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Brewers relocate NLDS watch parties for Games 3 and 4 to stadium plaza

The Brewers' NLDS watch parties scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday will now be held at the stadium plaza instead of other locations.

Brewers relocate NLDS watch parties for Games 3 and 4 to stadium plaza

The Milwaukee Brewers have decided to relocate their National League Division Series watch parties for Games 3 and 4 to the UW Credit Union Plaza area beyond the outfield wall at American Family Field. This change in venue comes after positive feedback following the Rally for October event held in the same area during the final road series of the year, as well as the late start times for the games in San Diego, which had first pitch at 8:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. Admission to the watch parties is free, but fans will need a ticket to attend, with the option to claim up to five tickets per person starting at noon on Monday.

Tickets can be obtained at brewers.com/Postseason. Gates will open one hour before first pitch, and capacity will be limited to 3,000 ticketed fans. Fans are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, arrive early for pregame activities, and wear blue and yellow gear. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.

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