Milwaukee Brewers Tickets

2020 Brewers Tickets

Demand for Brewers tickets will be extremely strong based on their strong performance in the NL Central last year. All season long, sports fans from across Wisconsin will make the drive down towards the Menomonee River to take in the brick facade and natural grass of the classically-styled Miller Park. Visiting the ballpark recalls baseball's romantic past and every fan should experience a Brewers game at Miller.

Brewers Opening Day Tickets

The biggest Brewers home games of the season is always their opening day game. The opening game is magical because fans get to see this year's team and form early opinions whether Milwaukee has the team to make a deep run in the MLB playoffs which may even mean a trip to the World Series.

Brewers Spring Training Tickets

The Milwaukee Brewers play their Spring Training home games at American Family Fields of Phoenix in Phoenix, Arizona. The 10k seat baseball park typically hosts around 16 home games for Milwaukee during Spring Training. The Brewers are the one MLB team to make American Family Fields of Phoenix their Spring Training home. The Brewers play as part of the Cactus League in Spring Training. If you make it to Spring Training, try the "Bratcho" at American Family Fields. This combination of nachos and a bratwurst is something to experience for yourself.

Milwaukee Brewers 2020 Schedule

What are the hottest games on the Brewers schedule? Fans of the Brewers turn out in the largest numbers for their home opener and the Fourth of July series. The biggest rival which the Brewers play each season is the Chicago Cubs; so demand for Brewers vs Cubs tickets, known as the "I-94 Series" after the Interstate connecting the two stadiums, is the strongest. Other big Brewers home series include any time the division rival St. Louis Cardinals or Cincinnati Reds visit Milwaukee.

Brewers Tickets at Miller Park

The Brewers have consistently been one of the top home draws in baseball. Particularly when their rivals, the Cubs, make the short-trip up from Chicago. Milwaukee plays their home games at Miller Park, which is located just outside in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and holds more than 41,000 cheering baseball fans. When visiting Miller Park be sure to take in all the history on display. Take a stroll down Autograph Alley to see the display of autographs from all the Brewer greats, then head to the Walk of Fame, which honors all the past Milwaukee baseball stars.

Loge Infield seats in Miller Park are arguably the best value for a Brewers game. While seats in right field can make you feel like you’re playing in the game, those tickets can sometimes go for more than the loge seats between home plate and first or third base.