How to Attend a Milwaukee Admirals Game
Learn the steps necessary to attend a Milwaukee Admirals hockey game. Once you've learned about the Admirals as a team, get outfitted with team apparel. Head to the Milwaukee Admiral's sports facility, purchase tickets and get ready to enjoy the game.
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The Milwaukee Admirals are a AAA level hockey club. They are part of the American Hockey League (AHL). The Admirals joined the American Hockey League during the 2001-2002 season.
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To properly attend a Milwaukee Admirals' hockey team, it is essential that you wear a team-branded jersey. You can easily purchase a personalized jersey. Simply log on to the Admirals' official website (see Resources) and determine which jersey you want and what size. You also have the option to personalize the jersey.
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The Milwaukee Admirals play in the Bradley Center. The Bradley Center was opened in 1988 and it holds 17,800 ice hockey fans.
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The Milwaukee Admirals have three different ticket tiers. The tiers are based on seating location. There are the Admiral's Quarters, which are the seats immediately encircling the perimeter of the ice rink. The next tier is called the Mid-deck and these flank the sides of the ice rink. The final tier is the Stern and Bow, which are the areas behind each goal. The prices are based on the seating tier, with the Admirals Quarters being the most expensive and the Bow and Stern being the least expensive. Purchase your tickets online or at the box office in advance of the game you want to attend, as the games frequently sell out.
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The Bradley Center is centrally located in downtown Milwaukee. If you are staying at any of the downtown hotels, simply walk the few blocks to attend the game. If you prefer public transportation, the Milwaukee County Transit System can get you there from your hotel and many points around the city.
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Tips & Warnings
If you are an out of town visitor, book your hotel in advance.
Give yourself extra time to arrive at the game.
Stay alert during the game because hockey pucks have accidentally been hit into the stands and injured fans.
Resources
- Photo Credit The Official Website of the Milwaukee Admirals; december.com/images
