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2-615 VOL. XXV, No. 20 The College News ___�/ -------__�4 � __;__ >_____ BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1939 Copyrloht TRUSTEES OF BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, 1939 PRICE 10 CENTS Griffin Probes Hitler's Action In the Ukraine � >. i i iV Germany's Eastern March May Meet Opposition By Ruthenia Deanery, April 23.�"If Hitler gets the Ukraine there will be nothing to* stop his wildest dreams from coming true," said Mr. Jonathan Griffin, au- thority on Central Europe, in his lec- ture on Hitler and the Ukraine. The Ukraine region would not only beNa source of food for Germany, but will enable Hitler "to dictate to the world." The "stumbling block" in Hitler's march eastward may be the Ruthen- ians in the Carpatho-Ukrainian re- gion. While their state lasted, the Czechs set an example of good gov- ernment in the Carpatho-Ukraine. The Ruthenlans will be quick to de- mand the same of Germany. The Ukraine is a country "on an American scale." Today it produces 70 per cent of the U. �. S. R.'s sugar, 60 per cent of its iron, 50 per cent of its coal, and 25 per cent of its wheat. It has the largest electric power station in Europe, and acrOss its borders are the oil wells of the Caucasus. With a population of about 40 million people, the Ukrainian group now form "the largest nation in Europe without a state." Hitler's policy toward tne Ukraine is dictated partly by his desire to dominate international politics, an attitude whieh does not render him amenable to Chamberlain's policy of appeasement. Mr. Griffin does not be- lieve that Hitler will expand neces- sarily in only one direction, or that he will try to gain the Ukraine by military conquest. So far Hitler has accomplished his ends "by a special kind of persuasion"; the stirring up of nationalist feeling and the fear of Bolshevism. After the collapse of the Austrian Empire and Russia in 1918, the Rus- sian Ukrainians 'made a separate peace at Brest-Litovsk and set up a puppet government under the Entente. In 1919, a republic was founded which was incorporated into the Soviet in 1923. For ten years good feeling prevailed between' the Russians and the Ukrainians, until discord was pro- voked by Polish agitation. Recently the dominant policy has been one of Russianizing the Ukraine, with purges and executions returned by sabotage and the growth of a stubborn young nationalism. ___^� Poland, after the war, got Eastern Galicia with from four to seven and a half million Ukrainians. The govern- ment there carried out two contradic- Continued on Page Three H. Goodman Discusses Anatolian Civilization Basis for Later Talks Depots Chronological Development Of Hittite Art Music Room, April 25.�The first of three lectures by Miss Hetty Gold- man, director of the Bryn Mawr "dig" at Tarsus, dealt with a general back- ground for the rest of her talks on Aspects of Early Anatolian Civiliza- tion. Miss Goldman began by describing the inadequacy of archaeological knowledge concerning Anatolia, and the lack of any comparative study of what was known. Before the 20th century the bulk of the data came from the excavations of Schleimann at Troy. Since then Trojan data of that period has been considerably sup- plemented by discoveries in , other parts of Anatolia, as- at Tarsus, and by a more careful excavation of Troy itself. In the series of lectures Miss Goldman hopes* to present a synthesis of the finds, and a study .of their im- portance in establishing a chronology of early Anatolian civilization. In order to clarify the develop- ment of her subject Miss Goldman began by a brief outline of its chron- ology. She explained the difficulty of establishing the origins of the Hit- tites among the earlier inhabitants of Anatolia. Many contemporary schol- ars are linking them with the Hur- rians, a newly discovered people who inhabited the southeastern part of the country in prehistoric times. They have even gone so far as to say that Hittite art indicates a direct deriva- Continued on Page Five O'DANIEL TO SPEAK ON JOB PROSPECTS IN POLITICAL FIELD The Game of Politics will be the subject of a vocational lecture by Ei- leen O'Daniel, on Monday, May 1, at 4.45 p. m., in the Common Room. A secretary to John D. Hamilton of the Republican National Committee, Miss O'Daniel has been working in Wash- ington for the past few years. Her lecture, she writes in advance, will be "strictly impartial." Miss O'Daniel, who graduated from Smith College in 1932, will speak on the organization of political parties, the work which can be- done locally, directing her attention mainly to con- crete ways of entering the field. She is extremely interested in the possi- bility of finding people to go into poli- tics as either paid workers or volun- teers." In particular, she will give a list of women influential in the dif- ferent parties of several states, to whom those interested could go to discuss possible jobs. Pacey Ripple Spurs 'Gondoliers' Rehearsal With Pet Names and Personal Examples The Bryn Mawr Glee Club is giv- ing The Gondoliers this weekend, or did you) know? We happened to hear a vague rumor to that effect several weeks ago and, to confirm it, attended a rehearsal. When we first went in, Pacey Rip- ple, who is directing the operetta, was giving instructions for the scenery of the second act. This was undeniably in the embryo stage, consisting only of a couple of pale blue flats. Manoeu- vefing around backstage, however, it was discovered that the scenery for the first act was almost complete, and gorgeous. There were signs of hard labor everywhere, much paint and many woodshavinga. Suddenly the performance began. They went through it twice. The first time we watched from the orthodox seats, the second from the rafters. Both effects were fascinating. We """^marveietf at the basso prof undo voices of our classmate's and we thrilled to their delicate dancing, but we stood spellbound and breathless in the pres- ence of Mr. Ripple. He controlled "the company" (as he called it) as a magnet controls scissors and needles and nails and knives. Addressing them as "dearie" and "darling" he set them into action. If words failed he acted himself and the cast; re- sponded like an echo. The difference between the sexes has been successfully defined by re- quiring skirts on all cantadme and some sort of trouser for the gondo- lieri. The cachuca already appears as the "wildest of dances," while the castanets punctuate the music with authentic clatter, thanks, regrettably, to midnight pv�.'.... 1.,* fcM1Mla,<; Thej.j bunches of newspaper that were waved at an earlier rehearsal have disap- peared, so itjis not known whether they represented fans or what. There has been an audience at every rehearsal. Faculty members and wistful mutes have wandered >in occasionally. Mr. Willoughby's dog has been seen, also. The summer camp has made a fortune in ice cream sales. The dixie cups seem prefer- Oontlnued on Page Six COLLEGE CALENDAR Wednesday, April 26.�Indus- trial Group Supper, Common Room, 6.30. i Friday, April 28. � Opening Glee Club production of The Gondoliers, Goodhart Hall, 8.20. Saturday, April 29.�Second Glee Club production of the Gondoliers, Goodhart, 8.20, fol- lowed by Undergraduate Asso- ciation dance, Gymnasium, 11 p. m. to 2 a. m. Sunday, April .SO. � Susan Metcalfe Casals, Song Recital, Music Room, 4.30. Tea, Com- mon Room, 4 p. m. Chapel, Rev. John Crocker, Music Room, 7.30. Monday, May 1.�May Day Assembly, Goodhart, 9 a. m. Vocational lecture, Eileen O'Daniel on The Game of Poli- tics, Common Room, 4.45. Mr. Samuel Chew on Time and For- tune in the Elizabethan Imagi- nation, Good^act Hall, 8.20. TuesdayCMay >2:�Dr. Hetty Goldman on Southern Anatolia, Music Room, 4.30. Mr. Fen- wick, Current Events, Common Room, 7.30. Meeting for in- formal discussion with W. H. Auden, Deanery, 8.30. Nahm Speaks On Art's Form And Function Art Strives to Establish Mood of Contemplation And Feeling Common Room, April 2k.�Speak- ing for the philosophy department, Mr. Nahm contributed/ to the current art symposium with two lectures on Form and Function in Art. In the first, he demonstrated the importance of purpose in a work of art; form, he saidrwas only-necessary in the sense of unity. Mr. Nahm bdgan by tracing the difficult problem ^iP^form in actual objects of art, as attacked by Plato and Kant. Although these two phi- losophers differed in their first con- cepts of aesthetic limitation, they agreed in unity as the supreme limi- tation. Mr. Nahm went on to show that a work of art might have beauty but no meaning. A purpose, there- fore, is necessary, even though it be Continued on Page Six Carl Sand bury Presents Jokes ^Philosophy, 'The People-Yes' And Folk Songs Goodhart Hall, April 20.�CarjJ Sandburg, the "poet of America" and the Chicago fog, presented a program of reflections, jokes, readings from his own works, and folksongs chanted to the accompaniment of his own gui- tar. The sum total was uninforma- tive but entertaining, especially the songs drawled in an exaggerated cow- boy-Chicago accent. \ "Some time ago," Mr. Sandberg saW in his short talk, "I heard a brakeman ask his friend, 'What d'ya know today, fur sure?' The friend replied, 'Not a damn thing.' And that is about the way I feel when I look at the European situation." Citing anecdotes from the Civil War political scene, he pointed out that then, as now, few of the people knew or could know what was actually go- ing' on. Today, however, Mr. Sand- burg feels, America is trying to get at the truth behind the propaganda. Mr. Sandburg supplemented his ad- dress with little known details from the life of Abraham Lincoln. The poet has recently completed a long bio- graphy of the former president now in the press. The poems read were taken from his latest book, The People�Yes, pic- tures of American iife in the Whit- man tradition. The author's dramatic skill was effective in putting over the conversational idiom in which he writes, and the selections were repre- sentative of his work, good and in- different. A typical poem trying to express everyman's wisdom in the lan- guage 6f everyman, is number 43: "Eggs offered as plain and ordin- Contlnued on Pago Two MAJORITY OF 'NEWS' VOTERS IN BALLOT BACK INNOVATIONS News ballot returns showed vir- tual unanimity in support of a Forum column. Thereafter, votes were more evenly divided between the Yes's and the No's plus the Indifferent's, although on suggestions for the future the majority affirmed, possibly indi- cating a belief that what you haven't seen can't hurt you. The question of fuller reports on Philadelphia events drew several re- quests for notice of art exhibits, and little interest in more data on movies and plays. "More advances of college speakers and less on what they did say after it's too late to go" was sug- gested by one, while another requires more in quantity, including notice of radio broadcasts. A large majority avowed that they re�d � teeture write-ups, though one limits herself to the times' when "my professor requires me to attend and "have cut. In this case the News does service as a kind of cribbing bureau." The inquiry on book reviews produced requests for more important books and notice of the new book room. Merion united�nine strong� in a hate on Schitzi, new occupant of Wit's End. The full results are as follows: Forum: Yes, 73; No, 2; Indiffer- ent, 2. i " Reports of club artdi&ass meetings: Ccwunuoa on Vac* Two Poet of America Chants and Yarns AUDEN TO, DISCUSS SUBJECT OF VERSE IN INFORMAL TALK W. H. Auden, British poet, drama- tist and lecturer, will give an informal talk on Tuesday, May 2, at 8.30 p. m., in the Deanery. Mr. Auden is ex- pected to deal with the general sub- ject of the use of contemporary ma- terial in poetry. In addition to two volumes of po- etry, Collected Poems, and Look, Stranger, Mr. Auden has also pub- lished Letters from Iceland with Louis MacNiece, and two plays with Chris- toper Isherwood. The first of these, Dog Beneath the Skin, -is a, f>ff� on the contemporary-politicaXscene, while Ascent of F-6, also satiric, em- ploys a radio broadcast as the device of presentation. Haile and Axon Address Peace Day Assembly U. S. Neutrality Act �rf '35 Proven Encouragement To Aggression RESULTS OFTEACE BALLOTS REPORTED Goodhart Auditorium, April 20.