Brewers' 'Timeless Ticket' holders say team reneges on World Series seat promise

Two brothers who bought Milwaukee Brewers "Timeless Ticket" packages for $1,000 each over a decade ago say the team is not honoring its promise of best available seats for the World Series, offering only terrace level or standing room options instead. Kevin and Kyle Deaton, from Kenosha, were surprised last week when they saw the seating choices for Timeless Ticket holders, which they argue contradict the ticket's stated redemption for "best available seat locations." They claim the offered seats are among the worst in the stadium, and Kyle has refused to attend out of principle. The Brewers sold 1,000 Timeless Tickets more than a decade ago, redeemable for any game including the World Series. The brothers had waited patiently for this moment, hoping for seats in the first ten rows, but now plan to watch at home unless the team improves its offer. The Brewers have not yet responded to requests for comment.