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Bradley Center Information
The Bradley Center, which is located in the heart of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is the official home of the Milwaukee Bucks NBA franchise team. In addition, the Bradley Center hosts the MISL's Milwaukee Wave and the AHL's Admirals. This facility is Wisconsin's main sports and entertainment complex. In addition to hosting sports, the Bradley Center is also the site of ice competitions and also hosts some of the biggest names in music as they perform concerts for thousands of fans.
Construction was complete in 1988 on this $90 million arena. Area luminaries Jane and Lloyd Pettit gifted the state of Wisconsin with this new facility in memory of Jane's late father, Harry Lynde Bradley. Bradley was co-founder and chairman of the Allen-Bradley Company. This massive facility offers glass-enclosed lobbies, three concourse levels and a variety of seating options. The Bradley Center's seating capacity is over 18,700 for basketball.
For those with an appetite, there are nearby food and concession stands located throughout the arena, which provides an array of choices. The Bradley Center has boosted the city of Milwaukee into a major tourist attraction and convention destination. In addition, it has brought national recording artists and a lot of revenue to local business owners.
If you take the time to browse the upcoming event schedule at any given time, you will notice a vast combination of sports, big name concerts and college basketball. Whether a sports fan, music lover or college sports enthusiast, there is something for everyone at the Bradley Center. With more than 16,000 parking places in the close vicinity, there is ample parking for those who are so inclined.
Fans who may want to take home a souvenir can stop by the local team store, which offers officially licensed apparel, collectibles and other treasures. Appropriate items are made available to coincide with the event, so be sure to look for your favorite concert shirt on the night of a concert and so on.
The Bradley Center is located at 1001 N 4th Street in Milwaukee. It's modern design and fan friendly atmosphere have helped it to remain the premier site for both sports and entertainment in the state of Wisconsin. Fans travel great distances just to see their favorite musician, athlete, ice skater, etc. While in town, fans can enjoy visiting some of the amenities in the city, which include fine dining, a nice stroll or plenty of shopping.
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