� The Student Peace Assembly, held to- day in unison with others all over the country, wa^addressed by Mr. Pen- nington Haile, Assistant Director of the League of Nations, and by Anne Louise Axon, '40, President of the Un- dergraduate Association, who reported the results of the college ballot of Peace Day resolutions, on which almost 300 students had voted. Campus opinion was found to agree vigorously with Mr. Haile's conviction that the United States must abandon its present policy of isolation and pre- pare to oppose aggression by legisla- tion providing for economic discrim- ination between aggressor nations and their victims. It was moved and car- ried that stiident opinions on the prin- cipal questions, on the basis of a two-to-one majority, should be sent to President Roosevelt, to the Chairman of the Foreign ..Relations Committee, and to the Pennsylvania Senators. The responsibility of the United States in the present crisis is immense, Mr. Haile asserted, since our foreign policy of isolation and non-interven- tion, under the Neutrality Act of 1935, has done more to cause world disorder than any other single,. factor, except the designs of the dissatisfied nations themselves. It has been a direct in- centive to aggression. As a signifi- cant indicator, Mr. Haile pointed out that Italy invaded Ethiopia only six weeks after the passage of the Neu- trality Act. Two definite policies must be pur- sued, said Mr. Haile. Aggression must be opposed; and economic jus- tice must be established among all nations. "Merely opposing aggression with no attempt to solve the economic conditions, does not build a static peace and law and order." If we adopt both measures, we will be able to warn aggressive nations that we will support with our resources all those who oppose aggression; and we can at the same time declare to those opposing nations that our support is flependent upon their willingness to promote economic justice between na- tions. Today "the forces of the younger, aggressive nations are nearly in equil- Contlnueti on Pago Four Geology Expedition Upsets Mining Town But Offers Amusement for Inhabitants Friday morning a caravan of three cars and a Greyhound bus left Pern Arch at nine o'clock on the first-year Geology Field Trip. Forty-three first- year students, six graduates, A. Lin- coln Dryden, Edward Watson, Lois Schoonover, and Dorothy Benedict made up a total of 53 geologists. According to- .custom, the popular garb was sblue jeans, though light blue slacks were a close runner-up. Two aNrts were in evidence also, which made slidjng over the cliff on Godfrey's �Ridge a bad business for their wearers'. The effort to get up for early break- fast Friday was undoubtedly the cause of the pall of Sunday morning slumber which pervaded the bus for the first few hours on the way to Stroudsburg. The success of the trip for many began when they hitched a ride down the mountainside off a cou- ple of men-who explained, that they had justvbeen cleaning out a lake. After noting the formation of the Delaware Water Gap, geology for the first day was concluded when the bus pulled up at the side entrance of the Penn-Stroud Hotel while the good people of Stroudsburg looked askance at our blue jeans and our dirt. Baths and finery were in order for the $1.00 Bryn Mawr. Special in the hotel dining room. Movie excursions to Love Affair or Midnight /followed for most, though two erstwhile geolo- gists went to a square dance up the road a piece in East Stroudsburg. We were roused by telephone at seven the next morning to spend the day hammering for fossils and riding down synclines and up anticlines in freezing cold all the way to Tamaqua, that mining town covered with coal dust whose entrance is marked with thejui: "Clean Fires. Clean Homes. Use Anthracite Coal." We were put up at the Hotel Ma- jestic, next door to the Majestic Thea- tre where a prim little woman looked at our bare legs and said, "Hm, I've seen tl.-^before'.'* The comment of the elevator man in the hotel waa, "I ain't never been in a girls' dormitory before.'^ Continued on Pas* Pour
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The Milwaukee Brewers are committed to fielding a consistently competitive team both on and off the field; one that exemplifies a strong work ethic, respect for the game, and loyalty to our fans.
We deliver an affordable, fan-friendly, high-quality entertainment experience in a world-class facility.
As a socially and fiscally responsible organization, our employees are dedicated to enhancing our relationships with the diverse businesses, communities and citizens of the city of Milwaukee and state of Wisconsin.
This Fan Guide is designed to assist our fans by presenting information about Milwaukee Brewers/Miller Park offerings and accommodations for the 2014 season. The information is presented in alphabetical order for your ease of use. Enjoy the season!
Accessible Entrances One door at each gate is equipped with a power assist operator with a touch pad button for easy access.
Accessible Guest Services A variety of readily-available accommodations are offered at Miller Park. Please let us know how we can help you enjoy your game experience. Please call Guest Relations at (414) 902-4900. For ticket information, please call the Brewers Ticket Office at (414) 902-4000 or visit us at Brewers.com.
Accessible Parking Accessible parking spaces are available on a first come, first served basis. Accessible parking is available for $10 on the days of most games. Accessible parking on Opening Day and weekends during the months of May through August is available for $15 day of game or $9 if purchased in advance. For additional information, please call (414) 902-4979. Violators who fail to display proper plates or permits may be ticketed and/or towed at the owner's expense.
Assistive Listening Devices Assistive listening devices are available free of charge at the Guest Relations office. Fans with impaired hearing can also access the Miller Park public address announcements via closed-captioning on the ribbon boards down the right and left-field lines. A third option is available to all fans with a web-enabled device. Log on to fancaptions.com/mil for this free service. For more information, visit Guest Relations on the Field Level behind section 116.
Service Animals Service Animals, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act, are welcome at Miller Park, provided they are accompanied by the handler and leashed at all times. Pets are not allowed inside Miller Park.
Wheelchair Seating Accessible seating is conveniently located throughout Miller Park on all four levels. Please call the Brewers Ticket Office at (414) 902-4000 or visit brewers.com for ticket availability and special requests. We are able to accommodate large groups requiring accessible seats. Removable armrests are also available on seats located on the aisle in a variety of locations. A limited number of ushers and wheelchairs are available to transport guests from the entry gates to their seat location and back. Please contact the Guest Relations Office at (414) 902-4900, or any Event Staff for assistance.
All-Star Balloting We encourage all of our guests to vote for their favorite Brewers players in the balloting for Major League Baseball's annual All-Star Game. Balloting runs from April 25-June 15. Guests may pick up ballots at all gate entrances or from Guest Relations. Completed ballots can be dropped in the boxes located throughout Miller Park or given to any usher.
Ambulance Services Bell Ambulance provides exclusive EMT service at Miller Park free of charge at every home game. Bell Ambulance offers transport services to a medical facility for a fee. The Brewers do not assume responsibility for the payment of any transportation or other fees.
ATI Club Located at Field Level, directly behind the right-field wall, the ATI Club accommodates groups of 25 to 75 guests. Guests receive a game ticket, a special pre-game buffet, soft drinks, two complimentary draft beers, and dessert at prices ranging from $75 to $105 per person (depending on the game). Please call the Brewers Group Sales Department at (414) 902-GRPS (4777) for more information.
ATM ATMs provided by Associated Bank are located in the following areas:
For your convenience, major credit cards are accepted at Friday's Restaurant, all Miller Park concession stands (not including portables), and all Miller Park retail stores.
Batting Practice Fans are invited to watch batting practice from the stands when Miller Park gates open (please see "Gate Opening Times"). Batting practice is subject to cancellation without notice. For your safety, please do not lean on or over railings to catch baseballs at any time.
Bernie Brewer The time-honored mascot of the Brewers, "Bernie Brewer™," entertains guests young and old throughout the game from Bernie's Dugout located above the left-field bleachers. Bernie Brewer is also available for public functions. For pricing and additional information, please call the Brewers Entertainment Department at (414) 902-4418.
Bernie's Clubhouse Bernie's Clubhouse is a special kids interactive playground located on the Terrace Level behind home plate. A concession stand catering to kids and the Brewers Team Store by Majestic on the Terrace Level are nearby. Bernie's Clubhouse opens when the Miller Park gates open and remains open through the 8th inning. The Clubhouse is designed for children under 48 inches of height. All children must wear socks and must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times. Other rules apply and are displayed in the play area.
Bernie's Slide Experience Before select Brewers home games, opportunities are available to join Bernie Brewer in his dugout and take a few rides down his famous slide. Packages are available for 2-6 people per game and include a brief tour of Miller Park, a meet-and-greet with Bernie, and amazing photo opportunities. Visit Brewers.com/slide for a complete list of policies and procedures, available dates, or to purchase a package.
Birthdays at Miller Park We encourage guests to celebrate their birthday at Miller Park. The Brewers offer a birthday package that features a special gift bag filled with souvenirs, including a Bernie Brewer bobblehead and a name mention on the scoreboard birthday list. The package costs $40. Guests may also celebrate birthdays by having their name included on the scoreboard birthday list for $25. Both the birthday package and the birthday list options can be ordered by calling the Brewers Ticket Office at (414) 902-4000. Either option must be ordered at least 24 hours in advance and does not include a game ticket. Price subject to change.
