Inside the Park:
Miller Park is high on the list for best ballparks based on value per dollar spent, so enjoy your time here and take advantage of everything it has to offer. There are a few unique spaces to hit up inside like the numerous historical areas and monuments. The 1901 Milwaukee Brewers Monument is just outside the Home Plate gate and honors the first American team to play in Milwaukee. There's also Hank Aaron's 755th Home Run Plaque which marks the exact spot where the ball landed in what is now Brewers Parking Lot 1. Also of interest - the Walls of Honor on the Field Level of the Hot Corner with a display of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League as well as Wisconsin natives who've played in the Majors. You'll find a few other monuments around the stadium as well.
A somewhat recent addition is the field level picnic area in right field, now called AirTran Airways Landing Zone. You get a game ticket, special pre-game buffet, soft drinks, 2 complimentary draft beers, and dessert at prices from $69-99 depending on the game. Not a bad deal also considering the leisurely setting and how close you are to the right-fielder.
In the middle of the 6th inning, stay in your seat to watch the Klement's Sausage Race. Watch the bratwurst, the Italian, the chorizo, the polish, and the hot dog race down the field.
Pverall, this is one of the kid friendliest parks we've seen. There's the enormous Kids Zone on the Field Level near the Right Field corner. You'll find a batting cage, pitching cage, photos opportunities, and other interactive games. There's also Bernie's Clubhouse on the Terrace Level, which has a playground and a kids concessions stand, along with different video games on the other end of the Terrace Level.
Food and Drink:
You'll find a large variety at the Plaza Pavilion on the Field Level near Section 110. Klement's Famous Racing Sausage Kabobs, Smoked and Grilled BBQ, as well as cocktails and frozen margaritas are just a few of the offerings. A must-have at this park is the Bratwurst. You'll find other types of dogs and sausages that are also pretty great - and they will all be covered in the "Secret Stadium Sauce," which is what makes them so special. You'll have no problem finding them throughout the park on every level.
The Nacho Grande at any Cactus League Nacho Stand are definitely worth a try, as is some famous Wisconsin Custard at Section 117.
Veggie Wraps can be found at any On-Deck Deli stand (multiple locations) and Vegetarian Dogs are sold at Section 117 and a few other stands scattered around. For those looking for gluten-free items, there's a Grab-N-Go stand around Section 118.
As far as beer goes, Miller and MGD are obviously the most prevalent, but Milwaukee is a beer town and you can also find a nice selection of local micro-brews on tap. Look for Leinenkugel on draft (there should be a few varieties) - The Leinenkugel Brewing Company is based out of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin and we love supporting the local beers. Sprecher is another pretty decent local brew, and there's a couple of Brew Haus stands on the Field and Loge levels where you can find these. While the prices were recently raised, they're still lower than many other parks' concessions we've seen. In addition, a lot of the portable beer and cocktail stands do take credit cards, unlike may other parks where it's cash only.
Seating:
Uecker Seats are available for $1 and go on sale the day of the game. They'll give you an obstructed view of the field and are deep in the upper level behind home plate, but it's still a great way to take in the game for practically nothing. You can walk around the whole park, which we love, so if it's not a packed stadium try to find a better spot even though you hold that $1 ticket. Some of the terrace level seats down the left field line have an obstructed view so beware.
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