MILWAUKEE- The City of Milwaukee’s ban on tailgating at Brewers game lasted all of a week.
The Brewers and the Milwaukee Health Department announcing today that fans will be able to tailgate outside American Family Field beginning on Monday, April 12th.
“Tailgating is a Wisconsin tradition; it is how we begin our day at the ballpark,” said Brewers President – Business Operations Rick Schlesinger. “We have been in regular contact with the City of Milwaukee Health Department and the opening series was operationally sound. With safety protocols and our fans’ diligence, we are now able to bring back tailgating for those within a seating pod.”
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By Milwaukee Brewers - Apr 7th, 2021 11:13 am
MILWAUKEE – Join the Johnsonville® Famous Racing Sausages in their excitement as the Milwaukee Brewers, with support from the City of Milwaukee Health Department, announce the return of tailgating to American Family Field. Fans coming to the ballpark to cheer on the Brew Crew are now welcome to tailgate with those seated in their designated pods. The updated policy will be in effect beginning with next week’s series against the Chicago Cubs (April 12 – 15).
“Tailgating is a Wisconsin tradition; it is how we begin our day at the ballpark,” said Brewers President – Business Operations
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MILWAUKEE The old baseball traditions are returning, one bratwurst at a time.
The Brewers said Wednesday they’d been cleared by the City of Milwaukee Health Department to allow tailgating outside American Family Field beginning with the team’s next home game on Monday night against the Cubs. The city had placed a temporary ban on the pregame parking lot practice when it approved 25 percent capacity at the ballpark to begin the season.
“Obviously, one of the priorities for our organization was to try to bring a sense of normalcy back to our game experience, and Brewers games without tailgating felt like there was something awry in the universe,” Brewers president of business operations Rick Schlesinger said. “This is a step in the right direction.