I sat there for the first time in about 30 years this past Sunday. It has a nice interior space to retreat to when it rains, but otherwise it really sucks. You can't get there from every gate and, at least on the day I was there, they won't let you access the lower bowl. I think it's going to be another 30 years before I sit there again.

Club level. The 5 rows of seats in between the empty skyboxes

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Replaced garbage with garbage. Just like managers.

Sat there a few times. It beats the hell out of sitting with most "fans".

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Club seats are great. Just talking about the wasted 15 ft above and the 15 feet below them.

A friend of mine who used to live in the West Loop would Photoshop his computerized printed ticket for weekday games. He'd have the original in the very cheap seats to get into the stadium, and then the photoshopped one to get past the dragons and into the 300 level. He had a good idea of how far down the foul line he should pick his seat so as for it to be plausible yet not have somebody buy them as a walk-up.

The Brewers have a very nice club level.

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The only reason I sat there is because my wife and I went with my parents and my mother is a huge Anthony Rizzo fan (she even wore a Cubs Rizzo jersey to the game, she was getting a lot of dirty looks).The club level seats were the best seats I could get by first base that weren't about $150 a pop.

My wife isn't really a baseball fan and likes to hunt interesting concessions, but you couldn't get shit on the club level. She found this horchata shake online that she wanted to try, but of course, you could only get that in the stadium club. At the end of the game, she turns to me and says "this place is like a prison."