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Watch your hometown team take the field this season with American Family Field tickets from TicketSmarter. Baseball games are played throughout the Spring and Summer at venues across North America including iconic ballparks like Yankee Stadium or Camden Yards.

One of the first recognized baseball parks was Elysian Fields in Hoboken, N.J., where businessmen gathered to play organized baseball and cricket in the mid-1840s. Ballparks are now the signature piece of several communities ranging from small, community fields to Minor League stadiums and Major League parks that hold between 30,000 and 50,000 spectators.

The one standard measurement in baseball stadiums is the infield, which measures 90 feet on each the first and third base paths. The infield and outfield are typically grass with a combination of sand, clay and silt making up the basepaths, pitching mound and warning tracks. Outfields vary in size across each league ranging from 391 feet to centerfield at Oracle Park to 420 feet at Fenway Park and Comerica Park.

See America’s favorite game in person with American Family Field tickets. On off-days, some ballparks will host other events like concerts and festivals. Large acts like Billy Joel have performed stadium tours in recent years. Minor League parks like Surprise Stadium host local food and wine festivals and college tournaments before Spring Training begin in mid-February.

American Family Field Tickets

Make sure that you purchase your American Family Field tickets today so that you don’t miss out on any Milwaukee Brewers baseball games. TicketSmarter can help you get the best seats for any event at American Family Field. The stadium is a baseball park located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Home to the Milwaukee Brewers, it is the only Major League Baseball (MLB) franchise in the city. The Miller Brewing Company is the title sponsor of the stadium and the $40 million contract runs through 2020.

Beginning in 2021, American Family Insurance took over as the sponsor and naming rights, renaming the field to American Family Field. American Family Field features North America’s only fan-shaped convertible roof, which can open or close in only 10 minutes. Since 2001, the Brewers have averaged 31,783 fans per game, placing themselves 11^th out of 30 MLB franchises. American Family Field also hosts concerts annually, featuring stadium tours by artists like Billy Joel and Ed Sheeran.

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American Family Field Seating Chart

Some of the best seats at American Family Field are in the Field Diamond Platinum section, right behind the home plate. Many fans prefer to sit in the Field Infield Platinum area or in the outfield bleachers to try and snag a home run ball. If you are attending a concert at the stadium, the field is open and field seating options are available.

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American Family Field Schedule

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How much are American Family Field tickets?

Ticket prices will fluctuate depending on the event and where your seats are located. On average, the cost to attend a live event at American Family Field is $158.04. Seats located in the back of the venue are always the cheapest option and can cost as low as $6.17 a ticket. Premium seating with unobstructed views of the event can go for as high as $8285.49 for a seat near the action.

How many events are coming to American Family Field?

American Family Field has 82 exciting live events scheduled.

Who is playing at American Family Field?

Kansas City Royals at Milwaukee Brewers and Cincinnati Reds at Milwaukee Brewers are scheduled to come to the American Family Field.

Kansas City Royals at Milwaukee Brewers American Family Field tickets March 31st, 2025 at 1:10pm

TicketSmarter has 245 Kansas City Royals at Milwaukee Brewers tickets listed from $43.22 - $472.77. The average ticket price to attend this event is $200.51.

Cincinnati Reds at Milwaukee Brewers American Family Field tickets September 28th, 2025 at 2:10pm

A ticket to this thrilling live event averages at $125.58, but ranges between $25.58 - $324.45. Secure your place to this event today because there are only 20 Cincinnati Reds at Milwaukee Brewers tickets still listed for this event.

What time does American Family Field open?

The American Family Field doors usually open 45 minutes before the event on March 31st, 2025 at 1:10pm. Guests should arrive at the venue 30 - 60 minutes early to find parking near the venue.

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