Milwaukee Brewers

ID [redacted]Hi,The Brewers contacted me.  They will change the labeling of the seat, so that people know that the seat is partially obstructed.  They have also made good for the fact that it had not been labeled correctly at first.  I am completely satisfied.Thanks

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Review: I bought tickets for my family to see the Brewers play the Twins. I bought six tickets directly from the Brewers in the TB section of 419. We were in row 7, seats 10-15. I bought the tickets the first day tickets went on sale hoping to provide the best experience that I could afford for my family. It turns out that seat 15 can not see first base,center field, or right field if you sit normally in your seat. Even if you uncomfortably lean as far forward as you can, you will never see right field. I understand that there are obstructed view seats, but these were not listed as such. We ended up switching seats throughout the game, so no one was stuck in the "blind seat" the whole game. We also had a family with two newborn babies holding them up in the air in front of us the whole time too. When I told them that my kids couldn't see the game, they treated my whole family like we were [redacted]. I love the Brewers, but experiences like this don't make me want to make the 4 hour trip so that my kids can see the Brewers live. I have the picture of my view if you want to see it.Desired Settlement: I want tickets for another game. I don't want to have to play musical chairs in order to see the game. I don't want my 10 yr old son to be treated like a jerk when his dad asks for the people in front of him to lower their baby so that his son can see.

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