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American Family Field
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Field Outfield Box

American Family Field Field Outfield Box

Features & Amenities

On the American Family Field Seating Chart, the lowest tier between the corner bases and foul poles is where you will find the Box Level Outfield sections. Also known as the Field Outfield Box, this seating option includes sections 106-109 on the right field side and sections 126-131 on the left field side.

The right field sections will be closer to the Brewers dugout and offer better protection from the shade, while the left field sections will be closer to the visitor's dugout and will see more sun during most home games.

The front rows are right up against the walls of the playing field, making the lower rows a great options for fans that prefer to sit near the field but don't want to pay for the closer infield sections.

Sections nearest to the foul poles (129-131 in left field, 106-108 in right field) offer a further setting from home plate but are nicely angled towards the infield providing a better view orientation and less head turning to catch the majority of the action.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

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Field Outfield Box Seating Chart

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Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"San Diego Padres at Milwaukee Brewers - Sep 17, 2019"
(Section 126) - ★★★★★ -
The seats were fantastic. I only wish we could sit in these seats every game.
"Popular with the visiting team fans"
(Section 126) - ★★★★ -
I love sitting on the lower level since it always seems so close to all the action and makes me feel so involved in the game. Just six rows from the playing field is pretty darn cool, and we even have a few foul balls coming our way as well (sadly none for me). We could see the scoreboard and the ...
"Look elsewhere for good views"
(Section 126) - ★★ -
Aisle seats for easy in and out: Check! Last row for being close to restrooms: Check! Shade from the roof above: Check! Decent views of at least some of the game: FAIL! Being close to everything on the lower level concourse was great, but thanks to the support beam and guard railing for the ...