Brewers Community Achievers Each month during the season, this program, presented by Allstate, recognizes everyday people from the local community who have helped others in extraordinary ways. Fans can nominate their Community Achiever online or pick up a nomination form at the Guest Relations booth at Miller Park.
Brewers Community Foundation Brewers Community Foundation is the official charitable arm of the Milwaukee Brewers. Its mission is to harness the pride, passion, and commitment of Brewers fans, players and other supporters to positively impact the lives of children and families in Greater Milwaukee and Wisconsin. Funding efforts shall strategically extend financial support to nonprofits that provide quality programming in the areas of health, education, recreation, and basic needs, with a particular focus on low-income and disadvantaged youth and their families. Brewers Community Foundation events and initiatives include an annual 5K Famous Racing Sausage™ Run/Walk, 50/50 Game Day Raffle, and other programs. For information, please contact Brewers Community Foundation at (414) 902-4318 or visit brewers.com/bcf.
Brewers Community Foundation 50/50 Raffle The 50/50 Raffle information table is located above the Home Plate Gate on the Loge Level. The 50/50 Raffle tickets are sold throughout Miller Park from gate opening through the 4th inning of every Brewers home game. The winning ticket will be announced in the middle of the 6th inning, right before the Klement's Famous Sausage Race, and the winner will have until the middle of the 7th inning to claim his/her prize at the 50/50 information table. If the prize goes unclaimed by the middle of the 7th inning, another ticket will be drawn and announced. One lucky fan will take home half of the net proceeds from the game's raffle ticket sales. The other half will go to Brewers Community Foundation. Winners are responsible for all taxes on such funds. For the winning raffle number and amount please call the 50/50 Raffle hotline at (414) 902-4334.
Brewers Conference Center (Meeting Rooms)The Brewers Conference Center offers five meeting rooms (the Abramson Room and Uecker Room located on the PNC Club Level; and the Aaron Room, Yount Room, and Molitor Room located on the Terrace Level). Each room comes equipped with flat screen TV's, wireless internet access, audio-visual capabilities and exterior stadium views. Please call (414) 902-4452 for more information or to reserve space for your next meeting.
Brewers Enterprises Brewers Enterprises oversees all facility rentals and special events at Miller Park. Spaces include the Brewers Conference Center, Johnson Controls Stadium Club (non-game days), Gehl Club (non-game days), SKYY Lounge (non-game days), Helfaer Field, parking lots (non-game days), and other areas. Please call (414) 902-4452 or visit Millerpark.com to find out how you can host your next event at Miller Park.
Brewers Mini-Marathon + 10K The Brewers Mini-Marathon and 10K, presented by Sendik's, is a half marathon (13.1 miles) and 10K (6.214 miles) race which begins and ends at beautiful Miller Park. Fundraising is supported by the Brewers Community Foundation and benefits the MACC Fund (Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer, Inc.) and childhood cancer research in Wisconsin. Registration and race information can be found at brewersmini.com.
Brewers Road Crew The Brewers Road Crew trips provide fans with the opportunity to see their favorite team on the road. Each year the Road Crew heads south to Arizona to enjoy a pre-season look at the team during Spring Training. Other trips to see the Brewers on the road are offered during the season (in-season trip destinations vary and are subject to availability based on the schedule). The trip packages include travel and accommodations, tickets to games, VIP access to team personnel, and other entertainment activities. Information about upcoming Road Crew trips can be found at brewers.com/roadcrew.
Brewers Wives in the Community Players wives play an important role in community outreach efforts with their commitment to several important causes. Brewers players and their wives make appearances at schools, youth groups and hospitals. Many of the players and their wives purchase game tickets and food vouchers for kids or provide direct financial support for youth groups.
Catering, provided by Sportservice DNC Sportservice can help you host the greatest tailgate party of the season. For information, please contact the DNC Sportservice office at (414) 902-4740. For catering in parking lots, please see "Tailgating."
Charitable Donations The Brewers Community Relations Department helps support thousands of worthy events and activities each year. In our continuing efforts to "go green," we no longer accept written letter or fax donation requests. All donation requests must be submitted online. To make a request, please visit Brewers.com/donations to find the donation guidelines and the online submission form. If you have questions, please call the Community Relations Hotline at (414) 902-4800.
Clock Tower Suites Entrance The unique Miller Park Clock Tower offers elevator service to the PNC Club Level. Additional options for PNC Club Level access include the escalator on the right-field side of the Home Plate Gate or the escalator at the Hot Corner near the left-field gate entrance.
Club Goodwill At each Brewers home game (excluding Opening Day and all Saturdays and Sundays May through August), starting when the gates open, visit left-field ticket window #40 to purchase half-price Loge Bleacher tickets in Club Goodwill (Section 238) at Miller Park. Club Goodwill tickets for Opening Day and all weekend games from May through August games will be sold in advance or on the day of the game and at the regular full price. There is a limit of four tickets per person, while supplies last. For more information, call (414) 902-4000 or visit brewers.com.
Concessions Concession stands and portables are located throughout Miller Park. Guests sitting in designated areas on the PNC Club Level have in-seat service at their convenience. Food locations on the PNC Club Level are accessible to those with PNC Club Level tickets. In addition, food and beverage vending in the seating bowl is available throughout Miller Park. DNC Sportservice operates the food, beverage and retail locations at Miller Park. See maps for concession options on each level.
Bernie's Clubhouse -- Section 422
Value Combo Meal (Select Weekday Games only)
Assorted Soda
Big B's Diner -- Section 126
Hot Dogs, Bratwurst & Polish Sausages
Sausage Combo Meal
Chicken Breast Sandwiches
Palermo's Pizza
Waffle & Cheese Fries
Soft Pretzels
Miller & Pepsi Products
Brat Boys -- Sections 118, 213, 224, 232
Hot Dogs, Bratwurst, Polish (only 213) & Italian (except 213) Sausages
Sausage Combo Meal (except 213, 224)
Assorted Snacks
Miller & Pepsi Products
Brat Boys -- Sections 211, 226
Hot Dogs, Bratwurst, Chorizo Sausages (only 226)
Cheese Curds
Chicken Breast Sandwiches
Assorted Snacks
Miller & Pepsi Products
Brat Boys -- Sections 413, 429
Hot Dogs, Bratwurst, Italian Sausages (only 413)
Sausage Combo Meal
Chicken Breast Sandwiches
Waffle & Cheese Fries
Cheese Curds
Miller & Pepsi Products
Brat Boys -- Section 421
Hot Dogs, Bratwurst, Italian & Chorizo Sausages
Sausage Combo Meal
Fish Fry Basket (Friday only)
Chicken Fingers
Waffle & Cheese Fries
Cheese Curds
Miller & Pepsi Products
Catchatorre's -- Section 409
Jumbo Dogs, Bratwurst, Polish Sausages
Sausage Combo
Waffle Fries or Cheese Fries
Assorted Snacks
Miller & Pepsi Products
County Stadium Grille -- Section 310
Hot Dogs, Bratwurst
Chicken Fingers
Nachos, Nachos Grandes
Cheese Curds, Cheese Fries
Peanuts, Popcorn, Cotton Candy
Minute Maid Frozen Ice
Pepsi & Miller Products
Fry Bar -- Section 106
Fresh Garlic Chips
Smothered and Covered Chips
Chicken Tenders
Cheese Curds
Assorted Snacks
Cocktails, Frozen Margaritas
Miller & Pepsi Products
Gorman's Corner -- Section 103
Hot Dogs, Bratwurst
Soft Pretzels
Miller & Pepsi Products
Home Fire Grill -- Sections 118, 404, 435
Hot Dogs, Bratwurst, Polish (435 only), Italian (except 118) & Chorizo (118 only) Sausages
Sausage Combo Meal
Waffle & Cheese Fries
Cheese Curds (except 435)
Assorted Snacks
Miller & Pepsi Products
Home Sweet Home -- Sections 106, 118, 211, 226, 423
Soft Serve Ice Cream in a Dish
Hot Cheese -- Section 208
Assorted Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
Waffle & Cheese Fries
Kid's Meal -- Sections 117, 118, 204, 213, 224, 232, 409, 424, 435
Hot Dog, Chips, Kid's Soda, & a Surprise!
