Field Bleachers
American Family Field

• Right Field Bleachers: Includes Sections 101–104 just beyond the right field wall.

• Home Run Territory: Popular spot for catching home run balls from left-handed hitters.

• Bench-Style Seating: Reserved bench seating with backrests and numbered spaces.

• Closer Than Upper Bleachers: Lower and closer to the field than Loge Level bleachers.

• Bullpen Views: Sections 101–102 sit directly above the visiting team bullpen.

Who Should Sit Here

Field Level Bleachers are a great option for fans attending Milwaukee Brewers games at American Family Field who want an energetic atmosphere and a chance to catch a home run ball. These sections are especially popular with fans who enjoy outfield seating close to the action at an affordable price.

Field Bleachers Location & Details

The Field Level Bleachers are located just beyond the right field wall in fair territory and include Sections 101 through 104 on the American Family Field seating chart.

These sections sit at the lowest bleacher level in the outfield, placing fans closer to the field compared to the Loge Level Bleachers located above.

Because of their position in right field, these sections often become a hot spot for home run balls, especially when left-handed power hitters pull the ball toward the Brewers bullpen area.

Field Bleachers Box (Front Rows)

The first several rows of the Field Level Bleachers are commonly referred to as the Field Bleachers Box seats.

These seats are particularly desirable because they sit closest to the field and directly along the outfield wall, giving fans one of the best opportunities in the stadium to catch a home run ball.

Fans sitting here also benefit from clearer views compared to seats farther back in the section.

Views from the Field Level Bleachers

From this location in right field, fans get a unique outfield perspective of the game at American Family Field.

While these seats provide a fun view of the outfield action, the main scoreboard in center field can be difficult to see from this angle. To help with this, televisions are mounted on the structural supports above the sections so fans can follow replays and other game information.

Because these seats sit close to the field, fans also get great views of outfield plays and the nearby bullpen activity.

Bullpen Views

Sections 101 and 102 are especially unique because they sit directly above the visiting team bullpen.

Fans seated here can often watch pitchers warming up throughout the game, making these sections appealing for fans who enjoy seeing bullpen activity up close.

Seating & Shade Notes

Seats in the Field Level Bleachers are bench-style seating.

• Each bench includes back support but no armrests.

• Numbers on the bench indicate the reserved seating space for each ticket holder.

• The first five rows of the sections are uncovered, leaving fans exposed to the elements.

Seats located farther back will sit beneath an overhang from the bleachers above, which can provide shade but may also limit the upward view needed to track high fly balls or home runs.

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