Let's GO Ads! Such a fun hockey atmosphere. Very family friendly and lots of fun things to do/watch between periods. Prices are reasonable for tickets and they offer lots of promotions and free giveaways. Different foods and drinks are offered around the arena. Good parking and restaurants in the area as well. Enjoy! read more

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I haven't been to an Admirals game in ages. Highly recommend! Easy to get to, great crowd, fun to watch. read more

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LETS GO ADS!!! Are you a hockey fan looking for a fun night in Milwaukee? Get your tail down to the UWM Panther Arena and catch the Admirals! The team regularly puts a great group of players together. They have done very well the last few years going deep into the playoffs. Their merchandise is top notch. They have great promos. And they have an excellent fan base. Tickets are regularly available and can be very affordable. Being a farm team for the Nashville Predators means you will regularly see NHL level talent on the ice with this longstanding AHL franchise. Get yourself down to an Admirals game. You won't be disappointed! read more

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Always a great time at the Admirals games! Fun family night at a great price, the food and drinks are pricey, tickets are priced right. Entertainment is great. read more

The admirals are a feeder club for the predators. So if you like a player and they are good, they may not be there the next time you visit. Dollar for dollar you cant beat it. We had playoff tickets next to the glass at center ice for $20 last year. Try that at a hawks game. They have some specials and a few games include a concert after the game. We saw styx last year. Now sure they players are not at NHL standard (yet) but if you want to catch a hockey game its a good deal. Don't know why wisconsin doesn't have a pro team when Florida, texas, cali etc do. read more

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Being a hockey fan in Chicago is great! On the other hand, being a poor hockey fan with an ounce of self-respect in Chicago is a total drag :( With a pair of tickets at the United Center costing more than my monthly student loan payments and the fact that I fear for my life when visiting the Allstate Arena there isn't much opportunity for a Chicagolandian like myself to watch live hockey. Luckily just a skip up I-94 past the endless outlets an opportunity exists! Watching the Milwaukee Admirals is always a great time. The fan's are respectable people and the arena's a pro stadium. The concessions are cheaper and offer more than Bud and Miller Lite. True hockey is about more than sweaters and beer though... The games, though not as thrilling as what you see in the NHL, are always fun and they have some great players trying to prove themselves worthy enough to move up to the Predators. If you're already a Milwaukee resident then go! If you're not, find a friend in Brew City with a couch! (Thanks Chris) read more

Milwaukee Admirals - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Hockey in Wisconsin - oh yes! Went to my first Admirals game and my first ever live hockey game. I had a blast. I have been to Bradley center for Bucks games and this was just as exciting and more. The team played a great game and beat the San Antonio Rampage. It's ironic because i grew up in San Antonio but I couldn't root for them. This is a great family or adult night out. Reasonable ticket prices with great views anywhere in the arena. Even cooler was the post game concert. This time it was Dennis DeYoung lead singer from Styx. Bonus for us 70's music lovers. One more cool thing in the concourse was the Refuge Cafe. Was looking for a heather bite and found this place off to the side. Ordered an avocado stuffed with chicken and Asian slaw. Very tasty! Also had fun getting a souvenir hockey puck and oh almost forgot it was bobble head night so scored an additional free memory of my first game. I will definitely remember and will definitely be back. read more

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Attended a Milwaukee Admirals game this winter while having a weekend away in Milwaukee. One of their players was about to head off to South Korea for the Winter Olympics and they had a great ceremony celebrating his departure. Crowd was decent for a minor league hockey game and the hockey was just ok. The Admirals got smoked - they were a bunch of knobs and benders out there while the other team was just wheeling. They basically had bricks for wheels. All in all, it was a great time and the beer prices didn't put a hole in my pocket. Wish the arena was a little nicer, could definitely use some renovations. read more

I've probably been to more Admirals games in the past 6 years than I have in my 30+ years put together. But I've seen Slapshot, so I feel like that's prepared me somewhat. I am by no means an expert on hockey, but I do know a night out at the BC (sorry - BMO BC) at an Admirals game is always a recipe for fun. Case in point : People watching. Especially on nights a washed up 80's hair metal band plays. SERIOUSLY GOOD PEOPLE WATCHING! Add some cheap beer in the mix, and it's a fun night of people watching for sure. But they do offer other musical acts, and if you're in the mood to catch a show after a game, stick around - you can move to better seats. The fans are fun to be around. They've also been offering a promo for the past few years - bring your dog to a hockey game. A little odd, and I have yet to go (I don't have a dog), but hey - if it gets people in the door, why not. Lots of fun games are played in-between periods. The game that always catches my attention is the person they haul back with some long ass rubber bands, let them go - the person sitting on the 'puck' (one of those circular sleds you had as a kid) and they try to hit some gigantic bowling pins. It's fun to watch. Then, of course - the Zamboni. You haven't lived until you've seen Eddie Money riding along on a Zamboni. Go! Why wouldn't you? Have a fun night out and enjoy a game of hockey. It's something fun to do in the middle of winter. read more