Klement's Grand Slam Grill -- Section 110
Hot Dogs, Bratwurst, Italian Sausages
Monthly Specialty Sausage
Sausage Combo Meal
Chicken Breast Sandwiches
Palermo's Pizza
Waffle & Cheese Fries
Soft Pretzels
Miller & Pepsi Products
Left Field Loge Bar -- Section 232
Red Bull
Draft Miller Lite, High Life, Coors Light
Cocktails, Frozen Margaritas
Lloyd St. Grille -- Section 324
Hot Dog, Corn Dog, Bratwurst, Italian Sausages
Grilled Chicken Sandwiches
Nachos, Nachos Grandes
Cheese Fries
Peanuts, Jumbo Pretzels, Popcorn
Pepsi & Miller Products, Coffee
Milwaukee Burgers -- Section 429
Jumbo Dogs, Bratwurst, Italian Sausages
Sausage Combo
Hamburgers & Cheeseburgers
Grilled Chicken Sandwiches
Waffle Fries & Cheese Fries
Fried Cheese Curds
Assorted Snacks
Miller & Pepsi Products
MVP Pizza -- Sections 117, 210, 228, 409, 435
Palermo's Pizza
Assorted Snacks
Miller & Pepsi Products
On-Deck Deli -- Sections 118, 211, 226, 421
Kosher Dogs (only 211)
Gourmet Turkey, Ham, & Veggie Wraps
Miller & Pepsi Products
Bottled Water
On-Deck Station -- SKYY Lounge PNC Club Level
Fish Fry: Cod, Cod & Shrimp, Walleye
Carved Corn Beef & Turkey
Carved Sandwiches
Pasta Station
Stir Fry
Bottled Water & Soda
Plaza Pavilion (AJ Bombers) -- Outside Section 110
(Smoking Permitted)
Assorted AJ Bombers Sandwiches
Cocktails, Frozen Margaritas
Miller & Pepsi Products
Pommes Frites -- Section 129
Fresh Garlic Chips
Smothered and Covered Chips
Chicken Tenders
Cheese Curds
Cocktails, Frozen Margaritas
Draft Miller Lite, MGD, Leinie's
Terrace Beer Garden -- Section 421
Cocktails, Frozen Margaritas
Miller Lite, MGD, Leinie's
Red Bull
Thirst Base -- Sections 413, 429
Jumbo Dogs, Bratwurst, Italian Sausages
Sausage Combo
Hamburgers or Cheeseburgers
Grilled Chicken Sandwiches
Waffle Fries or Cheese Fries
Fried Cheese Curds
Assorted Snacks
Miller & Pepsi Products
Miller Park Favorites
Baked Potatoes -- Sections 214, 337, 421, 437
Blue Bunny Ice Cream Novelties -- Sections 111, 215, 223, 315
Carved Brisket & Turkey Breast -- Sections 125, 222
Cedar Crest Ice Cream -- Sections 126, 226, 331
Chicago Dogs -- Sections 210, 228
Chicken Tenders -- Sections 117, 118, 421
Cinnamon Roasted Nuts -- Sections 109, 128, 229, 426
Cocktails & Margaritas -- Sections 106, 120, 129, 205, 213, 221, 227, 232, 413, 421, 432
Deep Fried Cheese Curds -- Sections 106, 117, 118, 129, 204, 210, 211, 226, 228, 232, 404, 413, 421, 429, 437
Dippin' Dots -- Sections 110, 117, 209, 232, 414, 433
Fish Fry (Friday only) -- Sections 117, 118, 421
Food Network Specialties -- Section 222
Gourmet Pretzels -- Sections 111, 215, 221, 429
Grab n' Go -- Section 123
Grilled Cheese Sandwiches -- Section 208
Kettle, Cheese or Caramel Corn -- Sections 108, 117, 123, 126, 206, 232, 337, 414, 433
Kosher Hot Dogs -- Sections 117, 211
Leinie's Draft -- Sections 101, 106, 120, 129, 213, 221, 232, 411, 434
Long Island Iced Tea -- Sections 128, 438
Meat Parfaits -- Sections 128, 214
Sliders -- Sections 128, 214
Smoothies and Iced Coffee -- Section 111
Soy Dogs -- Section 117
Specialty Beers -- Sections 110, 126, 212, 225
Specialty Nachos with Beef or Chicken -- Sections 120, 213, 221, 230, 411, 434
Tacos and Burritos -- Section 222
DNC Sportservice "Fun Money" Coupons Guests may purchase coupons from DNC Sportservice which are exclusively redeemable for food, beverage, and merchandise at Miller Park. Coupons are available in $5 increments and may be purchased in the Brewers Team Store by Majestic located behind left field in the Hot Corner on the Field Level. For more information, please call the DNC Sportservice Offices at (414) 902-4700.
Non-Profit Organizations Fundraising by selling concessions at Brewers games is available to groups with 501(c)3 non-profit status. Please call 414-902-4725 for more information, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Concessions - Gluten-Free Options The following gluten-free options are offered at Miller Park:
Jumbo Dog (without bun) -- Sections 103, 110, 118, 126, 204, 213, 224, 226, 232, 404, 409, 413, 421, 424, 429, 435, 437
Brat (without bun) -- Sections 103, 110, 117, 118, 126, 204, 208, 211, 213, 224, 226, 232, 404, 409, 413, 421, 424, 429, 435, 437
Chorizo (without bun) -- Sections 118, 211, 421
Italian Sausage (without bun) -- Sections 110, 118, 204,224, 232, 404, 413, 421, 429
Polish Sausage (without bun) -- Sections 117, 126, 213, 226, 409, 424, 435
Sauerkraut -- All locations that serve sausages
Onions -- All locations that serve sausages
Relish -- All locations that serve sausages
Chicken Taco Salad -- Sections 120, 213, 221, 234, 411, 434
Chicken Nachos -- Sections 120, 213, 221, 234, 411, 434
Popcorn -- Sections 117, 118, 213, 232, 413, 421, 424, 429
Kettle Corn (Original, Caramel, Cheese) -- Sections 107, 118, 123, 126, 232, 433
Peanuts -- Sections 103, 106, 110, 117, 118, 120, 126, 127, 129, 132, 204, 206, 208, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 221, 224, 226, 228, 229, 231, 232, 234, 411, 413, 417, 432, 434
Cracker Jacks -- Sections 110, 117
Cotton Candy -- Sections 110, 117, 118, 126, 208, 226, 232, 413, 433
Turkey Sandwich -- Section 123
Chocolate Torta -- Section 123
Gluten Free Brownie -- Section 123
Hazelnut Chocolate Torta -- Section 123
Sweet Potato Chips -- Section 123
Sour Cream and Chive Chips -- Section 123
Jumbo Pickle -- Sections 103, 106, 118, 211, 226, 413, 421, 429
Cheese Fries in a Helmet -- Sections 110, 117, 118, 126, 204, 208, 232, 404, 409, 413, 421, 429, 435, 437
Frozen Minute Maids (Lemonade, Strawberry, Cherry) -- Sections 110, 118, 208, 232, 413, 433
Dippin Dot Ice Cream (Banana Split or Mint Chocolate) -- Sections 110, 118, 208, 232, 413, 433
Soft Serve Custard (Chocolate & Vanilla) -- Sections 117, 211, 226, 424
Hard Scoop Ice Cream (Chocolate Brownie, Mint Chocolate chip, Birthday Cake, Butter Pecan, Chocolate, Vanilla) -- Sections 126, 226
Coffee/Hot Chocolate -- Sections 103, 110, 117, 118, 126, 213, 224, 232, 413, 421, 429
Lakefront New Grist Beer -- Sections 110, 126, 212, 224
Concessions - Vegetarian Options The following vegetarian options are offered at Miller Park:
Veggie (Soy) Dog -- Section 117
Nacho Chips with or without Cheese (with or without Jalapenos) - Sections 120, 213, 221, 234, 411, 434
Popcorn - Sections 117, 118, 213, 232, 413, 421, 424, 429
Kettle Corn - Sections 107, 118, 123, 126, 232, 433
Jumbo Pickle - Sections 103, 106, 118, 211, 226, 413, 421, 429
Dippin Dot Ice Cream (Mint Chocolate, Banana Split, Cookies N' Cream) - Sections 110, 118, 208, 232, 413, 433
Hard Scoop Ice Cream - Sections 126, 226
Soft-Serve Ice Cream -- Sections 106, 211, 226, 424
Frozen Custard - Section 117
Deep Fried Cheesecake or Deep Fried Bananas Foster Cheesecake -- Section 106
Frozen Minute Maids (Strawberry/Lemon/Cherry) - Sections 110, 118, 208, 232, 413, 433
Vegetarian Wraps -- Sections 106, 118, 211, 226, 424
Soft Pretzel (with or without Cheese) -- Sections 103, 110, 117, 118, 126, 204, 232, 409, 421, 424, 435
Giant Pretzel w/ Choice of Toppings
(Cinnamon Sugar, Kosher Salt, Parmesan, Garlic Sesame) -- Sections 111, 215, 221, 429
Cheese Pizza -- Sections 110, 117, 126, 210, 228, 409, 424, 435
Grilled Cheese or Nutella® Banana Marshmallow Fluff Sandwich -- Section 208
Broccoli and Cheese Baked Potato -- Sections 125, 214, 421
Garlic Fries -- Sections 106, 129
Fries in a Souvenir Helmet (with or without Cheese) -- Sections 110, 117, 118, 126, 204, 208, 232, 404, 409, 413, 421, 429, 435, 437
Fried Cheese Curds -- Sections 117, 118, 204, 210, 211, 226, 228, 232, 404, 413, 421, 429, 435
Macaroni and Cheese -- Section 125
Various Gluten Free and Vegetarian Options at our Grab N' Go Location -- Section 123
Gluten Free Brownie
Gluten Free Chocolate Torte
Gluten Free Hazelnut Chocolate Torte
Gluten Free Sweet Potato Chips
Gluten Free Sour Cream N' Chive Chips
Fresh Cheese Curds
Various Salads
Veggie Cup
Fruit Cup
Credit Cards The Brewers Ticket Office, concession stands, and retail stores accept American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa.
Designated Driver The safety of our fans is our priority. As part of our commitment, we have partnered with MillerCoors, Pepsi-Cola, DNC Sportservice, TEAM Coalition, and Impark to implement a Designated Driver program at Miller Park. To register, the driver of a vehicle parked in the Miller Park lots must pledge not to consume alcoholic beverages while at Miller Park or in the Miller Park parking lots. The Designated Driver must be 21 years of age, have a Miller Park parking receipt for that game, and a valid driver's license. The driver will receive one coupon for a complimentary soft drink. Participants may register at the Designated Driver kiosk located at the Home Plate Gate or at Guest Relations behind section 419. Guests may sign up for the Designated Driver program from the time Miller Park gates open until one hour after the start of the game.
Dew Deck Treat your clients and friends to a pre-game party they will never forget. The Dew Deck, located in right field, provides all the fun of a tailgate party inside Miller Park and accommodates your group of 25 to 260 persons. Prices range from $48-$79 per person. Fans receive a game ticket, a special pre-game buffet, soft drinks, two complimentary draft beers, and dessert. Please call the Brewers Group Sales Department at (414) 902-GRPS (4777) for more information.
Diamond Dancers Adding to the entertainment experience, the Diamond Dancers perform routines as part of the pre-game entertainment and during the 7th inning stretch on Friday night games. For information on the dance team and tryouts, please email email@example.com.
Drinking Fountains Accessible drinking fountains are located near restrooms throughout Miller Park.
