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Brat House adds shuttle service to Miller Park, festivals
The Milwaukee Brat House, 1013 N. Old World 3rd Street, is now offering shuttle service to and from Brewers games at Miller Park.
The shuttle, which is free with any food or drink purchase, runs for every home game. The first run leaves one hour before first pitch and the second leaves 15 minutes before first pitch. For Friday, Saturday or Sunday games, a third trip – departing an hour and 45 minutes before first pitch – is added to the schedule.
You can catch a ride back to 3rd Street starting after the seventh inning.
Brat House owner Scott Schaefer says he'll also have the shuttle running for Summerfest, State Fair and the ethnic festivals.
For more information, call the Brat House at (414) 273-8709.
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