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Brewers suites will vary in price depending on opponent, day of game, and suite availability. Most Brewers games will range from $3,000 to $5,500. For any non-Brewers event at Miller Park, suite prices can vary widely based on the type of event.
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Club Suites for Brewers games include 20 tickets and 2 VIP parking passes. If needed, up to 4 additional tickets can be purchased for the suite. With your suite you... MORE

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The Milwaukee Brewers were one of last year’s surprise teams in Major League Baseball. Expected by many to be basement dwellers in the NL Central, the Brew Crew led the division for much of the summer and finished with a record of 86-76. Milwaukee finished one game shy of the postseason, leading to optimism that the club can get over the hump in 2018.

Manager Craig Counsell will rely on last year’s power surge to carry over to the new season. Eric Thames, Domingo Santana, and Travis Shaw each hit over 30 home runs, which was the primary reason the Brewers led the National League in home runs last season. Ryan Braun will look to have a bounceback year in 2018, while Jonathan Villar, Orlando Arcia, and Keon Broxton will play key roles as well. Replicating the offensive performance from last year will be key for Milwaukee.

The Milwaukee Brewers signed right-hander Jhoulys Chacin to a 2 year, $15.5 million contract in the off-season to bolster the starting rotation. Jimmy Nelson will miss a good portion of 2018 after having shoulder surgery in September, which is why the Brewers felt the need to sign Chacin in free agency. Zach Davies, who has been very impressive during his first few years in the MLB, provides another top of the rotation starter for Milwaukee. At just 25 years old, Davies hopes to have a breakout season in 2018. Chase Anderson will look to build off of last year’s success as well. In order to add depth to the rotation, the Brewers brought back former ace Yovani Gallardo on a 1 year, $2 million deal. He will compete for a backend starting rotation spot in spring training. In the bullpen, 2017 All-Star Corey Knebel will be the man locking down games in the ninth inning. He was ironically acquired as just a minor league prospect when the Brewers traded Gallardo away a few seasons ago. Now both pitchers plan to help the Brewers win ball games in 2018.

Built in 2001, Miller Park is fan-friendly ballpark. Brewers luxury suites are perfect for any occasion, whether it be for business or pleasure. Most Brewers luxury boxes will accommodate groups of 16-24 guests. Skyboxes at Miller Park will feature private restrooms, HDTVs, upscale furnishing, VIP parking, balcony seating and interior lounge seating. Guests with a suite ticket will also be able to enter Miller Park through a private entrance.

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Posted Feb 8, 2017

The 2017 Milwaukee Brewers have committed to rebuilding. Under new GM David Stearns, the Brewers roster has been purged of large contracts and aging players. Stearns is accumulating prospects and piecing together a competitive team. Miller Park remains a hitters park, so expect plenty of home runs in 2017. Brewers fans will be happy to see the familiar face of Ryan Braun once again anchoring their lineup. Braun is a hometown favorite; he returns for his 11th season with Milwaukee. Stearns and Manager Craig Counsell will try to surround Braun with enough protection to keep him dangerous. In the offseason, the Brewers signed power-hitting outfielder Eric Thames to replace Chris Carter who hit 41 home runs last season. Thames has played the past 2 seasons in Korea. Fans hope his raw power will still translate back into the Major League's. Brewers fans have reason to be excited about slick-fielding shortstop Orlando Arcia. Arcia is still developing as a hitter, but he certainly offers high upside. With Arcia slated to be the everday shortstop, Jonathan Villar will transition to second base. Villar had a productive season last year, his first as an everyday player. Villar hit 19 homeruns and maintained an OPS well over .800. 

While the Brewers do have a limited rotation, potential is evident. Junior Guerra finished last season with a 2.81 ERA with 121 innings pitched. Management is keen on his upside. Veteran's Matt Garza and Zach Davies will be counted on heavily. Davies does not overpower hitters, but he has good control, limits walks and pitches to situational contact. The Brewers should have a reliable bullpen in 2017. After acquiring reliever Neftali Feliz in January expect him to become the new closer.

Built in 2001, Miller Park is fan-friendly ballpark. Brewers luxury suites are perfect for any occasion, be it business or pleasure. Most Brewers luxury boxes will accommodate groups of 16-24. VIP parking will be included with your suite rental. Luxury boxes at Miller Park will feature private restrooms, HDTVs, upscale furnishing, balcony seating and interior lounge seating. Guests with a suite ticket will also be able to enter Miller Park through a private entrance.

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Posted Mar 18, 2016

The NL Central division is one of the league’s most competitive divisions. The 2016 Milwaukee Brewers have committed to rebuilding their team to be able to compete in this division in the future. In order to do that, they cut ties with a lot of major league talent and brought in a lot of young players. Since the start of the 2015 season, the Brewers have let go or traded players such as Carlos Gomez, Jean Segura, Aramis Ramirez, Francisco Rodriguez, Adam Lind, Khris Davis, Mike Fiers and Gerardo Parra. In 2016, the Brewers will hope to see some of their prospects replace these players. Domingo Santana should take over as an everyday outfielder. Shortstop Orlando Arcia will make the Segura trade is easy to forget as Arcia is one of the league’s best prospects. Outfielder Brett Phillips was acquired in the Gomez trade and he’ll bring much needed power to this lineup for years to come.

Ryan Braun has battled injuries every season it seems like since winning the MVP award in 2011. Braun is still an elite hitter who is also a threat to steal over 20 bases. Catcher Jonathan Lucroy is rumored to be traded at some point this season. Despite a down year last season, Lucroy is one of the best hitting catchers in baseball. Chris Carter is a new addition to the lineup. Carter is capable to hit over 30 home runs this season. Scooter Gennett, Aaron Hill, Will Middlebrooks and Jonathan Villar will all be somewhat of a platoon role this season.

The Brewers do have some intriguing pitchers who could break out in 2016. Jimmy Nelson and Taylor Jungmann both showed promise last season. Wily Peralta, Matt Garza and Chase Anderson will fill out the rotation. Jungmann could be the ace by the time this season wraps up. Without Rodriguez in the bullpen, the Brewers have multiple options to close games out. Will Smith, Corey Knebel and Jeremy Jeffress could all get chances for saves in 2016.

Miller Park is one of the more entertaining ballparks in the league. Brewers luxury suites are perfect for any occasion, whether it is for a business event or for friends and family. Most Brewers suites will accommodate groups of 20. VIP parking will be included with your suite. Luxury boxes at Miller Park will feature private restrooms, HDTVs, upscale furnishing, balcony seating and interior lounge seating. Guests with a suite ticket will also enter Miller Park through a private entry and have exclusive access the Brewers’ VIP clubs.

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Milwaukee Brewers Suite Prices

How much do Brewers suites cost?

Brewers suites will vary in price depending on opponent, day of game, and suite availability. Most Brewers games will range from $3,000 to $5,500. For any non-Brewers event at Miller Park, suite prices can vary widely based on the type of event.
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Location

Miller Park
1 Brewers Way
Milwaukee, WI 53214