The Brewers are bringing World Series watch parties to American Family Field for Games 3 and 4, giving fans a place to gather for the first two games in Milwaukee. Tickets for the stadium events go on sale to the public Thursday, Oct. 22 at 10 a.m. CT and cost $15 each.
Game 3 is set for Monday, Oct. 26, and Game 4 follows on Tuesday, Oct. 27, with both games scheduled to start at 7 p.m. CT. Fans may buy up to six tickets apiece, and season seat members already have access. Parking lots will open at 4:30 p.m., ballpark gates at 5 p.m., and the team says fans can expect select food and beverage locations, interactive fan activities, mascots, Brewers entertainment and shopping at the team stores.
The setup gives supporters a lower-cost way to stay inside the postseason moment while the World Series unfolds in Tampa Bay. Parking will add to the tab at $15 in preferred lots and $10 in general parking, but the bigger question for some fans is not price. It is whether there will be a third watch party if the series reaches Game 5. That decision has not been made yet, and watch party information for Game 5 will come later if it is needed.
For now, the club has fixed the dates, the price and the place. Fans who want in will have to move quickly when public sales open, because the first two watch parties are already on the board and the rest depends on how long the series lasts.
