Section 201 at American Family Field

★★★★★SeatScore®

American Family Field Section 201 View

201 is behind the stage or to the side of the stage for most concerts. This may restrict or limit your view of the performance.

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Loge Bleachers
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The Loge Bleachers American Family Field (formerly Miller Park) are found on the second tier of seating behind the right and left field walls, offering a solid option if you are hoping to catch a home run ball. Fans purchasing tickets in these sections should understand they will not be sitting in traditional stadium seats. These sections feature bleacher-style benches with a back. Numbers printed on the bench represent the reserved area for each ticketholder. Where to Sit in the Loge Bleachers All Loge Bleacher sections have outfield views from about the same distance from home plate. Fans looking for a unique experience can look near Section 238 in left field due to its location close to the Brewers bullpen. Sections in right field will have the best views to watch Bernie make his trip down the home run slide. During the day games with an open roof, right field will be the less sunny side of the field as well. Views of the center field scoreboard will be at an angle for all sections.

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 ...
"Nice outfield view in bleacher style seating"
(Section 205) - ★★★★ -
I was in the last seat of the last row and the seats were actually pretty comfortable. There wasn't too many people at the game, so I didn't have anyone next to me which was nice. I was hoping for some home run balls, but they never came my way. I was able to get a great view of the field and it was...