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American Family Field, Milwaukee, WI

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American Family Field

Catch a Milwaukee Brewers game under a fan-shaped retractable roof, or take a behind-the-scenes tour of the ballpark.

1 Brewers Way · Milwaukee, WI

About American Family Field

American Family Field, called Miller Park until 2020, has been home to the Milwaukee Brewers since 2001. Its fan-shaped convertible roof can open or close in under 10 minutes, and glass panes let natural grass grow below. After home runs and wins, Bernie Brewer slides down from his chalet above the left field seats. Ballpark tours can take you into the Selig Experience, the Brewers bullpen, the press box and the broadcast booth.

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