Whether the roof is open or closed, these seats are incredible. Face value, you're looking at $56 per ticket. Expensive but compared to what you will pay for similar seats in other ballparks, it isn't much at all. I saw the Brewers play the Houston Astros when we sat here, so we were able to get them for much more than that. If you can get the dugout box seats (first 7 or so rows), then you're right on top of the field and will be able to see into the Brewers dugout during the game.

These are prime seats if your kids want autographs from the Brewers players before the game begins; 111 is right next to their dugout and right in front of the area the Brewers players stretch at before the game. If you're going to a night game, you should get to the ballpark two hours ahead of time when the gates open and line up down in front. At this time too, the ushers likely haven't arrived at their station to keep fans from going in and out of this section. But if you have a ticket in 111, no worries.

Parking can be a little confusing and you have to drive slow with all of the tailgaters around. The Fingers and Aaron lots are more expensive but quality. The Ucker and Yount lots are my favorite and in my opinion, have the best tailgaters.