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No matter who is playing, sitting in the old green bleachers, with Mount Helena as a back drop, the view alone is worth the trip. But the small stadium feels like you are right there with the players. It is something we do every summer.

This is a great place to see a Milwaukee Brewers farm team play - Ryan Braun played here. Lots of specials and also Legion baseball. Great food and beer and family specials - a fun outing.

Everyone has such great sportsmanship. The fans are loud and fun to be around. They are all very talkative and friendly for the most part. I loved the Energy though

Ticket prices should be cheaper, but parking on the street and adjacent lot is free. Do not sit too far back behind the grandstand because your view with be obstructed, also if you are behind a pillar. Mountain views are nice and the sun sets late. It's old-school in every respect, but that's okay. Everybody is friendly. Minor League baseball: gotta love it! The Helena Brewers are an affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers.

I recent;y saw major league games in Seattle and Denver and the prices here for first level pro ball are nearly the same. I could not be more disappointed. I want to support the local team but at these prices, they are losing out on putting more fans in the ballpark

If possible, when traveling, we try to attend a baseball game that may be in the area we are visiting. So we were thrilled to find this classic little ball park with it's great location and architecture. Such a relief from the new cookie cutter fields popping up in Minor League Baseball (admittedly, we are biased because our home baseball field is Fenway). It is easy to get into and out of with free parking. Tickets are inexpensive with the highest being $9 but if you catch the right date and promotion, general admission can be had for as little as a $4 (sometimes less). All of the staff from the ticket office to the concessions that we talked to were very friendly.The Helena Brewers are part of a Rookie League, which means it is the first professional league for many of the players. They play hard as they know it is a long road to the majors. The night we were there, we actually saw a broken bat home run - wow!So, if you are in the area and like baseball, don't miss the opportunity to experience this great little park.

It's a dated field, but it's a heck of a backdrop behind the stadium. We don't get to watch too many baseball games in WI with mountains behind them.

Home of the Helena Brewers rookie league affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers. Decent selection of concessions. Covered grand stand seats are more comfortable that bleachers down the line. Stay away from the 3rd base side until after sunset. Very old ball park but all seats are close to the action. Wonderful on a warm summer evening. Ticket prices are very reasonable.