Timeless Ticket holders say Brewers aren't fully honoring deal for World Series

Key Points:

• Two Kenosha brothers, Kevin and Kyle Deaton, who purchased Milwaukee Brewers "Timeless Tickets" for $1,000 each over a decade ago, claim the team is not honoring the promise of providing the best available seats for games, including the World Series.
• The brothers were offered only terrace level or standing room seats at prices equal to or below their original purchase price, which they argue contradicts the ticket terms stating redemption is for the best available seats subject to availability.
• The Brewers sold 1,000 Timeless Tickets in 2015, each redeemable for any game, but the current seating options for the World Series have frustrated holders like the Deatons, who expected premium seating closer to the action.
• The team has not responded to requests for comment from TMJ4 regarding the seating controversy, and the brothers say they may watch the games at home unless the Brewers improve the offer.
• Despite the seating dispute, Kevin and Kyle remain supportive of the Brewers’ postseason run but are disappointed by the perceived lack of fulfillment of the Timeless Ticket agreement.