Plan a Milwaukee Brewers trip — how to see a game at American Family Field with its fan-shaped roof and famous tailgating, the NL Central rivalries worth traveling for, and how to track your visit with Chasing Stadiums.
The Brewers play at American Family Field (2001), known for its distinctive fan-shaped retractable roof and its legendary tailgating lots. It's west of downtown off I-94, so plan to drive. See the full American Family Field guide.
Milwaukee shares the NL Central with the Cubs, Cardinals, Reds, and Pirates. Chicago is a short drive south, making Milwaukee a natural stop on the Midwest baseball loop.
Track your American Family Field visit, build your MLB Passport, and plan a Midwest road trip with Chasing Stadiums. Check the Brewers schedule for home dates before booking.
The Brewers play at American Family Field, west of downtown Milwaukee off I-94. It's not on rail, so most fans drive or use rideshare — and tailgating is a tradition.
The Brewers play in the NL Central alongside the Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, and Pittsburgh Pirates.
Yes. American Family Field has a distinctive fan-shaped retractable roof that can shelter the field from Wisconsin weather.