Miller Park?

[muwarrior87]

Really?  Have you tried to get tickets for that series?  Wrongo on getting them from the brewers.com site, unless you want to drop $195.00 per.

i'm guessing you just did best available?  so that means there are field diamond box seats available. Those games will all be sellouts but if you're going for singles, there's some available in any area right now.  There may even be some available day of but not many.

[Sir Lawrence]

i'm guessing you just did best available?  so that means there are field diamond box seats available. Those games will all be sellouts but if you're going for singles, there's some available in any area right now.  There may even be some available day of but not many.

I looked at bleachers.  I assumed a good looking guy like Avenue Commons wouldn't be flying solo.

[Avenue Commons]

i'm guessing you just did best available?  so that means there are field diamond box seats available. Those games will all be sellouts but if you're going for singles, there's some available in any area right now.  There may even be some available day of but not many.

I saw those tickets, and while tempting, its more than I was planning on spending. I called the Brewers, and they had a pair behind the plate, but in a family friendly, no drinking section. And AC don't fly like that. Especially on a Saturday baseball game. The only other tix available are SRO.

[SCdem@MU]

By the way, if you think there's high enough demand in Milwaukee for more business-quality hotels, consider this:  I come in from out of town to the MU games, and often stay in hotels.  It isn't at all uncommon to get a nice room in a full-service hotel (like the Waukesha Marriott or the Residence Inn in the old Marshall Fields building downtown) for $100 or less.  Think of what the rates would be like if there were twice as many rooms....

I haven't had to spend more than $70 including tax for a room at the Hilton or the Hyatt when I've traveled for the Wisconsin, G-town, or Syracuse games.