Miller Park Tickets

The historic city of Milwaukee is known for its many breweries. This is the source of the “Brew City” nickname and the name of the city’s Major League Baseball team, the Milwaukee Brewers, as well as the name of their stadium. The home of the Milwaukee Brewers since April 2001, Miller Park, named for the Miller Brewing Co., replaced the Milwaukee County Stadium as Milwaukee’s Major League ballpark. ? The $400 million stadium can seat nearly 42,000 fans at a clip, with a history of tens of millions of fans in attendance since opening. The stadium covers 1.2 million square feet on a 265-acre lot. Miller Park occasionally hosts other events, including bowling tournaments, and concerts. Past performers include Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, and Billy Joel.

During Milwaukee Brewers home games, Miller Park entertains the fans with its many mascots. The Klement’s Sausage Race in the 6th inning is a favorite of children and adult Brewers fans alike. The Sausage Race is a race around the field from the third baseline to the first baseline in which Milwaukee Brewers or Miller Park employees wear seven-foot tall sausage mascot costumes featuring the bratwurst, the Polish, the Italian, the hotdog, and the chorizo. Bernie Brewer, with his own clubhouse above the left field seats, goes down a slide for every Brewers home run accompanied by a center field fireworks display. Get your Brewers tickets and head over to Miller Park for a one-of-a-kind baseball experience.

Miller Park uses a convertible fan-shaped roof that can open or close to accommodate different events in any weather. Weighing 24 million pounds, the roof panels pivot around a fixed structure behind home plate. When closed, the roof allows the stadium temperature to rise up to 30 degrees above the outside temperature; thus, Miller Park accounts for Wisconsin’s inconsistent weather at the start and end of the baseball season. The retractable roof makes the stadium comfortable for Milwaukee Brewers games and events in rain, snow, or cold conditions. ?

Getting There and Getting In

Parking & Directions

Located at One Brewers Way, Miller Park is easily accessible by I-94. Follow I-94 to Miller Park Way to access Miller Park parking and drop-off areas.

Parking is available three hours prior to Milwaukee Brewers games in Miller Park’s parking lot. Nearly 13,000 parking spaces are provided. Two levels of preferred parking are available. There is a designated bus parking lot located off of the Miller lot. Located just outside the Harley-Davison Gate, the Harley-Davidson Lot offers parking adjacent to the stadium for all motorcycles with Harley-Davidson Deck tickets.

The Milwaukee County Transit System provides bus service to Miller Park. From the Downtown Transit Center on Wisconsin Avenue, the Route 90 bus runs every 30 minutes for two hours before every Milwaukee Brewers home game with stops along Wisconsin Avenue. The Route 90 bus operates more frequently for the home opener and other games when higher attendance is anticipated. Routes 10 and 23 and the MetroExpress BlueLine also stop near Miller Park. Many restaurants, bars, and hotels in the area also provide shuttle service to the stadium.

The Hank Aaron State Trail provides an easy path for guests who wish to walk, run, skate, or ride a bicycle to the stadium. The Hank Aaron State Trail connects Miller Park to the Lakefront, with additional connections at 94th Place, 76th Street, 68th Street, and Hawley Road. Bicycle parking is available at the Klement's Sausage Haus, the Ballpark Plaza near the Clock Tower, and Helfaer Field.

Tailgating is allowed in all parking lots at Miller Park during the three hours prior to a Brewers game. In addition, seven permanent designated tailgating pavilions at Ganter’s Gardens are available across the river from the Klement’s Sausage Haus. Buses, RVs, and oversized vehicles (vehicles longer than 18 feet) may be required to pay additional parking fees.