Elevators/Escalators Public elevators are available in the Hot Corner and the Clock Tower. Escalators are located at the Left Field, Home Plate, and Right Field Gates. The direction of travel of the escalators will be reversed at the top of the 7th inning. Public elevators and escalators service all levels.
Fan Mail Letters to Brewers players should be addressed to them individually and mailed to Milwaukee Brewers, One Brewers Way, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53214. If a response is desired, a self-addressed, stamped envelope is recommended. Due to the high volume of mail received, we cannot promise a response to every letter. Please do not send any items of value to players, such as original photographs, baseballs or other memorabilia, as these items may not be returned.
Fantasy Camp We can make all your Major League dreams come true! The Brewers Fantasy Camp provides adults who are at least 30 years old with baseball memories that will last a lifetime. Escape the winter doldrums and join your friends in sunny Maryvale, Arizona for a week of big league fun. For more information, please call (414) 321-8605 or visit brewers.com/fantasycamp.
Field of Sweet Dreams The Field of Sweet Dreams event takes place annually during late summer. Participants are invited to bring their camping gear and spend the night under the stars at Miller Park. The entertaining evening includes the ability to play catch on the field, watch the Brewers away game and a movie on the Miller Park HD scoreboard, access to the US Cellular® Power Playground, private tours of Miller Park, visits by the Brewers Mascots, as well as great ballpark snacks, dinner and breakfast. Please visit brewers.com/sweetdreams for more information.
First Aid Rooms Miller Park First Aid Rooms are located on the Field and Terrace Levels behind Home Plate. If you need assistance, please ask an event staff member. A nurse, emergency medical technicians provided by Bell Ambulance, and a physician from Froedtert Hospital are available at all Brewers games at Miller Park. Baby changing tables are also available. Please see maps for AED locations around Miller Park.
Friday's Front Row Sports Grill Friday's is located in the left-field corner and overlooks Miller Park's playing field. Open year-round, it is available for both game day and non-game day events. Fridays offers game time table packages that include the game day ticket and food and beverage. Tables located on the Home Run Porch and Bullpen Patio accommodate 4-8 people. The Brew Room Suite, located directly above the Brewers bullpen, features floor to ceiling windows and a private patio. It is available for groups of up to 60 people during games and non-game day events. Call (414) 902-4201 to reserve any of our game day or non-game day packages and catered events.
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Gehl Club Located on the PNC Club Level, the Gehl Club offers an all-inclusive, upscale entertainment experience for up to 260 guests, featuring an open-air patio design on three separate levels with a variety of seating options. A full buffet provides guests with a wide variety of food items, all included in the price of the ticket. Prices range from $84-$112 per person. For available dates, please call the Group Sales Department at (414) 902-GRPS (4777). For non-game day rentals of the Gehl Club, please contact Brewers Enterprises at (414) 902-4452.
Gift CertificatesGift certificates to purchase tickets for games at Miller Park are available in any denomination. Certificates may be used for purchasing tickets and parking only. Gift certificates may be purchased through the Brewers Ticket Office at (414) 902-4000, in person, or online at brewers.com.
Group Custom Tailgates Areas Pick 'n Save Official Brewers Tailgate Pavilions and the Klement's Sausage Haus are located east of Miller Park near the Menomonee River and may be used on a rental basis only. The designated areas for larger tailgates and organized parties are in the Yount/Uecker parking lots. Please contact the Brewers Group Sales Department at (414) 902-GRPS (4777) for more information.
Guest Relations With two locations available to serve you, Guest Relations assists with comments, complaints, lost & found, lost children, ballpark directions, emergencies, and accommodations for guests with disabilities. The offices are conveniently located on the Field Level near the Home Plate entrance behind section 116 and adjacent to First Aid on the Terrace Level behind section 419. Guest Relations on the Field Level remains open for 30 minutes following the completion of games.
Guest Relations Hotline The Guest Relations automated hotline can answer a number of questions, including directions, parking, and guest accommodations, 24 hours a day. Please contact us at (414) 902-4900.
Hank Aaron State Trail This scenic biking/jogging trail runs adjacent to the Menomonee River's east bank and provides a recreational option for fans and area residents.
Helfaer Field Built in the shadows of Miller Park, on the former site of Milwaukee County Stadium, Helfaer Field is one of the nation's premier youth playing facilities. This Little League stadium has seating for 500 fans, and is equipped with restrooms, a concession stand and a 1,400 square foot atrium perfect for hosting an event or tailgate party. For more information on Helfaer Field, please contact Brewers Enterprises by calling (414) 902-4452.
1901 Milwaukee Brewers Monument Located outside of the Home Plate Gate on the west side of the Workers Monument, this monument honors the first American League team to play in Milwaukee.
1957 Milwaukee Braves Monument Located outside the left-field corner of Helfaer Field, this monument celebrates the 1957 Milwaukee Braves championship over the New York Yankees. The team included greats such as Hank Aaron, Eddie Mathews, and Warren Spahn.
All-American Girls Professional Baseball League Wall of Honor Located on the Field Level in the Hot Corner, this display honors the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League and its players.
Autograph Alley Located on the Field Level in the Hot Corner, Autograph Alley features baseballs autographed by baseball legends and Brewers fans.
Bob Uecker "Last Row" Statue In late April, Miller Park welcomes the addition of a statue in "The Last Row" commemorating Brewers legend Bob Uecker and the long-running Miller Lite "All-Stars" ad campaign that featured Uecker uttering his famous tagline, "I must be in the front row." The statue will sit atop the Uecker Seats in Miller Park's Terrace Level (Section 422) and will feature an open seat next to it, allowing for a perfect photo opportunity.
Hank Aaron 755th Home Run Plaque A plaque marking the approximate landing spot of Hank Aaron's 755th Home Run ball is located in Brewers Parking Lot 1. Aaron hit his last home run in Milwaukee on July 20, 1976.
Latinos in Baseball Display Located near the Miller Park Home Plate Gate, the Latinos in Baseball Display honors the many great Hispanic players from Brewers and Major League Baseball history.
Miller Park Walk of Fame As a tribute to the greatest Milwaukee Brewers and Braves players, coaches, and executives, the Miller Park Walk of Fame on the Home Plate Plaza honors their career contributions and accomplishments. Home plates shaped in granite bear the names, numbers, and years of service of past inductees Hank Aaron, Lew Burdette, Cecil Cooper, Harry Dalton, Rollie Fingers, Jim Gantner, Harvey Kuenn, Johnny Logan, Eddie Mathews, Paul Molitor, Don Money, John Quinn , Allan H. (Bud) Selig, Warren Spahn, Gorman Thomas, Bob Uecker, and Robin Yount. This year, Braves infielder Johnny Logan will be honored with his plaque on the Walk of Fame. In addition, two legendary Milwaukee players, Hank Aaron and Robin Yount, along with Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig and the legendary Bob Uecker, are further immortalized at the Home Plate Gate where their statues grace the plaza area.
Milwaukee Braves Honor Roll Located on the Field Level concourse near the Clock Tower entrance, this display honors Milwaukee Braves greats.
Milwaukee Brewers Wall of Honor New for 2014, this display will be located outside of Miller Park near the Hot Corner. The Wall of Honor will commemorate Milwaukee Brewers players, coaches and executives who meet a set criteria based on service to the club and/or career accomplishments. Unveiling scheduled for June, 2014.
Negro Leagues Display Located near the Miller Park Home Plate Gate, this display honors the history of the great African-American baseball players who played in the Negro Leagues.
Retired Brewers Uniform Numbers The retired uniform numbers of Hank Aaron (44), Rollie Fingers (34), Robin Yount (19), and Paul Molitor (4) along with that of Jackie Robinson (42) are proudly displayed at Miller Park on the roof track beam on either side of the scoreboard. The number 50 was added in 2005 to honor Bob Uecker's 50 years in professional baseball.
Wisconsin Natives Wall of Honor Located on the Field Level in the Hot Corner, this display honors Wisconsin natives who have played in the Major Leagues.
Workers Monument The individuals who built Miller Park are honored with a permanent tribute located near the Home Plate Plaza. The tribute consists of a three-figure bronze statuary posed facing Miller Park's main entrance. The statuary stands over 12 feet high and is a gift from the Habush, Habush & Rottier Charitable Foundation. The 26,500 square foot site hosting the sculpture also has a special Workers Wall with all the names of those who helped make Miller Park a reality. The area surrounding the two monuments is known as the Workers Walkway.
Johnson Controls Stadium Club The Johnson Controls Stadium Club is located on the PNC Club Level in the left-field corner, and is open to members and their guests only. Members must show a valid membership card or guest pass for access to the Club. The facility features an upscale bar area, tiered dining, and casual patio with both pregame and game-time seating available. Reservations are recommended, and are available by calling (414) 902-4707. Escalators and elevators are available for convenient access to the Johnson Controls Stadium Club. The Johnson Controls Stadium Club is available for private functions on non-game days throughout the year. For more information on non-game day use, please call Brewers Enterprises at (414) 902-4452.
Klement's Famous Racing Sausages™ The Klement's Famous Racing Sausages™ race during every home game at Miller Park. These mascots have entertained millions of fans, both young and old. Klement's Famous Racing Sausage™ merchandise is also available at the Brewers retail locations. The Klement's Famous Racing Sausages™ are available for public functions for a fee. For additional information, please call the Brewers Entertainment Department at (414) 902-4418.
Klement's Sausage Haus Located in the Miller parking lot, the Klement's Sausage Haus is available exclusively for private parties on game days and offers ample parking and restroom facilities. For more information, please contact the Brewers Group Sales Department at (414) 902-GRPS (4777). The Klement's Sausage Haus is also available for rental on non-game days. Please call Brewers Enterprises at (414) 902-4452 for more information regarding non-game day rental.
Lost & Found Guests needing to claim or report lost items or members of their party during a game should visit Guest Relations on the Field Level behind Section 116. To retrieve items lost at previous games, please call Lost & Found at (414) 902-4900. Items not retrieved within 30 days are donated to charitable organizations.
