I had a helluva good time in your fair town, despite the blown save by Coco on Friday night. I know you guys all loved that, considering how much love was displayed for him as he entered the game. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif Miller Park is quite nice, though as some of you said it doesn't have a ton of extra features, that still doesn't make it a bad place at all. What hommages to the past they do have are nice, the statues, the inlaid 'home plate' plaques in the ground around the outside, the history of Milwaukee and area baseball [though it felt really stuck in that weird corner of the park. I didn't even find it the first night]. It was all nice and again the stadium was really fun to watch a game in. We were right behind home plate on Friday night for that inside the park job Rickie laid on us. He's a really good player to watch, hope you guys have him for a while. I had no idea exactly how much Craig Counsell was loved there. I know he was popular and all, but he was maybe the loudest ovation of the night, aside from the walk off win cheers. Much credit goes to the fans too. You never know what you're going to get at any given time, but every one around was polite and accommodating both nights. We sat next to some very vocal fans the second night and they congratulated us on the win and even inquired if I was doing alright [i was dehydrated from roaming all around all day long and actually missed a couple innings of the game]. All the fans were enthusiastic and into the game. There was almost a football passion amongst them which is not the norm for a lot of fans I've been exposed to. It was nice to see. As for the city itself....we did a few of the likely 'touristy' things. Of course we did the brewery tour at Miller. I expected a shot glass sample at the end, not a full beer, well....three beer. That was a pleasant surprise and likely a contributor to my dehdration later. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif We ate at a place called Foy's which was right next to the hotel in some Irish group of bars. I wasn't a fan, I couldnt hear the waitress and we had to pay after every round because people apparently just walk out all the time or something. Had a breakfast as a place called corner cafe I think....maybe? Was good. The bloody mary my friend had was garnished with bacon. Very odd, but funny. Also visited the museum of art, fantastic looking building, and impressive displays inside. Very cool thing to see. Saw the Pabst Mansion, I'm a history nerd as well, so I particularly liked the mansion. Very strange to see it next to that office building or whatever its situated next to now, but still a cool thing for a dork like me. Really liked the city alot. I had no idea some of the old architecture it possessed and how nice the whole area around my hotel was. Lots of bars, lots of old, well maintained buildings, and just a really nice time all around. Thanks for all the suggestions. I know I'll be headed back there sometime and will get to more of what was thrown at me as things to do. I really appreciate it. Also, I have 2 Ryan Braun towels, hawing and bikage77, you guys still want them?