Section 439 at American Family Field

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American Family Field Section 439 View

Seat View for American Family Field Section 439, Row 18 — Baseball Seat View From Section 439, Row 18

Section 439 Seating Notes

Related Seating: Terrace Box (Rows 1-7)

Row Numbers

Rows in Section 439 are labeled 1-7, 8-24
There is a walkway betweeen Rows 7 and 8
An entrance to this section is located at Row 5

When looking towards the field/stage, lower number seats are on the left

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 439 Reviews

Terrace Box
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Upper Deck Value Seating: Located in the first seven rows of the 400 Level sections. Closer Than Standard Terrace Seats: Positioned below the tunnel and stairs, keeping fans closer to the field. Affordable Ticket Option: Often among the cheapest Brewers tickets with better views than higher Terrace rows. Family Section Nearby: Section 417 is designated as a no-alcohol family section. Shade Advantage: First base side seats typically offer better shade when the roof is open. Who Should Sit Here Terrace Box seats are a great option for fans looking for affordable tickets with better views than the highest rows of the upper deck. These seats appeal to fans who want a budget-friendly experience while still having a reasonable perspective of the field. Terrrace Box Locations & Details Terrace Box seats are located in the first seven rows of the 400 Level sections at American Family Field. Unlike other Terrace Level seats located higher in the section, Terrace Box seats sit below the main tunnel and stairways, meaning fans are positioned closer to the field and the action. This location creates a noticeable improvement in viewing distance compared to seats located farther up in the Terrace Level. Views from Terrace Box Seats Terrace Box seats provide an elevated view of the entire field while still being closer than most seats on the Terrace Level. Fans sitting here benefit from the height needed to follow the full game while maintaining a more comfortable viewing distance than the upper rows. Because these seats sit below the walkway, fans will not have as many obstructions from people walking in front of them compared to some other upper deck sections. Seating Recommendations For the best experience in this area: First base side sections are often preferred because they provide better angles toward the Brewers dugout and Bernie's Clubhouse. These sections also tend to receive better shade during day games when the stadium roof is open. Families looking for a quieter seating environment may want to consider Section 417, which is designated as a family section where alcohol is not permitted. Areas to Avoid While most Terrace Box seats offer solid value, there are a couple of things to consider when choosing seats. Section 422 Roof supports located just above Row 8 can create viewing obstructions. Front Row Seats Seats in the very first row may require fans to lean forward slightly due to the support railing positioned at the front of the section. Despite these minor drawbacks, Terrace Box seats remain one of the best value seating options at American Family Field for fans seeking affordable tickets with decent views.
Terrace Level Outfield
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Upper Deck Seating: Located on the highest tier near the outfield corners. Most Affordable Tickets: Typically the cheapest seats at American Family Field. Large Sections: Most sections contain about 24 rows with entry tunnels near Row 7. Best Rows: Rows 2–7 offer the best combination of view and easy concourse access. Sun Exposure: Left field sections receive the most sun during day games. Who Should Sit Here Terrace Level Outfield seats are ideal for fans attending Milwaukee Brewers games at American Family Field who want the lowest ticket prices available in the stadium. These sections are a good fit for fans who prioritize affordability and the overall ballpark atmosphere over proximity to the field. Terrace Level Outfield Location & Details The Terrace Level Outfield sections are located on the highest seating tier of American Family Field, positioned closer to the foul poles than home plate. Because of this location, these seats provide some of the furthest views of the field in the ballpark. However, the distance from the action helps keep ticket prices among the most affordable options for Brewers games. Most Terrace Level Outfield sections contain approximately 24 rows of seating, with entry tunnels located just above Row 7. This design allows fans seated near the middle rows to access the concourse more easily than those sitting at the very top of the section. Best Seats in these Sections For the best experience in this area, fans should consider seats in Rows 2 through 7. These rows offer several advantages: Closer proximity to the field than seats higher in the section Shorter walks to the concourse due to their proximity to the entry tunnel Clearer views compared to seats deeper in the section Fans should generally avoid Row 1, as the safety railing in front of the section can require leaning forward to maintain a clear view of the field. Sun Exposure When the American Family Field roof is open, sun exposure can vary depending on the side of the stadium. Fans hoping to stay out of the sun should consider avoiding Sections 438–442 in left field, as these seats typically receive the most direct sunlight during day games. Sections Near Bernie’s Chalet Sections 441 and 442 are commonly referred to as Bernie’s Terrace due to their location next to Bernie’s Chalet and the famous home run slide. While these sections provide a fun atmosphere near the Brewers mascot celebrations, they also feature some of the most difficult viewing angles toward the deeper parts of the outfield. Obstructed Views Fans searching for seats in this area should be aware that Sections 439 and 440 sit directly behind the left field foul pole. Because of this positioning, certain seats in these sections may experience partially obstructed views of the field.

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"Don't waste your money. These seats suck!"
(Section 442) - ★ -
You're right next to Bernie's slide in left field. You can't see anything in right or center field. These should be sold as obstructed view seats for a much cheaper price than 24 a pop. Now I know why they were available. Don't waste your money on these crap seats. Save your hard earned money and wa...