Wisconsin


VISIT Milwaukee Amazing Meetings Happen Here


Jeff Baryenbruch, Executive Director of Sales 648 N. Plankinton Ave., Suite 425, Milwaukee, WI 53203 800-576-6466 • Fax: 414-273-3559 www.visitmilwaukee.org/meeting-planners • jbaryenbruch@milwaukee.org


Area rooms: 16,000


Best of all, Milwaukee knows how to mix business and pleasure without breaking the bank. Elevate your meetings from mundane to memorable. Milwaukee - your next meeting happens here.


Major Meeting Facilities: Delta Center, U.S. Cellular Arena, Milwaukee Theatre Attractions: Harley-Davidson Museum, Milwaukee Art Museum, Potawatomi Bingo Casino, Discovery World, Miller Park, Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee Public Market


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iscover why more meeting planners are choosing Milwaukee, an exceptional blend of meeting facilities, entertainment and urban-easy charm, set on Lake Michigan’s sparkling shoreline. Meeting planners helped design the Delta Center - one of three facilities on Milwaukee’s conven- tion campus. Featuring 189,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space, the convention center is just a skywalk away from recently upgraded flagship hotels, the Hilton Milwaukee and Hyatt Regency Milwaukee. Unforgettable offsite venues include the Harley-Davidson Museum, the spectacular lakefront Mil- waukee Art Museum with its moving “wings,” and neighboring Discovery World, known for its pan- oramic view of the shoreline. The elegant Potawatomi Bingo Casino raises the stakes with its Expo Center and ballroom. A charming RiverWalk connects colorful walk-around neighborhoods like the trendy Historic


Third Ward and German heritage Old World Third Street. And located only eight miles from down- town, General Mitchell International Airport is one of the country’s most affordable major airports.


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