Phoenix, AZ venue guide
Plan your visit to American Family Fields of Phoenix in Phoenix, AZ with entrance, accessibility, transit, parking, dining, and upcoming event details.
Bag policy
Guests may bring a clear single-compartment bag up to 12 x 12 x 6 inches or a non-clear bag up to 9 x 5 x 2 inches, and diaper bags (up to 16 x 16 x 8 inches) and ADA or medical items are allowed as exceptions. Coolers, lawn chairs, umbrellas, aerosol cans, glass or metal containers and full-size bats are among the banned items, and the team will not hold items that are turned away at screening.
Entrances
The Brewers' spring training pages do not publish a gate time; Milwaukee Journal Sentinel guidance says gates usually open 90 minutes before first pitch on home game days and earlier on road game days so fans can watch workouts. Stadium parking lots open three hours before the game.
Upcoming events
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Venue essentials
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Guests may bring a clear single-compartment bag up to 12 x 12 x 6 inches or a non-clear bag up to 9 x 5 x 2 inches, and diaper bags (up to 16 x 16 x 8 inches) and ADA or medical items are allowed as exceptions. Coolers, lawn chairs, umbrellas, aerosol cans, glass or metal containers and full-size bats are among the banned items, and the team will not hold items that are turned away at screening.
Verified Sep 27, 2026Milwaukee Brewers official site (MLB.com)
Verified Sep 27, 2026Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (via Yahoo Sports)
Accessible parking spaces go first come, first served, and courtesy shuttles take guests who need help between the lots and the ballpark before and after each game. The spring training pages do not describe accessible seating, so guests should contact the Phoenix office at 623-245-5500 with seating needs.
Verified Sep 27, 2026Milwaukee Brewers official site (MLB.com)
Policies can change by event. Venue signs, staff, and official event notices are the source of truth at the door.
Getting there
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3600 N. 51st Ave., Phoenix, AZ, 85031
Valley Metro lists Route 41 (Indian School Road), Route 51 (51st Avenue) and the Phoenix MARY circulator as the bus connections for the ballpark. There is no light rail stop nearby, so rail riders need to transfer to a bus or take a rideshare.
Verified Sep 27, 2026Valley Metro official site
Parking
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Official operating notes that apply across events at this venue.
The Brewers do not publish a spring training concessions menu, though the ballpark page notes that food stands are spread along the concourse. Guests may bring factory-sealed plastic water bottles, but outside alcohol, coolers, cans and glass or metal containers are not allowed.
Verified Sep 27, 2026Milwaukee Brewers official site (MLB.com)
The team does not publish restroom locations beyond noting restrooms near the first-base-line concourse. The Journal Sentinel reports that free sunscreen dispensers are usually found in the concourse restrooms.
Verified Sep 27, 2026Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (via Yahoo Sports)
The ballpark has a Brewers Team Store that operates during spring training and closes in the off-season; the team says it reopens for the next spring training season.
Verified Sep 27, 2026Milwaukee Brewers official site (MLB.com)
Upcoming events
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