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AMERICAN FAMILY FIELD
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American Family Field Shade Guide
Expert tips and in-depth guides for finding the best shaded seats at American Family Field
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Frequently Asked Questions
When the roof is closed, the park is fully enclosed and there's no sun at all. The Brewers close it for cold or wet weather, typically not heat. On a hot, sunny day, expect it open. However, for the most current game day roof status and weather report, call the American Family Field Roof Hotline at 414-902-4636.
With the roof open, the first-base side is the shade side, getting shade long before the third-base side. The third-base line and left field are the sunny spots, and the right-field "Uecker" bleachers catch the sun late in the game.
The Field Level Sections 106–119 (first-base side) are the best for sitting close. Also strong: the Loge Sections 206–219 (higher rows), the Terrace top rows under the roof-support structure, and the third-base-side upper deck.
Yes. The top rows of the upper deck are shaded by the roof-support structure regardless of roof position, and the Loge and upper-deck overhangs cover the higher rows on the first-base side. And of course, a closed roof means a fully covered, climate-controlled game.
With the roof open, the first-base side higher rows and the Terrace top rows are shaded from early on, and shadows spread across the first-base side as the game goes on, while the third-base line and left field stay sunny.