That was wrong. Sandy Alomar, Jr. pop one over the left field fence. Now, some of you may think this isn't really that historic, but for being a guy, a baseball fan, and a life-long Milwaukee Brewers fan, being at the first game ever played at Miller Park was very special. The brick and glass exterior opened up to wide aisles teeming with curious fans. My seat was on the second level and was probably as close to the action down on the field as field-level seats at old County Stadium.
Concession stands and bathrooms are plentiful.
Both were only a short distance from my seat. One problem with the bathroom I used was that there were lots of windows with a wall separating the facilities from the view. The best part was after the game. My jaw dropped, and I must have looked like at little kid at the circus. It was mesmerizing seeing how some huge steel panels could fold up into the sides of the stadium and open up the sky to the view of every stiff-necked fan watching.