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American Family Field

American Family Field parking starts at $14 prepaid for 2026. See the official lot map, Miller Park history, address, transit, and 190-section seat map.

A day at the ballpark

American Family Field: make time for the Milwaukee parts

Tailgating, racing sausages, and a quiet moment with Bob Uecker give a Brewers visit plenty of character.

By Gamebook · Reviewed

At American Family Field, the pregame meal can be a large part of the event. Milwaukee's tailgating tradition makes a Brewers outing feel social before the first pitch. If you are coming with friends who like to cook, give that part of the day some room.

Inside, the fan-shaped retractable roof gives the building a look of its own. The habits of the crowd add more character: a sausage race and a familiar song can stay with you alongside the best hit of the afternoon.

Choose a tailgate or a neighborhood start

For a tailgate, check the Brewers' current parking and grill rules before packing. Keep the menu manageable so the cook gets to sit down and enjoy lunch too.

A local shuttle offers another way to begin. Milwaukee bars, restaurants, and hotels run services to the park; the tourism bureau keeps a guide. Confirm the operator's schedule and any purchase requirement. It can suit visitors who want a neighborhood meal before the game.

Read more: Visit Milwaukee: American Family Field highlights · Visit Milwaukee: Brewers shuttle guide · Brewers: American Family Field information guide

Notice the roof, then look toward the field

The roof is worth looking at, especially if you catch it moving. Check the day's roof status with the Brewers and dress for the conditions. For seats, choose whether you prefer the whole play unfolding from a higher infield view or the smaller exchanges you can notice closer to a dugout.

Read more: Visit Milwaukee: American Family Field highlights

Go upstairs for Bob Uecker

The Uecker statue in the back row of Section 422 is a lovely reason to explore upstairs. It places a beloved broadcaster among the fans, with an empty seat beside him. For somebody who grew up hearing that voice, the stop may mean more than the result.

Give it time for a story: a radio call, a long drive with the game on, or the person who introduced you to the Brewers. Baseball memories often come from listening together as much as watching.

Read more: Visit Milwaukee: American Family Field highlights

Leave an inning for the silliness

The Racing Sausages, Bernie's slide, and 'Roll Out the Barrel' give the park a sense of humor. Pick a sausage to support and let the argument be entirely unserious. Watch for Bernie after a Brewers home run, then join the singing when the moment comes.

For food, look at the Barrel Yard or the ballpark's 3rd Street Market Hall offerings alongside the familiar concessions. Check current menus and access details before building a meal around either. Milwaukee makes a strong case for enjoying food and baseball at the same unhurried pace.

Read more: Visit Milwaukee: American Family Field highlights

American Family Field map, capacity, dimensions and visitor basics

Location: One Brewers Way in Milwaukee, Wisconsin · Years: Opened 2001

Address: One Brewers Way Milwaukee, WI 53214-3652

Capacity: 41,900

Primary team: Milwaukee Brewers

Known as: Miller Park · American Family Field

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Is American Family Field the same ballpark as Miller Park?

Yes. The Brewers opened this Milwaukee ballpark as Miller Park in 2001. It became American Family Field in 2021 under a 15-year naming-rights agreement. It is the same retractable-roof stadium at One Brewers Way, not a replacement park.

Address
American Family Field is at One Brewers Way, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53214-3652.
Miller Park name
The stadium was named Miller Park from its 2001 opening through the end of the 2020 season.
Retractable roof
The Brewers describe it as North America's only fan-shaped convertible roof. The roof can open or close in less than 10 minutes.

Official Brewers ballpark history

Official 2026 American Family Field guide

Sources reviewed 2026-08-05.

American Family Field interactive seating map

Gamebook maps 190 American Family Field seating sections so you can find a section and connect it to games you logged. The map does not show live ticket inventory, prices, seat views, or exact seat-number direction.

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American Family Field seating map and section guide

Gamebook's original interactive map below includes 190 mapped American Family Field sections. Use the Brewers' official chart to confirm the current section layout, accessible seating, and netting before buying a ticket.

The Gamebook map does not show live ticket inventory, prices, seat views, or exact seat-number direction. Check your ticket and the current Brewers chart for the exact section, row, and seat.

Official Brewers American Family Field seating map

American Family Field parking and transit

American Family Field parking map and 2026 prices

The Brewers' 2026 parking page includes the current lot map and uses license-plate recognition. Buy in advance or pay onsite by QR code, then activate the parking session with the vehicle's plate number.

