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It feels like a dream

I had four left field loge bleachers tickets. $1,000 total including fees and parking.

Yeah I'm pretty sure it's simply a staffing matter

I saw a few tickets in 408. With the new offices obstructing like 25% of the field those seats are an abomination. I sat there the other night and couldn't even see the center fielder.

I think it'll look roughly like this. 375 seats with rows 2-6 where there are rows now. Row 1 will be where there's warning track now. Bumping up against both dugouts. eta: I think they're replacing 375 seats, there won't be 375 in total because they'll be bigger

I'm guessing Bob will end up moving to the other side of the dugout lip in 112 row 1 or a few feet to the right in 111 row 1.

Right behind the plate won't be $245, probably closer to $500.

Amy and Bob are icons for sure. But in the big scheme of things they're not big spenders. They each own one ticket and don't spend any money on concessions and whatnot as far as I can tell. I'd be surprised if they accommodated Bob in that way.

Right, it was only a matter of time. It looks even more rinky dink than ever considering every other team has something like this. A premium section like this shouldn't have the same type of small crammed together seats as they do in the terrace. I can't afford it but for those who can it's been a long time coming.

The seats right behind the plate aren't going to be $245. I'm guessing closer to $500.

I'm thinking no. "Pricing starts at $245" how much for front row behind the plate I wonder. 500?

Surprised it took this long. We must be the last team to finally get premium seating behind home plate. Not l like I'll be able to afford it. https://premium.brewers.com/truss/ https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/mlb/brewers/2026/06/08/brewers-premium-club-beer-garden-american-family-field/90412145007/?taid=6a26e38888183000016c61da&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter "Built in the area just outside the ballpark along the first-base line, the club will eventually connect to the current concourses when it opens in 2027. The idea: An all-inclusive fan experience with valet, food, drink and gathering space for ticket-holders, part of what essentially counts as a reimagining of the season-ticket program for 375 seats. The idea even affects the playing field; a new front row of seats will be added to what currently exists, slightly shaving down the space behind home plate. Ticket holders in the first six rows behind the plate (the current front five and the newly added sixth) will have new cushioned seats, in-seat delivery service and access to the Truss Club."

"Butch"?

It's official. Cringe https://www.mlb.com/brewers/fans/city-connect