dugout: Section 112–114

• Visiting Team’s Dugout: Sections 121–123

• Behind Home Plate: Sections 117–118

• Family Friendly: Sections 217, 309, and 417

• Partying/Socializing: Sections 426–429

• Best on a Budget: Terrace Boxes (First Seven Rows - 400 Level)

Parking

Several lots surround the stadium, but don’t let that fool you into thinking it’s easy to find a space for your vehicle. Vacancies can be tough to come by, so it’s always best to reserve parking in advance. We highly recommend doing so, as it will lessen the potential for complications and delays on arrival.

Alternative Transportation

If you plan to leave the car at home, the Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) has bus routes that stop near the venue. Additionally, the facility is accessible via popular ride-sharing and taxi services, providing multiple options for game day transportation.

Memorable Milwaukee Brewers Moments

Being in the stands for a Major League Baseball game is unbelievable! Everything you’ve seen through a screen is amplified when you experience it in person, from the crack of the bat to the roar of the crowd. Plus, there’s always the potential to see an unprecedented play or record-breaking feat. Imagine being among the fans with Milwaukee Brewers baseball tickets for these pivotal events:   

• Strikeout Showcase (05/16/2004): Ben Sheets’ heroic performance against the Braves was a display of mastery on the mound. He fanned 18 batters to help his club to a 4–1 win, a performance that broke the franchise record for strikeouts in a game.

• Brewers Breakthrough (09/28/2008): Ryan Braun's late home run propelled the Brewers to a 3–1 lead over the Cubs and sent the crowd into a frenzy! CC Sabathia’s complete game helped secure the win and a Wild Card berth, ending a 26-year postseason drought. 

• NLDS Nail-Biter (10/07/2011): Tied 2–2 with the Diamondbacks in the 10th inning of Game 5 in the Division Series, Nyjer Morgan came to the plate with Carlos Gómez on first. On a 2–2 count, he knocked a single past the pitcher to score Gómez and get the Brewers to the NLCS.

• Second Cycle (09/17/2018): Christian Yelich achieved a remarkable feat against the Reds, hitting for the cycle for the second time in 2018. This rare accomplishment set the stage for his MVP season, thrilling teammates and fans with exceptional performances.

• Stunning Smash (10/12/2018): Pitcher Brandon Woodruff's shocking home run off the Dodgers' ace, Clayton Kershaw, in Game 1 of the 2018 NL Championship Series tied the score, energized the crowd, and ignited his team’s spirit. The Brewers won that game by one point!

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Brewers’ biggest rivals?

The I-94 Rivalry between the Brewers and the Cubs is rooted in proximity, but it really took hold in 1998, when the Brewers moved from the AL Central to the NL Central, making the clubs division competitors.

Where do the Milwaukee Brewers play their home games?

When Milwaukee plays at home, up to 41,900 people travel to American Family Field to see the team take on the competition. Aside from the game, fans look forward to the Sausage Race in the sixth inning.

What are the most family-friendly seats at American Family Field?

If you’re buying Brewers tickets to take the kids to a game in Milwaukee, consider sections 217, 309, or 417. Alcohol and profanity are prohibited in these areas, which is a big draw for families with young fans.

Which sections at American Family Field are near the dugouts?

Ticket holders in sections 112–114, on the first base line, are seated right behind the Brewers’ dugout. The visiting team sits in front of sections 121–123 on the third base line.

Where are the best seats for socializing at American Family Field?

Sections 426–429, on the uppermost tier above the third base line, are popular with people who like to party at Brewers games. The seats are reasonably priced and situated near popular beverage vendors.

What are the cheapest seats at American Family Field?

Looking to buy Milwaukee Brewers baseball tickets on a budget? The least expensive sections are typically found on the 400 Level. Terrace Box seats in the first seven rows get you a bit closer to the field.

What time do the gates open at American Family Field?

The gates at American Family Field typically open 90 minutes before the scheduled first pitch, except on Saturdays when they open two hours prior. Check your Brewers tickets for additional information.

Is cash accepted at American Family Field?

American Family Field is a fully cashless facility. Have your credit or debit card handy! For added convenience, kiosks are available on-site so attendees can convert cash into cards.

Do the Milwaukee Brewers play teams in the American League?

Interleague games give players and fans a peek at teams the Brewers might face in the World Series if all goes well. Milwaukee plays 46 regular season games against opponents in the American League.

Where can I get Milwaukee Brewers baseball tickets?

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