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Special Events Guide SPECIAL EVENTS GUIDE MILWAUKEE BREWERS BASEBALL CLUB 2021 AMFAMFIELD.COM || (414) 902-4452 TABLE OF CONTENTS CLICK TO NAVIGATE PRIVATE EVENT VENUES Johnson Controls Stadium Club . 1 Northwestern Mutual Legends Club . 2 SKYY Lounge . 3 PNC Club Level . 4 Miller Lite Landing & Local Brews . 5 Third Base Ward . 6 Seating Bowl, Warning Track & Field . 7 CONFERENCE CENTER Executive Suite, Abramson Room & Uecker Room . 9 Molitor Room, Yount Room & Aaron Room . 10 OUTDOOR EVENT SPACES Parkings Lots & Run/Walks . 12 Tailgate Haus & Helfaer Field . 13 RATES AND CAPACITIES Private Event Rates . 8 Conference Center Rates . 11 Outdoor Event Rates . 14 EVENT ENHANCEMENTS . 15 EVENT CATERING . 16 BALLPARK TOURS . 17 POLICIES AND PROCEDURES . 18 PRIVATE EVENT VENUES JOHNSON CONTROLS STADIUM CLUB Located in the left field corner of the PNC Club Level, the Johnson Controls Stadium Club is an elegant space to host memorable events. With a full wall of windows overlooking the field, the space is sure to impress. AMFAMFIELD.COM || 1 PRIVATE EVENT VENUES NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LEGENDS CLUB Overlooking left field, the Northwestern Mutual Legends Club is ideal for a truly spectacular event. The indoor-outdoor space offers a comfortable lounge inside and a spa- cious deck perfect for business events, pri- vate receptions and social gatherings. AMFAMFIELD.COM || 2 PRIVATE EVENT VENUES SKYY LOUNGE Located on the PNC Club Level behind home plate, the SKYY Lounge is a spacious area for a variety of events such as meetings, luncheons, formal dinners, networking events and wedding receptions. AMFAMFIELD.COM || 3 PRIVATE EVENT VENUES PNC CLUB LEVEL The PNC Club Level encompasses the entire third floor concourse along the first and third baselines, as well as the SKYY Lounge. This climate controlled space is ideal for trade shows, expos or other large social events. AMFAMFIELD.COM || 4 PRIVATE EVENT VENUES MILLER LITE LANDING American Family Field’s newest venue is perfect for your next happy hour or social gathering. The space features a large patio area with amazing views of the playing field, a full-service bar and unique guest amenities. LOCAL BREWS Located on the Loge Level of American Family Field, the Local Brews Bar is a great setting for a small celebration or an intimate beer tasting. The full-service bar features 15+ amazing Wisconsin brewed beers on-tap. AMFAMFIELD.COM || 5 PRIVATE EVENT VENUES THIRD BASE WARD Located on the Field Level Concourse, the Third Base Ward is great as a standalone event space or in conjunction with a field or seating bowl event. The space features an open air view to the field and our famous barrel bar. AMFAMFIELD.COM || 6 PRIVATE EVENT VENUES SEATING BOWL, WARNING TRACK AND FIELD The seating bowl, warning track and field are available for company meetings, employee recognition events, award presentations, galas and much more. Combined with our main scoreboard, LED boards and retractable roof, the event is sure to be a hit, rain or shine. AMFAMFIELD.COM || 7 PRIVATE EVENT RATES PRIVATE EVENT VENUES DAYTIME EVENING CAPACITY AVAILABILITY VENUE INFO 7 hour rental RENTAL CATERING RENTAL CATERING BANQUET MEETING / COCKTAIL FEE MINIMUM FEE MINIMUM SEATING PRESENTATION RECEPTION JOHNSON CONTROLS $1,600 $2,500 $2,100 $5,000 180* 152 300 Year-Round STADIUM CLUB *Seated capacity may be lower pending set-up needs. Seating for up to 220 may be possible; additional $200 service charge will be incurred. NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LEGENDS CLUB Entire Club | Apr-Sep $1,500 $1,000 $2,000 $2,000 140 70 250 April - September Year-Round Interior Only | Nov-Mar $1,000 $500 $1,500 $1,000 70 70 100 SKYY LOUNGE & PNC CLUB LEVEL SKYY Lounge Only $2,500 $3,250 $3,000 $7,000 300 300 400 March - November Add Third Baseline $3,000 - $4,500 - $1,000 - $1,500 - Add First Baseline MILLER LITE LANDING $1,500 $1,000 $2,000 $1,500 N/A N/A 250 April - September LOCAL BREWS $1,500 $500 $1,500 $500 N/A N/A 75 April - September STADIUM RENTALS SEVEN HOUR RENTAL CAPACITY AVAILABILITY RENTAL FEE CATERING MINIMUM BANQUET or COCKTAIL MEETING / PRESENTATION FIELD LEVEL First Base Ward $3,500 $3,000 400 N/A Third Base Ward $3,500 $3,000 400 N/A April-September Entire Level Concourse $8,500 Varies Varies N/A LOGE LEVEL $7,500 Varies Varies N/A April-September Entire Level Concourse TERRACE LEVEL $7,500 Varies Varies N/A April-September Entire Level Concourse SEATING BOWL $4,000 Varies N/A Varies April-September Each Level FIELD & WARNING Please Inquire for Details. Varies Varies May-September TRACK EVENT HOUR DETAILS On non-game days, events may begin at 6:30 AM