Can't get a ticket? Where to find World Series watch parties in Milwaukee

If you're not willing to pay thousands of dollars for a World Series ticket but still want to watch alongside a crowd of other Milwaukee Brewers fans, a watch party could be the solution.

There are already more than a few watch parties planned across Milwaukee, including several happening at popular downtown destinations. A website created by a user on X lists dozens of watch parties in the Milwaukee area.

Here are some of the notable watch parties happening in Milwaukee as the Brewers compete in the World Series.

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Nomad  

Brady Beach, an outdoor area between Club Brady and Nomad, will be a go-to spot once again. The area that previously held huge World Cup watch parties kept the big screen up and will let fans watch the Brewers along Brady Street.  

Third Ward  

The Third Ward Beer Garden is being transformed Friday, Oct. 23 and Saturday, Oct. 24. Streets will be closed down and live sports talk shows will tape before the Brewers game. There is even a baseball nostalgia pop-up feature with memorabilia and food trucks.

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Broken Bat Brewing Co.  

Is there any surprise the Broken Bat is hosting a watch party? A top baseball bar in the city, Broken Bat will have Brewers games and a wiffleball field that can be reserved for those that prefer to play ball instead of watch ball.  

Kelly’s Bleachers  

Those of us lucky enough to go to the Brewers’ game can take a shuttle from Kelly’s Bleachers. Shuttles leave three hours before the game, but you can also just stay at Kelly’s Bleachers and watch from there.

Wolski’s Tavern  

One of the oldest bars in Milwaukee. This iconic Brew City spot will have the game, darts and its free popcorn. Stay late while enjoying a Brewers’ win and get the famous “I Closed Wolski’s” bumper sticker.