MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers will begin selling individual game tickets at 9 a.m. CT on Feb. 27 as part of their annual "Arctic Tailgate," the club announced Friday.
While some fans purchase tickets via Brewers.com from the warmth of their home or office, others will brave the elements at Miller Park. The Famous Racing Sausages, Bernie Brewer and former Brewers players will be on hand to greet fans waiting in line for tickets, the first 2,000 of whom will receive a T-shirt.
Participants will be allowed to set up camp outside the ballpark prior to noon on Feb. 25. No hand-made or hand-built shelters, or shelters made of cardboard or wood, will be permitted. Shelters with a footprint greater than 100 square feet are not permitted unless otherwise approved by the Brewers. Miller Park power sources are not available for public use, and gas generators are not permitted on the property. Only state-approved gas/propane heating/grilling units with fuel-valve turn-offs and self-contained charcoal/wood units are permitted; provided, however, that they be a minimum distance of 25 feet from the building or shelters. The Brewers reserve the right to remove any shelter, items or individuals from the property.
As in past seasons, the team says only a small supply of Opening Day tickets will be available for sale, and only in person at Miller Park. While supplies last, each fan can purchase up to four tickets to Opening Day.
Meanwhile, through Feb. 15, fans can visit Brewers.com/opportunity to register for an advance sales opportunity for Opening Day and for a presale of weekend games at Miller Park this season.
The Brewers offer demand-based pricing in almost all seating categories (excluding all-inclusive areas, suites and the Uecker seats). Beginning with the first day of individual game sales, pricing for all 81 home games is subject to change. More information regarding demand-based pricing is at Brewers.com/tickets.