I worked in Milwaukee for years and as a perk we'd regularly get tickets to Brewers games, great stadium, great atmosphere. It didn't matter what the record was I never went to a game that didn't have a nearly full crowd with people having fun, being in a great mood overall. Milwaukee is just chill like that I've never understood why people hate on it so much.
Legend has it Milwaukee was where tailgating was started. Not buy Brewers fans but by White Sox fans. After the Braves left and before the Brewers arrived there was a push to get the White Sox to move there, so as a result they played a few home games at County Stadium and Sox fans brought their grills with
Wow. Now that’s some awesome history. I had no clue of that. Thanks so much for info! I’ll have to read into that some more. I love quirky history like that.
The thing that's Is really disappointing is they stopped launching fireworks after home runs and wins. American Family is just a shell of miller park's former glory.
@@SACSportsAdventures yes actually, even when the roof and windows were closed they would launch the fireworks. They would usually just explode near the ceiling.
when I was like 4 years old as a child, it was my first brewers game and i became the third leader and Captain of the brewers after my dad retied on November 10th 2013 I'll make and show you the video of the American family field from 2023-2001
One of the first Brewers games I went to, it started raining unexpectedly and they had to scramble to get the roof closed. The last section got stuck or delayed for some reason for a solid minute or two, and the poor 2nd baseman was just standing in the rain looking around at his dry teammates. Definitely got a good laugh out of that!
Hahahaha! One of my friends used to work the grounds crew and he said that they have no clue how to get the tarp out of it starts raining because they’ve never practiced it before.
GREAT video! You brought back so many memories! I was there the night they turned off all the lights in County Stadium with my Dad and we were there Opening Day at Miller Park. President Bush was there and through out the first pitch. It's still just as amazing all these years later! The Secret Service was perched in the rafters and I even got one to wave at me! Thanks again for the video and the memories!
I have been to American Family Field lots of times. The roof just looks spectacular. I've only gotten 2 batting practice balls but no foul balls. Keep up the great work sir oh I even had a chance to take a look at the Little League field right in front of AmFam Field as well.
If you'd have walked around behind Helfaer Field, you'd have seen the original location of home plate for Milwaukee County Stadium. It's left of the current plate of the small field and has a nice tribute there.
Going to Chicago for a weekend, I’m definitely considering taking a visit to Miller Park while I’m over there as the brewers also play that same weekend, I’m trying to add two more MLB stadiums to my list (Wrigley and Miller Park)
Brewers games are an absolute blast! Respect to you as a Cubs fan that can appreciate the Brewers. I also did a review of Wrigley Field if you’re interested in checking that out.
@@SACSportsAdventures awesome! Gonna sub n check out a few others. It was almost a euphoric feeling watching these, felt like I was at the game myself. Also gives a fan a great idea of what they’re getting into when going to see a certain team play!
I hope am fam continues with the renovations every so often and never closes it again. We are Wisconsin. Home of lambeau. We like to keep our history and an old stadium is way better than a new one. I hope fiserv also never is smashed for a new place.
lol "25% capacity," meanwhile the 1st 2 decks are packed. But I'm sure the police would show up at if Sally Sells Sea Shells By The Sea Shore Boutique opened for business
That's ok. I went to a Brewers games on these dates: 5/24/19 lost 6-4 vs. Philadelphia 7/23/19 lost 14-6 vs. Cincinnati 6/15/21 lost 2-1 vs. Cincinnati The last time I went to a Brewer game when I actually saw them win was 8/3/18 when Thames hit a walloff homerun vs. Colorado I got a 2 baseballs in the game back in June (profile pic). But the stadium is still cool and most of the images you took outside I was standing in the exact same spot. 🤣🤣🤣. Good video!
You’d think for a team that’s been playing well the past few years, we’d have some better luck, right? Haha! Thanks so much for watching and the comment. I really appreciate it!
Looking back at pictures and counting… looks to be about 14 to 16 rows behind the plate. I was shocked at how reasonably priced seats that close are in Milwaukee. Back in April I went to a game there against the Reds and sat front row down the third base line for $9 a seat!