Luggage Luggage is not allowed to be brought into Miller Park. Bags larger than 16"x16"x8" are prohibited.
Minor League Affiliates The Brewers Minor League clubs are the Nashville Sounds (AAA/Pacific Coast League), Huntsville Stars (AA/Southern League), Brevard County Manatees (A/Florida State League), Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (A/Midwest League), Helena Brewers (R/Pioneer League), Arizona Brewers (R/Arizona League), and the Dominican Brewers (R/Dominican Summer League).
Miller Lite Party Deck Located above the Right Field Loge Bleachers, the Miller Lite Party Deck seats 70 guests and includes a fixed bar, buffet counter, flat panel televisions and two levels of seating. The area is available to groups for select Brewers home games, offering an all-inclusive food and beverage experience in addition to a private setting and a spectacular vantage point. Please contact the Brewers Group Sales Department at (414) 902-GRPS(4777) for more information on availability.
Miller Park Facts Miller Park seats approximately 41,900 with additional standing room. The outfield wall is 8-feet high. The outfield distances are: Left-Field Foul Line, 344 feet; Left-Field Power Alley, 370 feet; Center Field, 400 feet; Right-Field Power Alley, 374 feet; and Right-Field Foul Line, 345 feet. The unique fan-shaped roof weighs 12,139 tons, and takes approximately 15 minutes to open or close. The roof is 175 feet above second base on the interior and 240 feet above second base on the exterior. The HD video board in center field was installed after the 2010 season and at 5,940 square feet, it is one of the largest in Major League Baseball.
National Anthem Performers Requests to perform should be submitted in writing, accompanied by a demo tape of the National Anthem (sung a cappella, no longer than 90 seconds), and sent to Aleta Mercer, VP of Entertainment & Broadcasting, Miller Park, One Brewers Way, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53214. If available, please also include a rendition of "God Bless America." The audition process for the 2014 season is closed. To be considered for an anthem performance in 2015, demo recordings must be received between November 1, 2014 and February 14, 2015. Please note that recordings will not be returned and remain the property of the Brewers.
Paging Guests Guests will only be paged by the public address system in an emergency. Requests for paging guests attending the game should be directed to Guest Relations at (414) 902-4900. If the situation can be addressed via a return call to a physician, medical facility, police or fire department, the Brewers will attempt to deliver a message to the guest at his or her seat location or make a public address announcement.
Access to the Brewers' 12,600-stall guest parking areas generally begins three hours prior to game time (subject to change). The Brewers and Impark work with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation to assist in keeping travelers updated with traffic information. When ramps, roads or exits adjacent to Miller Park are closed due to high capacity, please tune your radio to Travelers Advisory Radio AM 1180 for current traffic and parking information. Preferred Parking entrances to Miller Park should be accessed via Bluemound Road at Mitchell Blvd, Story Parkway or 44th Street. There is no parking on game days on Milwaukee Road and Wheelhouse Road, and any vehicle parked in these areas will be ticketed and/or towed. For more information, please call Impark at (414) 902-4979. For updates on I-94 construction, please visit plan94.org.
Parking Lot Policies
Parking prices for 2015 are as follows:
Value Pricing -- Weekdays & Spring Madness:AAA Roadside Assistance provided by Tim's Towing LLC AAA Wisconsin proudly teams with Tim's Towing LLC to offer complimentary roadside assistance to all Brewers guests parked within the confines of the parking lots of Miller Park. Services include lock out, no start, flat tire, and towing of a disabled vehicle to a garage within five miles. Roadside Assistance is provided for every home game one hour before the first pitch and from the 7th inning until at least one hour after the game has ended. Services required before the 7th inning are subject to a charge unless the guest is a valid AAA member. Guests needing vehicle assistance should contact an on-site police officer, parking attendant or Guest Relations.
Accessible Parking Accessible parking spaces are available on a first come, first served basis. Accessible parking on weekdays and Spring Madness is available for $12 day of game or $11 if purchased in advance. Accessible parking on Opening Day and weekends is available for $15 day of game or $11 if purchased in advance. The advance ADA parking pass must be combined with a valid state issued ADA permit displayed from your vehicle to allow parking in the accessible parking spaces when available. Those who only have the advance parking pass without the valid state issued ADA permit will be directed to General Parking. For additional information, please call (414) 902-4979. Violators who fail to display proper plates or permits may be ticketed and/or towed at the owner's expense.
Area Shuttle Services Club-approved area shuttle services use the drop-off area near the ticket office/Home Plate Gate accessible via Yount Drive or west of the ballpark near the special needs bus drop-off. Unauthorized vehicles are prohibited and may be ticketed and/or towed.
Bicycle Racks Bicycle racks are located near Helfaer Field, Hot Corner entrance, Club Express entrance, and the Clock Tower entrance.
Bus/RV Parking All commercially licensed oversized vehicles (buses, limos) and non-commercially licensed RVs over 36 feet in length are subject to a day-of-game parking charge of $55 on weekdays and Spring Madness, $75 on Opening Day and weekends (the charge for bus parking) and must park in the bus area designated in the Miller Lot. Bus parking tickets can be purchased from the Brewers Group Sales Department at (414) 902- GRPS (4777) at least 48 hours in advance for $40 on weekdays or $50 on weekends. Parking locations will be determined by staff as needed and early entry to lots is not permitted. Bus parking is for buses only and additional passes purchased cannot be used for open tailgating space. Tailgating is permitted in drive lanes at the front or rear of the bus/RV. Tailgate grids may be purchased from Brewers Group Sales at (414) 902-GRPS (4777) and grids are not available in the bus parking area. Please see "Tailgating."
Bus Drop off (Special Needs): Only buses with senior citizens and/or persons with special needs are to drop off at a location other than the bus parking area, and only if they arrive at least one hour prior to game time. Buses utilizing the special needs drop-off should adhere to the following guidelines:
Directions to Miller Park
From Green Bay: Take I-43 South to I-94 Westbound Ramp (Madison exit), continue on I-94 Westbound to Miller Park Way.
From Fond du Lac: Take Southbound 41/45 to I-94 Eastbound (Milwaukee exit). Follow I-94 Eastbound to Miller Park Way.
From Lakefront: Starting from east of the Downtown (Marquette) Interchange on I-794 heading west, continue onto I-94 Westbound to Miller Park Way.
From Chicago/ General Mitchell Airport: Go north on I-94 Westbound to the Marquette Interchange and follow I-94 Westbound to Miller Park Way.
From Beloit: Take I-43 North to I-894 Northbound. Follow this to I-94 Eastbound (Milwaukee exit). Follow I-94 Eastbound to Miller Park Way.
From Madison: Take I-94 Eastbound to Milwaukee and continue to Miller Park Way.
ImparkMiller Park's 12,600 parking spaces are operated by Impark (US) Inc. For Miller Park parking information, please call Impark at (414) 902-4979.p>
Motorcycle/Moped parking Motorcycle parking is located in the Cooper Lot at General Parking rates.
Oversized Vehicle Parking All vehicles (including those with accessible hang tags) that exceed the dimensions of more than one parking stall (longer than 18 feet) are considered oversized vehicles. As such, they are subject to the following day-of-game parking charges: Non-commercially licensed oversized vehicles (longer than 18 feet but shorter than 36 feet) will be required to pay for two parking stalls in the area they are parking. This equates to $40 for Preferred Parking and $24 for General Parking most game dates. For Opening Day and weekend game dates the cost is $50 for Preferred Parking and $30 for General Parking. Parking locations will be determined by staff as needed.
Public Transportation Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) provides bus service to and from Miller Park on game days from downtown and surrounding communities. The Route 90 shuttle bus begins service two hours prior to game time and stops at all Route 90 markers along Wisconsin Avenue from downtown Milwaukee. The drop-off location is at the transit circle near the Home Plate Gate entrance. Return trips to downtown begin after the 7th inning. Route 18 travels along National Avenue and stops at the corner of Miller Park Way. Route 10 runs along Wisconsin Avenue and drops passengers off at 45th Street. For more information on routes and scheduling, please call the MCTS at (414) 344-6711.
Taxi Cabs Taxis may drop off and pick up using the transit area located outside Helfaer Field.
Pick 'n Save Official Brewers Tailgate Pavilions Located along the Menomonee River, the Pick 'n Save Official Brewers Tailgate Pavilions offer seven reserved tailgate pavilions for group parties. For more information, please call the Brewers Group Sales Department at (414) 902-GRPS (4777).
Promotional Giveaway Items Promotional giveaway items are available at various games during the season. Age and other restrictions are specified for each promotion. Each eligible guest shall receive one item immediately after entering the turnstile, unless specified otherwise. Those with multiple tickets must exit and re-enter to receive one promotional item per additional ticket. Resale of promotional items on Miller Park grounds is expressly prohibited.
Promotional Schedules To see up-to-date game-day and season-long promotional schedules please visit brewers.com.
Publications The Brewers offer several publications at Miller Park. The Brewers Gameday Magazine is free to all fans (subject to availability). Brewers Gameday is filled with baseball information and stories on your favorite Brewers players, and is available from ushers and at all Miller Park gates. The Brewers Scorecard is available for $2 for those who want to follow the game and keep a personal reminder of their visit to Miller Park. The Brewers Official Media Guide is a comprehensive reference book on the Brewers. The Media Guide is $15 and offers hundreds of pages of facts and figures on both the Brewers Major League and Minor League roster.
Radio Broadcasts Brewers games during the regular season are broadcast live on Newsradio 620 WTMJ and the Brewers Radio Network with Bob Uecker returning for his 44th year behind the mic, joined by Joe Block. The Brewers pregame show is aired 30 minutes prior to the start of the game with an extended 60-minute pregame show on WTMJ for all weekend games and weeknight contests starting at 7:10 or later. Brewers Extra Innings, an hour long call-in show, follows the post-game show on radio most days. While at Miller Park, fans may listen to a non-delayed transmission of WTMJ's broadcast on 88.5 FM. A selection of games will also be broadcast in Spanish on 1510 ESPN Deportes. Andy Olivares returns for his fifth season covering the Brewers and he is joined by Kevin Holden.
