Sox last 2 ST games in Milwaukee, when do tix go on sale?

[kruzer31]

Anyone know when these two games go on sale?

Jeff

[SephClone89]

I've been wondering the same. It looks like Brewers regular season tickets don't go on sale until the beginning of March, so probably around then?

I've heard that last time around these tickets were dirt cheap. I plan on going up for the Saturday game.

[amsteel]

I would guess 2/23 along with the reg season tix.

http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?...s_mil&c_id=mil

[HomeFish]

I highly recommend this as a quick baseball roadtrip. Or train trip, actually: Chicago <-> Milwaukee is the only Amtrak route in the top 20 not located on the east coast.

[beasly213]

Last time this happened... I was in college still so maybe 7-8 years ago? Tix were $5 for outfield and I got them at the gate day of. They also only allowed access to the lower level.

[comiskey2000]

Going to Miller Park is a fun time. The Sox had a regular season series there a few years ago. Nearly full crowd as I recall, loaded with Chicago fans of course. It would be cool if they played there every year.

[SephClone89]

Originally Posted by HomeFish

I highly recommend this as a quick baseball roadtrip. Or train trip, actually: Chicago <-> Milwaukee is the only Amtrak route in the top 20 not located on the east coast.

I'm looking at doing a Brewers day game/Sox night game doubleheader in September. The 14th.

A full list of two-ballpark "doubleheader" opportunities for 2013 below...

http://mlbreports.com/2013/02/05/master-sked/

[Mr. Jinx]

Originally Posted by SephClone89

I'm looking at doing a Brewers day game/Sox night game doubleheader in September. The 14th.

A full list of two-ballpark "doubleheader" opportunities for 2013 below...

http://mlbreports.com/2013/02/05/master-sked/

Some of those opportunities on the website are really stretching it. I don't think the author is allotting the proper amount of time to get through security and to also deplane for those ones that involve air travel.

[doublem23]

Originally Posted by HomeFish

I highly recommend this as a quick baseball roadtrip. Or train trip, actually: Chicago <-> Milwaukee is the only Amtrak route in the top 20 not located on the east coast.

That's a great train ride. Also every time I go to Milwaukee and I Priceline a hotel, I get the Hilton which is probably a 5 minute walk from the Milwaukee train station. Can't beat it, but how easy is it to get to Miller Park without a car? Damn stadium's in the middle of nowhere.

[WLL1855]

Originally Posted by doublem23

That's a great train ride. Also every time I go to Milwaukee and I Priceline a hotel, I get the Hilton which is probably a 5 minute walk from the Milwaukee train station. Can't beat it, but how easy is it to get to Miller Park without a car? Damn stadium's in the middle of nowhere.

Last time I did the Sox/Brewers preseason finale game there were a number of bars that ran a shuttle to the park (granted, this was quite a number of years ago). I'm not sure if this is still available or not.

[amsteel]

Originally Posted by doublem23

That's a great train ride. Also every time I go to Milwaukee and I Priceline a hotel, I get the Hilton which is probably a 5 minute walk from the Milwaukee train station. Can't beat it, but how easy is it to get to Miller Park without a car? Damn stadium's in the middle of nowhere.

There's a Milwaukee County bus that runs down Wisconsin Ave for Brewers games. Also, within the last couple years they built a new road parallel to I-94 that gets you from downtown to the park in maybe 10 min, so you could take a cab.

[dickallen15]

Originally Posted by doublem23

That's a great train ride. Also every time I go to Milwaukee and I Priceline a hotel, I get the Hilton which is probably a 5 minute walk from the Milwaukee train station. Can't beat it, but how easy is it to get to Miller Park without a car? Damn stadium's in the middle of nowhere.

There is a shuttle bus right with a stop right across the street from the Hilton.