@@SergioGarcia-nb2fq that’s awesome! It’s a great stadium and you should have a great time. It’s always a fierce atmosphere when the Cubs are in town. Go Brew Crew!
They have to tailgate because there are no other pregame options in that concrete jungle miles from city center. Great stadium, regrettable location choice.
I agree 100%! It’s a poor location surrounded by parking lots so you have to pay $20+ to park. It would be so nice if the Hop went all the way to the stadium but that doesn’t seem likely anytime soon. The bar busses are always a good alternative though.
As I go to more and more I realized that as well. I did really enjoy the White Sox stadium when I went. Check out the video I did there if you haven’t already!
I worked in Milwaukee for years and as a perk we'd regularly get tickets to Brewers games, great stadium, great atmosphere. It didn't matter what the record was I never went to a game that didn't have a nearly full crowd with people having fun, being in a great mood overall. Milwaukee is just chill like that I've never understood why people hate on it so much.
Games in Milwaukee are always a blast no matter what the sport is. I love living in the area with all the culture and sports!
Legend has it Milwaukee was where tailgating was started. Not buy Brewers fans but by White Sox fans. After the Braves left and before the Brewers arrived there was a push to get the White Sox to move there, so as a result they played a few home games at County Stadium and Sox fans brought their grills with
Wow. Now that’s some awesome history. I had no clue of that. Thanks so much for info! I’ll have to read into that some more. I love quirky history like that.
I love miller park, it's massive, I wanna say it's the tallest major league ballpark at 330 feet, the pictures don't do it justice
That’s awesome! I didn’t know that it’s the tallest. Thanks for the comment!
The thing that's Is really disappointing is they stopped launching fireworks after home runs and wins. American Family is just a shell of miller park's former glory.
@Carter Vrieze That is a disappointment. Did they launch them inside when the roof was closed? Also, what a poetic and deep statement. I like it.
@@SACSportsAdventures yes actually, even when the roof and windows were closed they would launch the fireworks. They would usually just explode near the ceiling.
@@SlumberJacked makes sense. That’s pretty awesome! Thanks for sharing that with your comment and for watching the video. I really appreciate it!
@@SACSportsAdventures yeah pretty great video! Your skills are amazing for being a smaller content creator. Really shows how much you care!
Trust an insurance company to be more risk-averse...
when I was like 4 years old as a child, it was my first brewers game and i became the third leader and Captain of the brewers after my dad retied on November 10th 2013 I'll make and show you the video of the American family field from 2023-2001
That’s a fun story!
Umm…what?
One of the first Brewers games I went to, it started raining unexpectedly and they had to scramble to get the roof closed. The last section got stuck or delayed for some reason for a solid minute or two, and the poor 2nd baseman was just standing in the rain looking around at his dry teammates. Definitely got a good laugh out of that!
Hahahaha! One of my friends used to work the grounds crew and he said that they have no clue how to get the tarp out of it starts raining because they’ve never practiced it before.
GREAT video! You brought back so many memories! I was there the night they turned off all the lights in County Stadium with my Dad and we were there Opening Day at Miller Park. President Bush was there and through out the first pitch. It's still just as amazing all these years later! The Secret Service was perched in the rafters and I even got one to wave at me! Thanks again for the video and the memories!
Glad you enjoyed it l! That would be so funny to see them up in the rafters. Haha!
I have been to American Family Field lots of times. The roof just looks spectacular. I've only gotten 2 batting practice balls but no foul balls. Keep up the great work sir oh I even had a chance to take a look at the Little League field right in front of AmFam Field as well.
The roof is such a mesmerizing spectacle. I should have some playoff videos coming up soon! ;)
If you'd have walked around behind Helfaer Field, you'd have seen the original location of home plate for Milwaukee County Stadium. It's left of the current plate of the small field and has a nice tribute there.
Ah! I walked around and must have missed it. Thanks so much for the info!
Miller Park is my home away from home. I go to at least 20 games a year.
That’s awesome! I was just there last night and I always find something great to enjoy about it. Such a fantastic ballpark!
Going to Chicago for a weekend, I’m definitely considering taking a visit to Miller Park while I’m over there as the brewers also play that same weekend, I’m trying to add two more MLB stadiums to my list (Wrigley and Miller Park)
Nice video. Cubs fan here, who just got a retro Brewers Tshirt because beer & baseball and the cool logo. Would love to hear Bob Uecker call a game.
