American Family Field

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Updated On :03 Oct, 2026

Full Name
American Family Field

Capacity
41,900

Type
Both Indoor & Outdoor

Location
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

Surface Type
Grass

American Family Field formerly known as Miller Park, is a baseball ground, located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States. It is home to the American professional baseball team Milwaukee Brewers. Opened on 6th April 2001, the stadium is owned and operated by Southeast Wisconsin Professional Baseball Park and the home team Milwaukee Brewers. The stadium can hold around 41,900 spectators. The construction work to build the baseball stadium commenced in 1996. American international architecture firm HKS, Inc. and NBBJ contributed their best to shape the Baseball Park. A fan-shaped convertible roof makes the stadium unique.

American Family Field has a unique fan-shaped retractable roof that can open or close in about 10 minutes. Large glass panels provide natural light for the grass, while movable heating lamps help maintain the field during the off-season.

Trivia

Miller Park has been used to shoot scenes of a Hollywood motion picture "Mr. 3000".

Significance

Major League Baseball organized the series between Cleveland Indians and Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at Miller Park in 2007.
Miller Park also played host to a friendly match between Club Atlas and Newcastle United during the 2015 All-Star Break. Club Atlas won the match by 2-1.
The Chicago Cubs and Houston Astros played a two-game series at Miller Park in September 2008.
Miller Park hosted the United States Bowling Congress Masters finals on 28th October 2007.
In July 2014, Chivas of Guadalajara and Swansea City played an international friendly match which resulted in a 1-1 draw infront of 31,000 spectators.
An event "Field of Honour: A Salute to the Greatest Generation" was held at the stadium on 11th August 2012.
The stadium hosted the 2002 MLB All-Star Game, between the all-stars of the American League (AL) and National League (NL). The game resulted in a tie.