Loge Infield Box
American Family Field

• Second Tier Seating: Located on the Loge Level between first and third base.

• Affordable Infield Views: Strong sightlines at a lower price than field-level seats.

• Loge Diamond Box: Rows 1–5 in each section are considered Loge Diamond Box seats.

• Best Home Plate Views: Sections 216–221 sit directly behind home plate.

Who Should Sit Here

Loge Level Infield seats are a great option for fans attending Milwaukee Brewers games at American Family Field who want excellent infield views without paying field-level prices. These sections are popular with fans who enjoy an elevated vantage point that makes it easier to see the entire field.

Loge Infield Box Location & Details

The Loge Level Infield, also known as the Loge Infield Box, sits on the second tier of seating at American Family Field, running from first base to third base.

This seating area wraps around the infield and includes 18 total sections, beginning on the Brewers side near first base and extending to the visitor side near third base.

Because of its positioning directly above the lower seating bowl, the Loge Level provides fans with excellent sightlines of the diamond while maintaining a comfortable distance from the field.

Loge Diamond Box

The first five rows of each Loge Infield section are referred to as the Loge Diamond Box.

These rows sit closest to the field and are typically considered the most desirable seats within the Loge Level sections due to their proximity to the action.

While these seats do not include additional amenities, many fans prefer them because they offer a slightly closer view of the game compared to the rows behind them.

Best Sections Behind Home Plate

Some of the best seats in this area are located directly behind home plate in Sections 216–221.

Because the press box sits directly behind these sections, they are significantly smaller than other Loge Level sections and contain only about 10 rows of seating.

This smaller section size makes these seats especially appealing because:

• Easier access to and from the concourse

• Less crowded seating areas

• Excellent straight-on views of the field

Section Size Differences

Sections closer to the dugouts tend to be larger and deeper, with some containing up to 21 rows of seating.

Sections located directly behind home plate are smaller and more compact, which many fans prefer due to the convenience and viewing angle.

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