Brewers games are an absolute blast! Respect to you as a Cubs fan that can appreciate the Brewers. I also did a review of Wrigley Field if you’re interested in checking that out.
Brewers have a great ballpark
Always a great place to catch a ballgame!
R.I.P Miller Park 2001-2020
Love your vids bro. Good stuff.
What are you rich kid? Lol
Thanks, dude. Haha! No. Not rich at all. Recently I gained a partnership that helps finance a lot of my trips and tickets.
Love your videos
Thanks so much! I’m up to 23 stadium review episodes now with lots more queued up and on the way!
I really like your channel
Thanks so much! I’ve got lots more coming soon!
Amazing video!
Thanks so much! I have a lot of other reviews just like this one!
@@SACSportsAdventures awesome! Gonna sub n check out a few others. It was almost a euphoric feeling watching these, felt like I was at the game myself. Also gives a fan a great idea of what they’re getting into when going to see a certain team play!
I hope am fam continues with the renovations every so often and never closes it again. We are Wisconsin. Home of lambeau. We like to keep our history and an old stadium is way better than a new one. I hope fiserv also never is smashed for a new place.
Great video 👍🏼
Thanks so much! I’ve got 24 of these stadium reviews out now with a lot more queued up on the way!
lol "25% capacity," meanwhile the 1st 2 decks are packed. But I'm sure the police would show up at if Sally Sells Sea Shells By The Sea Shore Boutique opened for business
I was at that game !
Which one? There were several I talked about. The one against the Dodgers or Reds?
That's ok. I went to a Brewers games on these dates:
5/24/19 lost 6-4 vs. Philadelphia
7/23/19 lost 14-6 vs. Cincinnati
6/15/21 lost 2-1 vs. Cincinnati
The last time I went to a Brewer game when I actually saw them win was 8/3/18 when Thames hit a walloff homerun vs. Colorado
I got a 2 baseballs in the game back in June (profile pic). But the stadium is still cool and most of the images you took outside I was standing in the exact same spot. 🤣🤣🤣. Good video!
You’d think for a team that’s been playing well the past few years, we’d have some better luck, right? Haha! Thanks so much for watching and the comment. I really appreciate it!
@@SACSportsAdventures No Prob!
I went to just one
8/6/21 won 2-1 vs San Francisco.
@@dvferyance Nice!
@@dvferyance Nice! Breaking the streak of the Brewers always losing whenever people who watch my videos go!
What row did you sit behind home plate?
Looking back at pictures and counting… looks to be about 14 to 16 rows behind the plate. I was shocked at how reasonably priced seats that close are in Milwaukee. Back in April I went to a game there against the Reds and sat front row down the third base line for $9 a seat!
@@SACSportsAdventures that’s incredible! I’m going this weekend! I’m sitting in row 13. Can’t wait!
@@SergioGarcia-nb2fq that’s awesome! It’s a great stadium and you should have a great time. It’s always a fierce atmosphere when the Cubs are in town. Go Brew Crew!
Its cornhole here, never heard it called "bags"
No, we call it bags
I have a field trip to the stadium
Enjoy!
They renovate that place more than the White Sox stadium, in my opinion! But some are good, and some are completely useless and a waste of money!
Please do the dodgers
George Strait concert June 3,2023
Sweet! You going?
Who said corn hole was called bag in Wisconsin! That's bullshit!
They have to tailgate because there are no other pregame options in that concrete jungle miles from city center. Great stadium, regrettable location choice.
I agree 100%! It’s a poor location surrounded by parking lots so you have to pay $20+ to park. It would be so nice if the Hop went all the way to the stadium but that doesn’t seem likely anytime soon. The bar busses are always a good alternative though.
I think its bottom tier of the 20ish ballparks I've been to...I like the Wsox more
As I go to more and more I realized that as well. I did really enjoy the White Sox stadium when I went. Check out the video I did there if you haven’t already!
If you gave me front row seats and free food and beer I still wouldn't want to visit Milwaukee
where is the jeffery dahmer statue?