We were there on Mother's day 2009, the roof was closed and we had seats 4 rows fromt he top, and we FROZE. The a/c was blowing right on us, and of course we couldn't go buy a sweatshirt because they didn't sell any CUBS gear. Cubs won so that was the great part. Also, tailgating great fun, and good... more

If you like baseball, this is the place to be. Once you step into Miller Park, you will feel desperate for a win. When you walk in, the Milwaukee police will hand you a free souvenir. Then, you go to the concessions and get a hot dog with the mystery sauce on it. Next you hit the bleachers and go... more

This park quickly put itself near the top of my list of favorite ballparks, and I have seen many. It is really well done with many things to check out in the interior of the park (photo ops for kids in the big glove, historical info, etc.). I especially liked how the walls behind the outfield stands are windows so... more

Miller Park is a nice venue for a game, but that's about it. In a recent game that my wife and I attended there, a Brewers fan almost threw me down a flight of stairs in the seating area. On our way back to our car, we were cursed out so many times (and there were children around). When we... more

I'm sure you have all seen the Miller commericals where the guy goes to places like hotels & stadiums & "Yanks the place's Miller privlage" because they charge too much. Well I guess that guy has never been to Miller park. 6.00 a beer-fine I'm at a game I expect to pay more. But 8.00 for a bottle of miller... more

When I went to Miller Park, the roof was open, which was nice (I think baseball should be played in an open-air place; I'm a purist). The stadium was clean and new. My seat behind home plate was comfortable, and there were great concession stands near my section (117)... the brats with special sauce were the best. The sausage race... more

My family and I have visited Miller Park around ten times over the past three or so years (including tonight), and I have enjoyed going there more than any other baseball park I've visited. We live in the northern suburbs of Chicago, and have been going to Miller Park rather than Wrigley Field or US Cellular (White Sox) for at... more

I enjoyed going to this stadium. I love baseball and this was just the place for it. However the mechanical ceiling wasn't working, and it started to rain at the end of the game. Besides that unpleasant ending, everyone was nice, and I felt that it was a positive experience. more