Advance prices
General parking is $14 and preferred parking is $19 for Monday-Friday games. For Saturday, Sunday, Cubs, and Opening Day games, general parking is $16 and preferred parking is $21.
Day-of-game prices
General parking is $17 and preferred parking is $27 for Monday-Friday games. For Saturday, Sunday, Cubs, and Opening Day games, general parking is $22 and preferred parking is $42.
Lot times and tailgating
Lots open 2.5 hours before weekday 6:10 or 6:40 p.m. games and three hours before the other listed game times. Tailgating is allowed in every guest lot except the rideshare lot and must end 30 minutes after first pitch.

Official 2026 American Family Field parking map and prices

Public transit

MCTS CONNECT 1 BRT stops at Wisconsin Avenue and 44th Street, and Route 18 stops at National Avenue and 43rd Street. The Brewers also list bicycle racks, a rideshare lot at the south end of Molitor Lot, and local shuttles.

Check current transit information from the Milwaukee Brewers

American Family Field field dimensions

  • Left-field foul line: 342 feet
  • Left-field power alley: 370 feet
  • Center field: 400 feet
  • Right-field power alley: 374 feet
  • Right-field foul line: 345 feet

Check official field dimensions from the Milwaukee Brewers

Source reviewed 2026-08-05.

American Family Field bag policy

Clear single-compartment bag or small non-clear bag. Standard size limit: 12 × 12 × 6 clear; 9 × 5 × 2 non-clear.

This is the standard baseball-game rule. Medical, diaper-bag, and special-event exceptions can differ, so check the official club policy before you leave.

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Track your American Family Field visits

Log each game in Gamebook to keep the date, score, seat, players, home runs, photos, and your personal record at American Family Field.

Common questions

Where is American Family Field?

American Family Field is in One Brewers Way in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Is American Family Field the same stadium as Miller Park?

Yes. The Brewers' current ballpark opened as Miller Park in 2001 and was renamed American Family Field in 2021. Both names refer to the same stadium at One Brewers Way.

Where do the Milwaukee Brewers play?

The Milwaukee Brewers play at American Family Field, in One Brewers Way in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

What is the address of American Family Field?

American Family Field is at One Brewers Way Milwaukee, WI 53214-3652.

What is the capacity of American Family Field?

American Family Field has a listed capacity of 41,900. Event configurations can vary.

What are the field dimensions at American Family Field?

American Family Field's listed outfield distances are left-field foul line 342 feet, left-field power alley 370 feet, center field 400 feet, right-field power alley 374 feet, and right-field foul line 345 feet.

What should I know about American Family Field parking?

The Brewers' 2026 parking page includes the current lot map and uses license-plate recognition. Buy in advance or pay onsite by QR code, then activate the parking session with the vehicle's plate number. Advance prices: General parking is $14 and preferred parking is $19 for Monday-Friday games. For Saturday, Sunday, Cubs, and Opening Day games, general parking is $16 and preferred parking is $21. Day-of-game prices: General parking is $17 and preferred parking is $27 for Monday-Friday games. For Saturday, Sunday, Cubs, and Opening Day games, general parking is $22 and preferred parking is $42. Lot times and tailgating: Lots open 2.5 hours before weekday 6:10 or 6:40 p.m. games and three hours before the other listed game times. Tailgating is allowed in every guest lot except the rideshare lot and must end 30 minutes after first pitch.

What is the American Family Field bag policy?

Clear single-compartment bag or small non-clear bag. Standard size limit: 12 × 12 × 6 clear; 9 × 5 × 2 non-clear. Check the official club policy before the game because exceptions and special-event rules can differ.

How are American Family Field sections and seats numbered?

Gamebook's original interactive map below includes 190 mapped American Family Field sections. Use the Brewers' official chart to confirm the current section layout, accessible seating, and netting before buying a ticket.

Does Gamebook have an interactive seating map for American Family Field?

Yes. Gamebook maps 190 American Family Field seating sections so you can find a section and connect it to games you logged. It does not show live ticket inventory, prices, seat views, or exact seat-number direction.

Can I track games attended at American Family Field?

Yes. Gamebook lets you log games at American Family Field and keep the score, seat, players, home runs, photos, and personal park record together.

What other names has American Family Field had?

American Family Field has also been known as Miller Park.

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