Brewers 2026 World Series parade details: Date and time, route, how to secure tickets

The Milwaukee Brewers are World Series champions. Typing that sentence will truly never get old.

After a record-breaking regular season, during which Pat Murphy's squad racked up an unbelievable 103 wins and cemented themselves as the best team in baseball, the Brewers turned in one of the most dominant postseason runs in MLB history, losing just two games en route to the franchise's first World Series title.

It was in fact those two losses that showcased one of the most impressive parts of the Brewers' World Series run: their ability to bounce back from adversity. Whether it was bouncing back from a Game 3 NLDS loss with a win over the red-hot San Diego Padres on the road in Game 4 or erasing Shohei Ohtani's three-run homer in Game 4 of the NLCS or overcoming a four-run first-inning deficit in Game 2 of the World Series, the Brewers simply responded every time they experienced a setback in October. That was the case on Wednesday night in Tampa Bay as well.

Following their loss in Game 4 of the World Series, during which Murphy elected not to close out the game with Jacob Misiorowski, the Brewers silenced all the noise and the critiques by controlling Game 5 throughout and delivering the franchise its first World Series title. Misiorowski was excellent in Game 5, validating Murphy's decision to stay away from the soon-to-be Cy Young Award winner, and the Brewers quickly put to rest worries about the series returning to Milwaukee.

Instead, the Brewers will return to Milwaukee as World Series champions, and now the party begins. What has already been a celebratory month in Wisconsin will continue with a championship parade on Friday, October 30. Here are all the details Brewers fans needed to know about the celebration.

Brewers set to host championship parade, rally at Summerfest grounds on Friday, October 30

On Friday, October 30 at 10:00 a.m. CT, the Brewers will begin their World Series parade at the intersection of 4th St. and Wisconsin Ave. in Milwaukee. The parade will head down Wisconsin Ave., before turning left on Jefferson St. and looping around the Wintrust Financial Center, where the mural of Bob Uecker is displayed (as seen in the graphic below). The route will continue from there to the Summerfest grounds, where a rally will be held at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater. Speeches from the players, Murphy, Matt Arnold and more will take place at the amphitheater.

Brewers fans can follow along the parade and even enter the Summerfest grounds for free (up until capacity is reached), but a spot in the amphitheater for the rally will require a ticket. To purchase tickets, which open to the general public at 2:00 p.m. CT today, visit mlb.com/brewers/fans/parade.

It's bound to be a memorable day for the city of Milwaukee. Fans won't want to miss a single second of it.

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