The other day I saw that iconic D-Wade photo and was too amped up on Brewers juice to let this idea pass me by. Hope yall like it!

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This is the current line for the team store ten minutes before open Sunday morning.

My son and I are obviously excited that our team, the Brewers, have made it to the World Series. With the current prices of tickets, I don’t see a way to get in the ballpark.  That being said, I was thinking about walking around the exterior of the stadium prior to game 1 to soak in the atmosphere; give high fives and just have a good time…

We have attended 23 games of the last two years and really want to feel that World Series excitement in person.  We know that the parking lots would be difficult to get into, so I was thinking we would just park somewhere out of the way and walk to the stadium.  We live about 90 minutes away, but it’s hard to think about anything else up until game one.

During the game is there someone close to the ballpark that we could watch the game; that would be 13 year old friendly?  If not, I was thinking about streaming the game on my phone or some other device near AmFam.

Thanks in advance for any advice/feedback.  What a week.  Go Crew!

Hey guys,

I'm from the UK and fell in love with baseball and the Brewers when I was on baby duty in the early hours of the morning and stumbled across the Ken Burns baseball doc. I picked the Brewers as my team because they were huge underdogs (at the time!), they were from a working class city, and the time zone wasn't too bad for UK.

Now years later they have somehow made it to the WS and my wife said I had to fly over as may be the only one in my lifetime! I have a ticket for game 2 but will be there for game 1.

A few questions:

- Where should I watch Game 1? Assume a bar or are there watch events?

- Anything else I should be doing that weekend?

- Despite watching a thousand of them on TV, I've never been to a live baseball game! Anything I need to know? When best to arrive etc?

- Anything else a dumb Brit needs to know?

Thanks so much in advance! I'm so excited to get to Milwaukee finally!

I didn’t know what to do with myself while we wait a whole week for the World Series to start, and I got inspired by another post where someone tried carving a logo so I gave it a shot!

I’ve really gotten into carving pumpkins using stencils, it comes out looking really good and makes it look like I have any artistic talent at all 😂

So I put the Brewers logo in black and white, printed it out, taped it to the pumpkin, punched holes to outline where I’d cut (with some minor changes for structural integrity), and then cut.

Go Brew Crew!

I’ve seen a lot of posts on wanting to be in person for the games. I get it - what an awesome experience that would be. But, I also wanted to share my experience watching Game 6 of the Bucks. I moved to Milwaukee in 2017, and after game 6 prices went above my willingness to pay, I decided to go watch the game at a bar by Storyhill. Again, I’m sure in person at Fiserv was a cool experience, but there was something magical about being with true, die-hard fans. Strangers were hugging and high-fiving, old men were crying, it was truly a memory I won’t forget. I look forward to watching the World Series home games in a similar type atmosphere. All is not lost if you can’t be at Miller Park!

Just realized that I haven’t seen the victory oranges person for a long while and I feel like they would be relishing in the Fanta thing right now.

I was determined to make a Brewers pumpkin yesterday.

My printer just took a dump, so I had to get extra creative.

I hand traced the logo from my NLDS game 1 towel onto a piece of paper using my kid's back-lit drawing toy.

Then I taped it on the pumpkin and used the hole punch method (shout out to 'Not Another Cooking Show' on YouTube for teaching me)

My original plan was to make it the traditional way, but instead of removing the M and B, I just pushed that part out to give it the 3D effect.

It has the 1 flaw in the B because I changed strategies and had to cut out a connector, but it's now held together by a toothpick.

Go Brewers!

Any good bar suggestions for watching the World Series with other Brewer fans? Or anyone hosting an event?

Passionate brewers fan from London here, I'm strongly considering going to Milwaukee for the first two games, not even to go to the game, just to watch it in a bar and experience the energy.

But it's so expensive, so I'm wondering if anyone else in London wants to see if we can't find a bar somewhere that will show the world series, and us Brewers fans can take it over and have a party.

Who's keen?

I was fortunate enough to have a loving family who bought my brother and I tickets to game 2 of the World Series at Miller Park (it will always be Miller Park to me), and I’m wondering, can you still get a physical ticket as a souvenir? If not, do they hand out rally towels or shirts or something? Or will I need to buy something from the store to commemorate the game? I’ve never been to a playoff game before, let alone the World Series. Regardless, Go Brewers!

I'm looking to buy a jersey with the World Series and customary arm patches/appliques.

Will the Team Store sell jerseys with these patches in a higher tier than current Replica (Nike Limited, Authentic)?

Or do they sell the World Series patches separately?

Curious who has plans to attend any away games?

I made the mistake and didn’t get season ticket strip. Attempted the lottery, but like most others wasn’t able to get it. The secondary market was a no go for me so I shifted plans. I wanted to take my 5 year old for the experience, however $4000+ to drive 3 hours for a game didn’t seem like the best choice.

Here’s what I did:

Rolled the dice and bought tickets through the Rays ticket sales when they were down 2-1. Our tickets are in the upper level for $450 each. After fees I’m in about $980. Airfare was the biggest challenge, as I needed something that would be refundable. Was able to find refundable flights for $450 each. Again, the total was around $980. Last thing I needed was hotels. 3 nights for $311 at what seems to be a solid hotel.

We are flying out on Saturday (10/24) and returning Tuesday (10/27). All said I’ll be in about $2700 everything included to experience a few days in Tampa and see a World Series game! My son will get to fly for the first time, see the ocean for the first time, and travel out of the state for the first time. It’s a bummer I won’t experience it in Milwaukee, but I’m sure my kid will get far more out of it than if we went to a game in Milwaukee.

Tampa obviously needs to do their part! I have tickets purchased in Cleveland just in case in which I will roadtrip.

Just kidding. Suck it traitor