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American Family Field
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Loge Bleachers

American Family Field Loge Bleachers

section 233, row 13 seat view for baseball - american family field

Features & Amenities

Upper Outfield Bleachers: Located on the second tier behind the left and right field walls.
Home Run Territory: Popular area for fans hoping to catch a home run ball.
Bench-Style Seating: Reserved bleacher benches with backrests instead of traditional stadium chairs.

Who Should Sit Here

Loge Bleachers are a great option for fans attending Milwaukee Brewers games at American Family Field who want affordable outfield seating with a lively atmosphere and the chance to catch a home run ball. These sections are especially popular with fans who enjoy the classic bleacher experience and energetic crowd environment.

Loge Bleacher Locations & Details

The Loge Bleachers at American Family Field are located on the second tier of seating behind both the right and left field walls.

These sections provide elevated outfield views and sit above the lower outfield seating areas. Because they are farther from home plate than many other sections, they tend to offer more affordable ticket prices while still providing a fun vantage point of the game.

Fans sitting here will not be in traditional stadium seats. Instead, these sections feature bleacher-style bench seating with a backrest, and numbers printed on the bench indicate the reserved seating space for each ticket holder.

Where to Sit in the Loge Bleachers

All Loge Bleacher sections sit at roughly the same distance from home plate, so the viewing experience is fairly consistent across the level.

However, certain sections offer unique experiences:

Section 238 (Left Field): Located close to the Brewers bullpen, allowing fans to watch pitchers warming up during the game.
Right Field Sections: Offer a great view of Bernie Brewer sliding down Bernie’s Chalet after Brewers home runs.

During day games with the American Family Field roof open, the right field side typically receives less direct sunlight than the left field sections.

Because of the outfield location, views of the center field scoreboard will be at an angle from all Loge Bleacher sections.

Field Level Bleachers Alternative

Fans who enjoy the bleacher atmosphere but want to sit closer to the field may want to consider the Field Level Bleachers located below in Sections 101–104.

These seats provide a similar bench-style seating experience, but they are positioned closer to the field and directly along the outfield wall, giving fans a better chance to catch a home run ball.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

Interactive Seating Chart

Loge Bleachers Seating Chart

Loge Bleachers Reviews

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Reserved Bleachers"
(Section 235) - ★★★ -
The problem with reserved bleachers is that your neighbors can easily slide over into your "space". I think a group close by tried to squeeze an extra person in and it made things very tight for the row. You lose more and more sight of left field the higher you go in the section. When seated we ...
"Good Outfield Experience"
(Section 204) - ★★★ -
This is a good option for fans with a middling budget. The seats are bleachers with backs. Since they are not individual seats, I thought we would be crammed, but they were more spacious for a sold-out (playoff) event than I thought. The biggest downside to the seats is that parts of the outfiel...
"Felt Removed"
(Section 233) - ★★ -
First, these are bleacher seating which is fine, but not when it got crowded and others in the row started hogging space. At the front of the section is a big yellow pole which almost acted as a separator between us and the field. We lost sight of anything in the left field corner. Right field and ...

Seating & Ticket Questions

Are seats in the Loge Bleachers first come first serve like the bleacher seats at Wrigley Field?

May 2016

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Unlike the outfield bleachers at Wrigley Field during the regular season, the Loge Bleachers at American Family Field consist of reserved individual seats rather than general admission / first come first serve.