Over 750,000 Celebrate Brewers’ First World Series Win in Milwaukee

WHO:

WISN - Milwaukee police estimated more than 750,000 people likely attended the Brewers’ World Series championship parade.

WISN - Milwaukee police said, “Go Brewers! Better together!”

Daily Mail Sports - Brewers fans packed Milwaukee’s streets to celebrate the team’s first World Series crown.

WHAT:

WISN - Milwaukee police said preliminary research indicated the parade “may have been the largest crowd for a single-day event in state history.”

WISN - The Brewers’ championship parade was followed by a rally at the Summerfest grounds.

Daily Mail Sports - Milwaukee canceled school in connection with the Brewers’ celebration.

WHERE:

WISN - The parade took place in Milwaukee, with fans lining the streets; some watched from roofs and windows.

WISN - The rally was held at the Summerfest grounds.

Daily Mail Sports - Brewers fans gathered in Milwaukee.

WHEN:

WISN - The parade began at 10 a.m.

Daily Mail Sports - Fans gathered early in the morning ahead of the parade.

WHY:

WISN - Fans gathered to celebrate the Brewers’ World Series championship and witness what WISN described as history.

HOW:

WISN - Milwaukee police shared their preliminary crowd estimate and assessment on social media.

WISN - Fans watched from the streets, roofs, and windows, then many proceeded to the rally.

More than seven hundred fifty thousand people packed Milwaukee for the Brewers' first World Series championship parade. Police said it may have drawn the largest single-day crowd in state history. The parade was followed by a championship rally at the Summerfest grounds.