and must conclude by 11:59 PM. Event spaces will only be open at the time of a scheduled contact ar- rival as agreed upon with your event manger. No earlier access is granted unless previously arranged. Guests who arrive early to the ballpark will not be granted access to event spaces. Events that go over the scheduled event end time will be subject to additional event hour fees of $100 per every hour over. Rental rates are for up to seven (7) hours, unless otherwise noted. Additional hours may be added for a non-prorated charge of $100 per hour. CAPACITIES AND OTHER AMENITIES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE PER HEALTH AND SAFETY REGULATIONS. AMFAMFIELD.COM || 8 CONFERENCE CENTER The Brewers Conference Center meeting rooms are ideal for groups of 10 - 150 prior to Brewers home games or on non-game days as breakout spaces. Each of the rooms offer audio-visual capabilities including ceiling mounted projectors, drop-down screens and in-room audio systems. The Executive Suite, Abramson and Uecker Rooms are located on the PNC Club Level and are available year-round. Directly upstairs on the Terrace Level, the Molitor, Yount and Aaron Rooms are available during the baseball season, April through September. CLUB LEVEL ROOMS EXECUTIVE SUITE On Game Days the rental includes an option for a pre-game meeting, 30 game tickets, 4 parking passes and ballpark fare catering during the game. On non- game days the space is perfect for a small breakout or board meeting. ABRAMSON ROOM The Abramson Room is the smallest of the conference rooms and ideal for 10 - 30 person board meetings or other functions. UECKER ROOM The Uecker Room is a large multi-functional room available year- round for groups of 30 to 60+. It boasts a built-in buffet for catering services, ideal for day-long meetings or large breakouts. AMFAMFIELD.COM || 9 CONFERENCE CENTER TERRACE LEVEL ROOMS MOLITOR ROOM The Molitor Room is the smaller of the three rooms located on the Terrace Level. It accommodates groups of 20 to 50 as a stand alone space or additional breakout. YOUNT ROOM The Yount Room is a mid-sized meeting space ideal for groups of 25 to 60. It is conveniently adjacent to the Aaron Room via removable air wall to allow for an open, larger event space. AARON ROOM The Aaron Room is the largest meeting room, designed for up to 100 guests. It is perfect for full day seminars and meetings, with a pre-function area immediately out- side the room for catering or displays. The Aaron Room can also be combined with the Yount Room for additional space. AMFAMFIELD.COM || 10 CONFERENCE CENTER GAME DAY ROOMS & BREAKOUT SPACES Available as stand alone RENTAL RATES CAPACITIES AVAILABILITY rooms on game days or breakout spaces on NON-GAME GAME CATERING non-game days. Rental ROUNDS CRESCENT CLASSROOM U-SHAPE BOARDROOM THEATER DAY DAY MINIMUM is for 7 hours. ABRAMSON ROOM $500 $600 $300 30 20 30 28 26 48 Year-Round UECKER ROOM $650 $750 $450 60 40 60 36 32 70 Year-Round MOLITOR ROOM $550 $650 $350 50 35 52 28 24 64 April-September YOUNT ROOM $600 $700 $400 50 30 55 28 24 84 April-September AARON ROOM $750 $850 $550 90 66 105 N/A N/A 160 April-September AARON & YOUNT $1,250 $1,350 $750 200 120 128 N/A N/A 200+ April-September Open Partition EXECUTIVE SUITE $500 Varies N/A N/A N/A 38 N/A 16+ 32 April-September Group tickets must be secured prior to reserving a pre-game meeting room. Please contact the Group Sales Office at (414) 902-4777 or visit Brewers.com/Groups to secure a suite, All-Inclusive Area or group tickets. Your sales representative will then provide you with information to connect you with a member of the Special Events team for assistance in booking a pre-game event space. PRE-GAME EVENT INFORMATION ACCESS TO ROOMS & BALLPARK GUEST PARKING • Rooms are available until 10 minutes prior to First Pitch (Game • Meeting Room guests may park in the Brewers 2 Preferred Park- Time) and are not accessible post-game. Personal items may not ing Lot with the purchase of a preferred meeting room pass. be stored in your meeting space during the game. Guests will not • It is recommended that Meeting Room Parking Passes be pur- have access to the event space once play begins. chased at the time the room is booked through the Special Events • All guests will be subject to gate screening upon entering Amer- department at the advance rate of $15 each. ican Family Field. Please visit brewers.com/security for a list of • Parking passes may either be printed and mailed or sent digi- permitted items. All items are subject to search, including items tally in a PDF format. Printed passes must be ordered at least shipped directly to American Family Field.
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