A perpetually competitive team, almost always former-Badger on the roster, current, former and future NHL-ers on the ice, an informed and fun crowd that's still family friendly, tons of contests, giveaways and after-game concerts and the like to keep you occupied if the hockey isn't keeping you occupied. There's a bit here for everyone and Milwaukee is lucky to have the Ads in town. NHL fans will tell you tickets here are a steal, but I always wonder if the $18 price tag is just a tad too high for Milwaukee. Essentially $40 a couple or $80 a family is a lot to throw down for a few hours and since hockey is the game the fewest people seem to be familiar with, it feels prohibitive to someone who isn't familiar going "well, I'll give it a try." Unlike say, the Brewers, they don't seem to do a lot of ticket specials. But if you've never been, it's worth it to head out and get a glimpse. The Ads hard-core fanbase is fun and vocal, so you'll know when to pay attention and cheer. (Pro-tip, though - if you're interested in watching some hockey and maybe trying to learn with a smaller price tag, MSOE has a team, they play right downtown, and tickets are $5. It's a great way to try to get into and learn the game. The rink is small, intimate and you get to really be close to the action.) read more

It's not the NHL, that's for certain, but over the years, we've had some great players move through the ranks of this AHL team. They're consistently a good team, winning a pretty decent share and entertaining a lot of fans along the way. Tickets aren't pricy, but the best seats for the best games are always a little harder to get (always go watch them play the Wolves). There are fights, games, raucous screaming fans, and it's a great experience for kids and adults. Keep an eye out for games with concerts mixed in, too. I've seen Pat McCurdy there more often than at Summerfest. read more

I was a season ticket holder for several years with the Admirals, and the only reason I stopped going was due to having a child. Of course children LOVE the Admirals, and games are definitely family-oriented, but it's just not easy taking a squirming 1 year old anywhere, period. When she's a few years older, we'll probably go back. That said, I have never been to such a welcoming, hometown-feel sporting event. Although they are the AHL affiliate to the Nashville Predators and professional players are always moving up or back down, there's still a sense of small town friendliness about the whole thing. It's obvious that they do not have a huge budget for entertainment during breaks, or maybe they just spend their whole budget on a few concerts each year. A lot of people find the entertainment to be rather cheap and cheesy, but kids love it. And adults go for the game, not the entertainment during breaks. But I do love the cheese race. The front office staff is super friendly and if there are ever any issues with anything, all you need to do is call them up and talk to them. They definitely put customers first. I can't say enough positive things about them. People who don't understand hockey should know some facts: -The Admirals are an AHL team. That's like minor league baseball. Their parent team is the Nashville Predators. Players move around all the time between the two, and that means you can regularly see NHL-caliber players. -Tickets are cheap. Dirt cheap. They are definitely one of the best values in sports entertainment in Milwaukee. This is also true among the AHL. I've looked at the prices of other AHL teams around the country and the Admirals are on the low end of the pricing scale. Yet, they regularly make the playoffs. -Please, please, please don't go to a hockey game if your only intention is to see a hockey fight. They happen, but aren't THAT common. And certainly don't yell "FIGHT!" every time opposing players bump into each other. It's annoying and makes you look like it's your first time. Want to see a fight... watch MMA. -Remember that it's a family event. Curb the swearing and don't be an immature drunk. -Have fun. That's what it's all about!!! read more

I've been around Admirals games for the last 6 years or so, and I don't think I've ever left a game upset. Sure, the team loses sometimes, but the total package that the Milwaukee Admirals offer make it the best value for your sporting dollar anywhere in Milwaukee...or the state. Most minor league teams are going to be much more family friendly.....but the Admirals take that to an extreme. Awesome promotions, amazing concert nights, and enough in-game entertainment that make it a great value even if the team doesn't win. But about the team, they win...a lot. I believe they've made the playoffs for the last 11 years straight and continually put a quality team on the ice. I hate when I hear people refer to Admirals hockey as "semi-pro" No. Wrong. These players are professionals, and many are one step away from playing in the NHL. The Admirals continue to lead the league among players that have progressed into the NHL from their minor league team. read more

Milwaukee Admirals are one of the greatest values for entertainment in the area. They frequently have great deals on tickets, and the games are a great time, even for those who know nothing about hockey. The In-game entertainment is usually great- where else do you see someone slingshot across the ice? And three or four times a season they have a concert after the game. As for the team, they've made the playoffs for like 12 consecutive seasons and this season has gotten off to a great start. When you come to the game, don't forget your cowbell and to get a picture with Roscoe! read more

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I have only been to 1 game so far but it was a great time! They were playing the Lake Erie Monsters. I can't wait until the next game. read more

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Again, everyone knows that I'm an Original 6 junkie. I don't hide that at ALL! Milwaukee is lacking a "professional" hockey team, Enter the Admirals. The fact that there's a HUGE crowd that filled the Bradley Center says a lot. The fans were into the game, great family atmosphere, and fun music to keep everyone pumped up. I had a great time with my friends (I even bought a cute Admirals shirt!) and the awesomest==Drop Kick Murphy's after the game! :-) read more

The Admirals are a great evening of hockey and you can't beat the price or the seats. I watched a game here the evening the Admirals came back from an extended road trip. These kids were grinding every shift, providing a high level of excitement. I was very impressed with both the style and level of play. The entertainment during the 1st and 2nd intermissions was just a tad schmaltzy. Wish I coulda found a dive bar within walking distance to hit before the game. read more

I've been going to Admirals games since I was a little kid and they've always been a good time. The team they put together is usually good, they have good giveaways and the tickets are reasonably priced. The fans are usually engaging, but the super fans can get a bit annoying; I can only take so much cowbell. They offer a player equipment garage sale at the end of the year which offers good deals on equipment and merchandise. read more

Always a great time. It's fun to see the young players work their way up to the big leagues in Nashville.