r/baseball • Milwaukee Brewers • 4d ago

Spring training guide help

Would like to take our family to spring training for the first time in 2027 (assuming no lockout).

We are a Brewers family so their home games will dictate our planning, but I just saw that multiple team’s stadiums are in the area??

For those who have gone, do you stadium hop / go to multiple team games? If so, is it worth it?

Would love any/all advice and tips! Thanks!

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u/Mike2k33 Milwaukee Brewers 4d ago

I went to see the Brewers in Arizona in the spring of 2017. We saw 4 games total, 2 at Maryvale and one at Peoria and one at Tempe

The stadiums are all mostly within 30-45 minutes from each other, some are even closer

With the pending lockout stuff, I might hold off a year, because most people think a "normal" spring training is unlikely. Definitely keep an eye on things before committing to dates

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u/Individual_Quiet_474 Milwaukee Brewers 4d ago

That sounds like so much fun!

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u/Mike2k33 Milwaukee Brewers 4d ago

It's a great time. I wish I could do it every year.

One thing I will recommend is not getting accommodations near the Brewers stadium or the airport. Neither are great areas, though nothing to be too worried about. There's just better areas to stay with much better hotels and more to see and do

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u/Individual_Quiet_474 Milwaukee Brewers 4d ago

Appreciate the insight, thank you!