From favorite to least: 1. Wrigley - especially before the newest upgrades, loved the old school feel. Loved the neighborhood. Been there six times over the years for Brewers/Cubs game, including a doubleheader in 2013. Only loss was the 13-6 loss this year after the rainless rainout. First time was 13 years ago for a Cubs/Mets game. 2. Miller Park - Many, many great summer days spent there, and a few in fall too! You'll usually find me somewhere in the bleachers or at Fridays. First game out of hundreds was Easter Sunday 2001 on Miller Park's opening weekend. 3. Target Field - been to one game, July 2nd, 2011 Down 7-0 early after Narveson got shelled, they came back to win 8-7. Biggest comeback I've ever seen in person. It was incredible. When Nyjer Morgan hit the game tying double in the 9th, the crowd went nuts. I was sitting so high up I couldn't even see if it was caught, just heard the roar of the crowd, there were so many Brewer fans. Other than that it was a beautiful new stadium in the middle of downtown, great nightlife around the area. Fun night. 4. County Stadium - Many of you have more memories in County Stadium than I do. I was 11 years old when Miller Park opened. Still, first place I ever saw a game, I just remember being able to see half built Miller Park right behind the bleachers. 5. New Busch Stadium - Went to a couple games in August 2012 Brewers lost both of them. Stadium seemed kind of just like any standard stadium, nothing special. I'll take Friday's over Carl's Jr. any day. Area around the stadium is a barron wasteland, couldn't really find a bar or much of anything to do in the immediate walking distance. Got to the hotel early those nights.