We are planning on driving from Chicago to a Brewers game Labor Day weekend and staying for 1 night. We'll leave the next day & head to Madison for 1 more night. My question is if we stay at a hotel in downtown Milwaukee, could we easily take a cab to/from the stadium? Or is there some bus or shuttle that is available? Thanks!
Are there cabs in downtown Milwaukee?
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The DT hotels genrally have a line of cabs waiting.
This is from the Milwaukee OCunty Transit website:
Milwaukee Brewers fans can catch an MCTS Route 90 (Miller Park) bus on Wisconsin Avenue from the Downtown Transit Center to Miller Park.
Rt. 90 begins two hours before game time. On specific games with projected heavy attendance, buses will operate every 10 minutes. During all other home games, buses will operate approximately every 30 minutes.
Rt. 90 begins at the Downtown Transit Center and makes stops along Wisconsin Avenue. From Van Buren to 10th Street, the buses stop roughly every two blocks. After 10th Street, Rt. 90 stops about every four blocks up to N. 38th St. Rt. 90 drops off passengers at the MCTS Transit Area on Young Drive on the north side of Miller Park. Return trips operate from Young Dr. along Wisconsin Ave. to the Downtown Transit Center. After the game is completed, buses leave from the MCTS Transit Area at Miller Park up to one-half hour after the game.
Thank you abram! Would you happen to know if it's easy to get a cab from Miller Park back downtown? We live in Chicago & know it's easy to get a cab TO the United Center but FROM is almost impossible.
The Brewers website notes:
Taxi Cabs
Taxis will drop off and pick up using the taxi circle located outside the Clock Tower entrance. (at Miller Park)