RestroomsAll restrooms in Miller Park are fully accessible for disabled guests and have baby changing stations. Family restrooms are available on the Loge, PNC Club, and Terrace Levels. In addition, the First Aid Rooms also have family restrooms. Miller Park features 29 men's rooms and 28 women's rooms throughout the four levels of the seating bowl. The parking lot areas, including the Klement's Sausage Haus and Helfaer Field, offer accessible restrooms as well.
Retail Locations
Brewers Authentics Kiosk: Located on the Field Level by Section 111. The brand new Brewers Authentics kiosk offers unique game used and autographed Brewers merchandise available for purchase. Day of game baseballs and bases are available after the 3rd inning and can be pre-ordered before the game.
Bernie's Chalet Custom Shoppe: Located across from the Brewers Team Store by Majestic on the Field Level in the Hot Corner, Bernie's Chalet Custom Shoppe replicates the original Chalet from County Stadium. At this Shoppe you can customize some of your favorite Brewers products including Authentic and Replica jerseys, t-shirts, and baseball bats. While you are there, take a peek inside Bernie Brewer's bedroom and see where the beloved mascot spends his off-time!
Brewers Team Store by Majestic: Conveniently located on the Field Level in the left-field Hot Corner, the Brewers Team Store by Majestic is home to the largest selection of official Brewers merchandise, including Authentic Collection items from Majestic, Nike and New Era, customized jerseys, and special game-used items. The Brewers Team Store features two special sections: the newly remodeled Brewed for Her, a section dedicated to women's apparel and accessories, and The Meat Locker, a unique space for Klements Famous Racing Sausage Mascots and tailgate merchandise. Be sure to stop by our etching station and customize a key chain or your cell phone cover. During the season, the Brewers Team Store by Majestic is open daily Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. On home game days, the store remains open until one hour after the game. From October through February, the Brewers Team Store is open daily Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and is closed on Sundays.
Brewers Team Store at Home Plate Gate: Located at the Home Plate Gate entrance, the Brewers Team Store provides Brewers fans with another venue inside Miller Park to acquire the team's latest merchandise and memorabilia. This unique store specializes in official Brewers merchandise and authenticated game-used products. The Brewers Team Store at Home Plate Gate is open on game days only, beginning when parking lots open and closes 45 minutes after the game ends.
Brewers Team Store on the Club Level: Located on the PNC Club Level near the SKYY Lounge, this store features official Brewers merchandise and Authentic game-used merchandise. The Brewers Team Store on the PNC Club Level is open on all game days when gates open.
Brewers Team Store by Majestic on the Terrace Level: The Brewers Team Store, located on the Terrace Level behind home plate, has all of your favorite Brewers gear. The Brewers Team Store on the Terrace Level is open on all game days when gates open.
For more information on any of the retail locations, please call 1-888-DUGOUT4.
Rising Star Award The Rising Star award is given to the Brewers' event staff members who exemplify the department's "CARE" philosophy. This acronym stands for: Courteous, Awareness, Responsive, and Enjoyable. If you would like to nominate an individual, please visit Guest Relations.
Rules Relating to Guest Conduct
Alcohol Policy The Brewers, DNC Sportservice, and Friday's promote the responsible sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages. All alcohol sales will cease in the seating bowl, concession stands and portables immediately after the third out of the 7th inning. Adult guests of legal drinking age will be allowed to purchase a maximum of two alcoholic beverages per ID. All guests purchasing alcohol who appear to be less than 30 years old must present a valid government-issued ID. No alcohol will be sold to intoxicated guests or guests without a valid ID. Guests passing alcohol to minors will be ejected and prosecuted. Guests possessing alcohol who do not have proof of being at least 21 years old may be ejected. The Brewers, DNC Sportservice, and Friday's Front Row Sports Grill reserve the right to refuse the sale of alcohol to any guest. Alcoholic beverages may not be brought into Miller Park. The Brewers and DNC Sportservice staff are trained in the Techniques for Effective Alcohol Management ("TEAM") courses that provide staff with the necessary tools to ensure a safe and enjoyable fan experience.
Banners Guests are permitted to bring and display banners at Miller Park provided that they are pertinent to baseball and do not interfere with the game, interfere with other guests' enjoyment of the game, cover ballpark advertising or other signage, promote a commercial product or service, or contain any language or illustration deemed inappropriate by Brewers management. Items such as poles, long-stem brooms, and/or sticks are prohibited. Banners may not be paraded through any part of Miller Park. Approved banners and/or signs may be displayed between innings only.
Cameras & Video Equipment Guests are permitted to bring cameras and video equipment into Miller Park provided that they are intended for personal use only. Videotaping of any field activity, Brewers staff, or its agents is strictly prohibited. Guests are not permitted to stand in the aisles, wells or walkways, or obstruct others from viewing the game while taking photographs. Monopods and tripods are not permitted. Persons deemed to be violating these rules may be ejected, and the footage may be confiscated.
Carry-in Policy Fans may not bring into Miller Park any cans, glass containers or alcohol. Soda, water or juice must be contained in factory-sealed plastic bottles. Guests may bring food items into Miller Park using appropriate containers. All bags, purses, fanny packs or soft-sided coolers must be 16" x 16" x 8" or smaller and are subject to inspection. Hard-sided coolers are not allowed in the ballpark. Only food purchased within Miller Park will be allowed into Suite areas.
Event Seating Policy In order to ensure all of our guests receive the full value of their ticket investment, only those persons with a ticket for a particular seat will be able to occupy that seat. Our staff checks tickets to safeguard each customer's investment in a ticketed seat. Individuals in an incorrect seat will be required to return to their ticketed seat location.
Expressive Activities on Miller Park Grounds The Milwaukee Brewers will enforce the following policies relative to expressive activities by members of the public on the grounds of Miller Park in connection with Brewers home games and other events at Miller Park. Expressive activity, including (1) parading with placards and signs, the distribution of literature or other paraphernalia and other similar activities; and (2) engaging strangers (whether passively or forcefully) on subjects of a contentious or political nature (including personal campaigning for public office) is not permitted inside Miller Park, in the parking areas of Miller Park, or on the private roadways without the prior written permission of the Milwaukee Brewers.
Consistent with applicable county ordinance, commercial activities, including sales of goods, are not permitted anywhere on the grounds of Miller Park without the prior written permission of the Milwaukee Brewers.
Foul Balls For your safety, please beware of bats and balls that may enter the seating areas. Guests are allowed to keep any baseball that enters the seating area as a souvenir; however, guests are not allowed to enter the playing area to retrieve balls or otherwise interfere with baseballs in play. Violators of this policy are subject to ejection from Miller Park.
Guest Code of Conduct The Milwaukee Brewers are committed to providing our guests with an enjoyable and safe experience at Miller Park. Any guest not adhering to the following Code of Conduct or otherwise behaving in an inappropriate manner as determined by the Milwaukee Brewers will be removed from Miller Park (in addition to incurring any criminal or civil penalties that may be imposed for such inappropriate conduct).
Nursing Mothers Mothers may breastfeed their children in any location where the mother and child are authorized to be present. For private accommodations, please visit a First Aid location (Field Level, next to Guest Relations, and Terrace Level, behind section 419) or any family restroom.
Pets Pets are not allowed at Miller Park for any event. The only exception is a companion animal assisting a person with a disability. Please see "Service Animals".
Prohibited Items The following items are among those not permitted to be brought into Miller Park (Items are subject to change without notice.):
Re-Entry Policy Guests may not exit and re-enter Miller Park using the same ticket. However, in case of an emergency, exceptions may apply. Please ask Brewers staff for assistance.
Smoking Policy Use of tobacco products in any form, including smokeless tobacco and electronic cigarettes, is prohibited in Miller Park except in designated areas. In an effort to accommodate all guests, smoking is allowed only in designated areas of Miller Park. Designated smoking areas for guests are located on outer plaza areas on the Field Level, behind section 106 and Friday's outdoor patio. Smoking is prohibited in the entire seating bowl of Miller Park as well as all concourses, suites, restrooms, and within 25 feet of any Miller Park entrance.
Strollers Strollers are permitted in all concourse areas at Miller Park. Only strollers that can be folded and placed under a stadium seat are permitted in the seating areas of Miller Park. The Brewers are not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged strollers. Strollers may be checked at all gate entrances and all levels.
Tailgating Tailgating is permitted in all parking lots. However, if guests occupy parking spaces in addition to the spot purchased for their vehicle, they will be charged for the extra stalls taken. Pick 'n Save Official Brewers Tailgate Pavilions, which include permanent tailgate pavilions, are located across the river from the Klement's Sausage Haus. Please contact the Brewers Group Sales Department at (414) 902-GRPS (4777) for more information on group tailgate pricing, rentals and permit fees.
Tailgating at Miller Park will be conducted according to the following policies for fan safety and enjoyment:
Text to Security Fans may report misconduct by texting BREWERS, followed by a space, then their seat/ballpark location and specific concern to 69050. Brewers personnel will monitor and dispatch the appropriate staff to respond. Should further information be required, stadium personnel will respond via a text message or call.
Safe Ride Home The Milwaukee Brewers encourage all guests to drive responsibly. The Safe Ride Home Program is set up to assist guests in reaching home safely. Guests who need assistance (having driven to Miller Park and parked in the Miller Park lots) may be offered a free taxicab ride home at the discretion of Brewers management. Please contact the Guest Relations Office on the Field Level behind home plate for additional information.
S.C.O.R.E. The S.C.O.R.E. program is the Brewers signature youth education and recreation outreach program. The acronym stands for School, Community, Opportunities, Role Models, and Excellence. Players, coaches, alums, and front office representatives serve as ambassadors to deliver this character education program to middle school children. S.C.O.R.E. for Excellence Day is presented by the Gordon Flesch Company. For more information, please contact Brewers Community Relations at (414) 902-4581.
