Miller Park Kids/Senior Ticket Policy

[UWMike]

A neighbor gave me some tickets for an upcoming day game. They were purchased at the Kids/Senior price. Will I have any trouble at the gate since I don't meet the kid/senior criteria? There is no marking on the ticket itself to say it has to be used by a kid/senior. I figure someone on this board has experience with a similar situation. Edited July 22, 2008 by support

[dadofandrew]

You can volunteer to pay, but they will likely just scan it and let you in. I've never done it, but enforcement is all but zilch.

[GB12]

I wasn't aware there was a kids/senior price.

[bucks2281]

I always purchase tickets at the reduced price. I've never had a problem at the gate. I'd assume it's not worth their time to ask questions or create havoc with 40000 coming through the gates.

[twobrewers]

At spring training my father bought 4 tickets at the senior price.

 

My wife and I got in no problem. (For the record, we weren't trying to get in at a discount. My father just went and purchased 4 tickets and since he has long been a senior citizen - they just gave him the discount without asking who was going to be using them.)

 

I would assume it would be the same for yourself.

[JJHardy7]

How big is the discount on these tickets?

[bucks2281]

Half price on all seats, except bleachers. I believe bleacher seats are $10-12.

[olsonnet]

These are usually for day games. In the past I'm sure they turned a blind eye to people who bought them without being kids of seniors, but now with even weekday day games close to sellouts, they may start enforcing it a little more.