American Family Field

American Family Field is a Major League Baseball stadium in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and the home of the Milwaukee Brewers. It opened in 2001 with a retractable roof and seating designed for professional baseball.

The stadium’s primary features include the playing field, multi-tiered seating bowl and an operable roof that enables events in variable weather. Concessions, suites and fan facilities are arranged around the seating tiers and concourses.

The facility replaced the previous county stadium as Milwaukee’s primary baseball venue and has hosted regular-season MLB play since opening. The naming rights changed from Miller Park to American Family Field in 2021.

The stadium is located in the Milwaukee area, southwest of the central business district, and is accessible from city roads and public transport links serving the greater Milwaukee region.

• Team and naming history: Home stadium of Major League Baseball's Milwaukee Brewers; the park opened in 2001 and was renamed American Family Field in 2021.
• Roof and capacity: The venue features a retractable roof and seating configured for baseball with a listed seating capacity of around 42,000 for baseball games.

What to See #

• Playing field and seating: The playing field and seating bowl arranged around a natural-grass infield and spectator stands, with typical Major League Baseball sightlines and amenities for game-day crowds.
• Retractable roof: A fully operable retractable roof system that covers the stadium bowl and allows games to be played in variable weather while maintaining an enclosed environment when closed.