Question 1

How do attendees get to Milwaukee and get around?

Accepted Answer

Fly into Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, connect by Amtrak from regional hubs, and enjoy a compact, walkable downtown linked by the RiverWalk and The Hop streetcar.

Question 2

What neighborhoods are best for staying or hosting?

Accepted Answer

Historic Third Ward offers riverfront dining and arts; Downtown/Lakefront puts museums and venues close; the Deer District buzzes with entertainment; the East Side brings cafes and culture; Walker’s Point and Bay View are favorites for inventive dining and local flavor.

Question 3

How many venues and what sizes are available?

Accepted Answer

Milwaukee features 177 venues. Where known, capacities range from 30 to 4,038 guests, with single rooms from 2,809 to 32,815 sq ft and ceilings up to 65 ft. Total meeting space (where known) spans 5,400 to 81,578 sq ft.

Question 4

What kinds of venues and amenities can I book?

Accepted Answer

Choose from event spaces, theaters, restaurants, hotels, mansions, galleries, a banquet hall, and a conference center. Common amenities include in-house catering (26%), outdoor space (22%), parking (18%), and AV/tech (16%).

Question 5

Are there venues with on-site lodging?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Two venues offer on-site guest rooms, ranging from 90 to 227 rooms.

Neighborhoods in Milwaukee