You are allowed to bring in soda, water or juice, but they must be in factory-sealed plastic bottles.
American Family Field opened in 2001 and has been home to the Milwaukee Brewers on the edge of Miller Valley — fitting, given Milwaukee's deep beer culture. The park holds just under 42,000 fans and features a retractable roof, one of only a handful in MLB, providing insurance against Wisconsin's unpredictable spring and fall weather. The field is natural grass, and the overall design is comfortable and fan-friendly.
The tailgating culture around American Family Field is genuinely exceptional — one of the best in baseball. The large parking lots fill up hours before first pitch with grills, beers, and the full Wisconsin tailgate experience. The stadium sits just west of downtown Milwaukee and while transit options are more limited than some parks, the tailgating more than compensates. Inside, the retractable roof makes it a distinctive experience whatever the weather.
You are allowed to bring in soda, water or juice, but they must be in factory-sealed plastic bottles.
No outside food is allowed.
Clear bag policy is in effect. Allowed bags include: clear single-compartment bags no larger than 12" x 6" x 12", one-gallon clear resealable bags, and small non-clear clutches/wallets no larger than 9" x 5" x 2". Diaper bags and medical bags are also permitted.
Section 132 - Here you can grab a Belgium style liege waffle drizzled with chocolate sauce, A true German pub style hand-crafted pretzel, or some other fare
Left-field corner - Open seven days of the week, regardless is there is a game, it has indoor and outdoor seating. This restaurant has variety of Wisconsin favorites as well as twists on classic favorites.
Sections 110, 118, 129, 417, 433 - Known and loved for their slow-smoked BBQ
American Family Field is one of only a handful of MLB stadiums with a retractable roof, and it's uniquely fan-shaped. The roof can open or close in under 10 minutes, and the large glass panels allow natural light in even when it's closed — making it feel open even on rainy Wisconsin days.
The tailgating culture at American Family Field is among the best in baseball. The large surrounding parking lots fill up hours before first pitch with grills going and drinks flowing in classic Wisconsin fashion — arrive at least 90 minutes early to fully experience it.
The Brewers' mascot Bernie Brewer sits in his chalet above left field and slides down into a giant mug of beer every time a Brewer hits a home run. It's one of the most beloved mascot celebrations in baseball and a genuine crowd moment every time.
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