Miller Park History
Baseball's Opening Day is always a day of renewal, a day of expectations. But
Opening Day 2001 in Milwaukee was like nothing the city had ever seen.
More than a decade of planning and four and a half years of
construction culminated in grand fashion at 7:17 p.m. on April 6, 2001,
when Milwaukee Brewers ace Jeff D'Amico fired a strike to Cincinnati
Reds shortstop Barry Larkin.
The Brewers' new state-of-the-art home was officially open for business.
And it truly is state-of-the-art. The signature fan-shaped
convertible roof, a color replay board measuring 48 feet wide and 37
feet tall on top of a matrix scoreboard measuring 76-feet by 32-feet,
and four choices of front-row seats on four different levels make
Miller Park one of baseball's crown jewels.
Miller Park, where a fan upon encountering the brick facade
and structural elegance can't help but feel the reincarnation of
baseball's romantic past. Intimate proximity to the players, natural
grass, and a unique configuration separates this ballpark from any in
the world.
How do I get to Miller Park?
From the East:
Take the East-West Freeway (I-94) west to Miller Park Way (Formerly US
41 South), take the Miller Park exit and enter the Stadium parking
area.
From the West:
Take
the East-West Freeway (I-94) east to Miller Park Way (Formerly US 41
South); exit onto Miller Park Way, take the Miller Park exit and enter
the stadium parking area.
- OR -
Take Bluemound Road East to Story Parkway and turn south, entering Ballpark parking at Gate Two.
From the North:
Take Miller Park Way (Formerly US 41 South) to the Miller Park exit and enter the stadium parking area.
From the South:
Take the South 43rd Street/Stadium Freeway (US 41) north, take the Miller Park exit and enter the stadium parking area.
MILWAUKEE'S MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE
This
is being replaced with new structures and roadway. These may affect how
you will get to Miller Park through the 2008 season.
Get the latest information on the Marquette Interchange
Walk of Fame
The Milwaukee Brewers Walk of Fame commemorates some of the greatest names in Milwaukee Brewers baseball history.
It is located on the plaza area outside of Miller Park, starting near the statues of Robin Yount and Henry Aaron. Each
inductee is honored with a granite-shaped home plate set in the ground.
The Walk of Fame is selected by a committee of approximately 100
Wisconsin media members and Brewers officials. Players and managers who
appeared with the Brewers for a minimum of three years and have been
retired for three seasons are eligible for consideration. To be
elected, nominees must receive 75% of the vote from all ballots
received. Individuals must receive at least 5% of the vote to remain
eligible in future years.
Carry-in Policies
The following items will not be permitted:
Banquet Facilities
The .300 Club »
Thank you for your interest in Miller Park's banquet facilities. Miller
Park can provide Milwaukee with year round accommodations for both
business functions and social events.
Miller Park can accommodate groups of 25-300 people in our
.300 Club and additional Banquet rooms. Well Bread Catering can plan
and organize your event from spectacular food choices to elegant
banquet space. Our experts can recommend a variety of entertainment,
decorative accents or special audiovisual and set up needs.
We can offer a gourmet buffet, formal sit-down dinner service or an upscale tray passed hors d'oeurvres reception.
Still in the baseball mood?
We can organize a non-game day
tailgate party with a ballpark fare menu. No matter what your event,
your guests will enjoy a beautiful view of the stadium. Our
professional and friendly staff will make sure that your event is a
success and a most memorable experience.
| ROOM | CAPACITY | RENTAL FEES | AVAILABILITY |
| The .300 Club | 250 people | $1,300 dinners/banquets $1,000 breakfast/luncheons $4,000 food and beverage minimum Non-Profit rates available |
Available year round except December 24 - January 3 |
| All-Star Room | 100 people | $550 – non game day $275 – non profit rental fee |
Available April - October |
| Uecker Room | 75 people | $500 – non game day $250 – non profit rental fee |
Available year round except December 24 - January 3 |
| Greatest Moments Room | 60 people | $300 - regular non game day rental fee $150 - non profit rental fee |
Available April - October |
| Hall of Fame Room | 50 people | $300 - regular non game day rental fee $150 - non profit rental fee |
Available April - October |
| Warren Abramson Room | 25 people | $350 – non game day $175 – non profit rental fee |
Available year round except December 24 - January 3 |
There is a required $300 food and beverage minimum for all meeting rooms unless otherwise stated.
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