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Hi everyone,

White Sox fan here, never been to a Brewers game, but was looking at going in September.

Do they have tickets where food/drinks are included in the price of the tickets? Just curious how their prices would compare to the White Sox Gold Coast Club (that is what it used to be called).

Thanks in advance!

I honestly don't know if there's a ticket that includes food and drink. There's wait service in the club deck but that's all I can think of.

cubd8 wrote:Hi everyone,

White Sox fan here, never been to a Brewers game, but was looking at going in September.

Do they have tickets where food/drinks are included in the price of the tickets? Just curious how their prices would compare to the White Sox Gold Coast Club (that is what it used to be called).

Thanks in advance!

They do have all you can eat sections I believe. The "Dew Deck" used to do this, but for groups. I think the area behind RF also may be food included. I'll try to find a link...

Looks like it more geared for groups this year, but here you go: http://milwaukee.brewers.mlb.com/mil/ti ... _areas.jsp

Does anybody buy season tickets for the Brewers? I used to get the 9 pack but just got to be too much with week night games going so late and summer weekends generally busier. I always get a little itch to buy this time of the year, but likely won't. I just wish the summer weekend games weren't tiered so much. I feel after fees its almost as much as a Packers game (Face Value) if you want a decent location.

I bought a cheap 9 pack a few years ago so I'd get playoff tickets but they didn't make it that year and I haven't since. I'm spoiled, I like great seats. You can get field level seats between the dugouts for below face for most weeknight games so that's what I usually do now.

MickeyDavis wrote:I bought a cheap 9 pack a few years ago so I'd get playoff tickets but they didn't make it that year and I haven't since. I'm spoiled, I like great seats. You can get field level seats between the dugouts for below face for most weeknight games so that's what I usually do now.

Same here, in 2007 and 2008 (or 08 and 09) bought them in hopes of playoffs. Lucked out in 2008 was able to go. I'd love to do week night games but it was getting to be too long for the drive we have. I swore every game we'd go to would be 1030pm and just entering the 6th or 7th inning. Throw in Miller Park being more of a cluster to get out of, wasn't worth dragging ass the next day. At least the Bucks/NBA, game is more timed and can be on 43 like 10 minutes after game which ends around 915-930pm.

I just can't believe how much weekend games cost. I got the presale and was checking out a couple weekend games in the summer and bleacher tickets are almost $40 after fees, and even Terrace Level (first couple rows) are into the $30 range.

I pretty much just go weeknights. You can get some great seats at a great price on stubhub.

MickeyDavis wrote:I pretty much just go weeknights. You can get some great seats at a great price on stubhub.

Week nights are definitely a better deal. As mentioned earlier, if I didn't have the drive combined with slow ass games it would be fine. But it sucks with the game goes to 1030pm or later, and its 100am+ by the time I get home.

And this year if the team struggles, I see those week night crowds being pretty sparse thus real cheap tickets.

I have season seats in section 103 and 210.

I'd be happy to try and work out helping anyone get to games at a reasonable price.

Appreicate it - I'll keep this in mind.

I see they brought that upgrade deal where you start in Bernie's Terrace and with each win on Tuesday's, you upgrade to another price level (for $2). Kind of a cool deal. If I were closer to MKE, I'd be intrigued by it.

I think it is a decent idea but they have to go 6-2 in order to get a field level seat on the ninth game. Just doesn't seem worth it as Tuesday games are usually pretty cheap. I think a better option are those Brewers charity cards that various organization sell for $45 which include vouchers for 4 field seats on Monday - Thursday, the same price per seat as the Chance 2 Advance promotion and you are guaranteed field seats and not just on a Tuesday.

i just got game 2 of the season section 126 row 6 for 17 bucks on seat geek. Was looking at opening day but those tickets are around 150. would rather save a couple hundred and go to game two and not deal with the drunks

Opening day is so ridiculously overrated. I got free tickets once, would never ever pay for opening day after that experience, especially at the ridiculous prices for it now.

i once got a 800 dollar disorderly conduct with a motor vehicle for being the designated driver. My dumbass ass friends and family were acting like fools at traffic stops in west allis all while an undercover was following me. once we stopped about 8 squads surrounded us. all of my passengers got away but i got the ticket. I really hate opening just for the fact that people treat it like a party and get ridiculously hammered.

Opening day at the stadium is the equivalent of New Years Eve. Lots of build up and excitement and usually a letdown based on the number of drunken idiots you have to deal with. Amateur Night.

Will vouch for the above on Opening Day. If interested in game, don't go b/c its a sloppy mess of drunkenness. I'd never go again...unless I was planning to get hammered.

I'll be going to a Brewers game for sure. One of the games in late April. Never been to a baseball game, the tickets seem pretty cheap on stubhub. Where is the best section to sit at miller park? I don't really mind paying a bit more as it will probably only be the one game I go to.

Prince12 wrote:I'll be going to a Brewers game for sure. One of the games in late April. Never been to a baseball game, the tickets seem pretty cheap on stubhub. Where is the best section to sit at miller park? I don't really mind paying a bit more as it will probably only be the one game I go to.

I usually try and get tickets for the Field Infield Box, first base side, sections 112-114.