Scoreboard Message Program Fans can purchase a full or partial scoreboard message to celebrate a birthday, anniversary, marriage proposal or other special occasion. There are two ways to purchase scoreboard messages:
Brewers Community Foundation: Fans can purchase a full scoreboard or a single-line message through the Brewers Community Foundation Scoreboard Recognition Program. Full scoreboard messages are $250 and single-line messages are $100. These messages are displayed during games, are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, and must be ordered at least 48 hours in advance. All scoreboard messages purchased through Brewers Community Foundation constitute a charitable donation and are acknowledged in writing. These scoreboard proceeds support the programs of Brewers Community Foundation. Fans may request a Brewers Community Foundation Scoreboard Recognition form by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ticket Office: Fans can also purchase a single-line scoreboard message for birthday celebrations through the Ticket Office by calling (414) 902-4000. Please see "Birthdays at Miller Park" for more information on these scoreboard messages.
Seat Numbering All seats are numbered from home plate outward. Seat number 1 (one) is closest to home plate and the highest seat number in the row is furthest from home plate.
Section Numbering All seats are numbered from home plate outward. Seat number 1 (one) is closest to home plate and the highest seat number in the row is furthest from home plate.
Security Miller Park provides a safe family-friendly environment. Brewers staff and Milwaukee Police Officers are readily available to assist fans throughout the premises. If security is needed, please notify the nearest Brewers staff member or text security. For details, please see "Text to Security".
Senior Strolls The Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club is proud to present Senior Strolls. Following Wednesday day games during the 2014 season, seniors will be invited to stroll around the outfield warning track of Miller Park. Dates include April 16, May 7, June 25, July 23, and August 20. Senior Strolls are subject to change based on post-game events.
SKYY Lounge Located on the PNC Club Level directly behind home plate, the recently renovated SKYY Lounge is a perfect gathering place before, during or after games for PNC Club Level and Suite ticket holders. Available as a rental on non-game days, this location is ideal for groups of 200 persons or more. Please call Brewers Enterprises at (414) 902-4452 for more information regarding non-game day rental.
Spring Training The Brewers prepare for the season each March in sunny Arizona. Join your friends for Cactus League action at Maryvale Baseball Park. For ticket information, please call the Brewers Ticket Office at (414) 902-4000 or visit brewers.com.
Suites at Miller Park Treat your clients, employees, and friends to a ballgame in style. Miller Park has 62 Suites and 3 Party Suites. There are 19 Founders Suites located on the Field Level with the remaining 43 Suites and 3 Party Suites located on the PNC Club Level. Miller Park features a variety of luxury Suites that are available for individual game rental. With a world-class view of the big league action, the Suites at Miller Park are comfortable, spacious, and stylish. Each Suite offers open-air seating, lounge seating with a coffee table, a private restroom, a wet bar, flat-screen HDTVs, and complete catering and beverage service provided by DNC Sportservice. For information on individual game Suite rentals or partial and full-season Suite leases, please call our Suite Sales Office at (414) 902-4029. Party Suites are also available to rent for private functions on non-game days. Please call Brewers Enterprises at (414) 902-4452 for information on non-game day rentals.
1957 Braves Suite, 1982 Brewers Suite, and 2011 Brewers Suite With all of the amenities of a Club Suite, plus a larger lounge area and more ballpark seating, our Party Suites are perfect for entertaining larger groups. Each of the three Party Suites is themed after one of Milwaukee's playoff teams: The 1957 Braves, the 1982 Brewers, and the 2011 Brewers.
Party Suite rentals include the following:
For information on renting a Party Suite, please call the Brewers Suite Sales Office at (414) 902-4029. Please call Brewers Enterprises at (414) 902-4452 for information on non-game day rentals.
Club Suites Intelligently laid out, our Club Suites are beautifully appointed and luxuriously equipped with flat-screen HDTVs, a wet bar, and private restroom. Sliding glass doors give you the option to enjoy the game in the open air, or in climate-controlled comfort.
Club Suite rentals include the following:
Television Broadcasts Fox Sports Wisconsin will broadcast approximately 150 Brewers games in high-definition in 2014. Brian Anderson and Bill Schroeder call the action. A selection of games will also be televised on the Spanish language Telemundo Network.
Ticket Information
10-Packs Brewers 10-Packs include 10 great games, an 11th game for free, plus perks like discounted ticket pricing on single game ticket pricing, ticket exchange vouchers, a guaranteed seat location, and more. For more information, call (414) 902-HITS (4487) or visit brewers.com/10packs.
Groups For group outings of 25 persons or more, please call the Brewers Group Sales Department at (414) 902-GRPS (4777) and ask about the special benefits and discounts available exclusively for groups. Make your reservations early and get the best available seats for your group or organization.
Military Ticket Offer For each Sunday home game in 2014, we are offering 2 free Terrace Level tickets to active and retired military personnel with valid identification. Half-price tickets are also available in selected areas. These tickets can only be purchased at the Miller Park ticket windows on the day of the game. No advance purchase for these tickets can be done, and the tickets are subject to availability. Call (414) 902-4000 for more information.
Season Tickets The best way to enjoy Brewers Baseball is with a Season Ticket Package. There are a variety of different options available, including Full-Season, Half-Season, and 20-Game plans. With your Brewers Season Ticket Package, there are more seating options and you will receive several exclusive benefits, including additional per-ticket savings, the opportunity to purchase tickets for all postseason games played at Miller Park, access to special events and more! Please call the Brewers Sales Department at (414) 902-HITS (4487) for more information.
Standing Room A limited number of Standing Room Only (SRO) tickets will be available (only when all reserved seating is sold out). Call the Brewers Ticket Office at (414) 902-4000 for more information.
Ticket Office Hours The Brewers Ticket Office is located at Miller Park, near the Home Plate Gate entrance, along with the Brewers Phone Center. The Ticket Office is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; and Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. On all home game days, the Brewers Ticket Office opens at 9:00 a.m. for individual game sales. Fans coming to Miller Park within 3.5 hours of the start of a Brewers home game to purchase tickets for future dates will be directed to park on the west side of Miller Park near the ADA bus drop-off. The Brewers ticket windows, located on the outside of the building, remain open for 15 minutes following the conclusion of each home game. For additional ticket information, please call the Brewers Ticket Office at (414) 902-4000 or (800) 933-7890. The Brewers accept American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa credit cards. Tickets can also be purchased through Brewers.com.
Ticket Kiosks Several ticket kiosks located throughout Miller Park allow fans to make ticket purchases and provide Will Call distribution services. These self-service kiosks are found in various locations, including the Home Plate Gate, the Hot Corner, and the Loge and PNC Club Level concourses.
Ticket Policy for Children Children two (2) years of age and under do not need a ticket to enter Miller Park, provided they are seated on a parent or guardian's lap.
Ticket Resale Miller Park and the surrounding parking lots and roadways are private property. The Milwaukee Brewers strictly prohibit the resale of Milwaukee Brewers game tickets outside of the designated "Miller Park Ticket Resale Zone." Individuals who resell tickets outside the designated Resale Zone will be considered trespassing on private property and will be engaged by Milwaukee Brewers security staff accordingly.
Uecker Seats The Uecker Seats are located on the Terrace Level behind home plate and are available on the day of game for only $1 when gates open. All Uecker seats purchases must be made with cash. These seats are partially obstructed. Uecker seats are not available for Opening Day or Postseason games.
Will Call Game tickets, ordered in advance, may be retrieved at the Brewers Ticket Office Will Call, located behind home plate near the Clock Tower from the time the gates open through the top of the 5th inning. Tickets will be released with proper photo identification only.
Tours of Miller Park Take a behind-the-scenes look at world-class Miller Park with an exclusive tour that includes the Press Box, Bob Uecker's broadcasting booth, the Visitors' Clubhouse, dugout, and more. (Tour areas and times are subject to availability.)
General Guidelines
Group Tours Groups of 20 persons or more can make reservations for a private tour. Reservations must be made at least two weeks in advance, and can be booked year-round. Specialized group tours are also available. To see a complete list of all the different ballpark tours offered, please visit Brewers.com/tours. To coordinate a private tour for your business outing, birthday party, school trip, or family reunion, please call (414) 902-4586. All guidelines set forth above apply to Group Tours.
Toyota Territory Located on the Field Level in right center field, Toyota Territory is open to fans at all home games on a first come, first serve basis. Enjoy a great view of the action with seating right behind the outfield wall, high top tables, and large flat screen televisions.
UnitedHealthcare Brewers Kids Club Kids 14 and under can join the club to receive six Terrace Reserved tickets redeemable for any Sunday-Friday Brewers home game during the 2014 season, excluding select games. Kids will also receive a Brewers Kids Club cap, ID and lanyard, water bottle, drawstring bag, Jonathan Lucroy poster, Bernie Brewer magnet and other exclusive opportunities, all for just $25! For more information please (414) 902-4000.
U.S. Cellular® Power Playground Located on the Field Level near the right-field corner, the U.S. Cellular® Power Playground includes a batting cage, pitching cage, replica Bernie Brewer slide and clubhouse, interactive game with replicas of the Klement's Famous Racing Sausages™, a "Race to First Base," as well as many photo opportunities. The U.S. Cellular® Power Playground is open from the time the Miller Park gates open until the end of the game.
We Energies High-Energy Player of the Year The We Energies High-Energy Player of the Year Award is presented to the Brewers player each year that demonstrates hard work, dedication and high-energy play every time he takes the field. The award is unique as it is voted on by Brewers fans and media. Fans can vote online at brewers.com/WeEnergies from May 5, 2014 thru September 7, 2014 or via text at select Brewers home games. Fans who vote are automatically entered to win great prizes compliments of We Energies, including game tickets, an autographed jersey signed by the 2014 High-Energy Player of the Year, private use of a luxury suite and the opportunity to participate in the High-Energy Player of the Year Award presentation on September 26, 2014.
Website Visit the Brewers website at Brewers.com to obtain the latest Brewers' news and information. Fans can also purchase tickets and merchandise in a convenient fashion on Brewers.com. For information on hosting an event at Miller Park, Helfaer Field or for a list of upcoming events, please visit Millerpark.com.


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