BMO Harris Bradley Center is a stadium located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The stadium opened under its current name on October 1, 1998 with the construction taking just under two years at a cost of just over $91 million, $177 million in present day dollars. Currently, the BMO Harris Bradley Center houses the Milwaukee Bucks and the Milwaukee Admirals.
The Milwaukee Bucks are one time NBA Champions and are members of the Central Division of the Eastern Conference within the NBA. They are known by their team colors consisting of green, red, silver and white. The current owner of the Milwaukee Bucks is Herb Kohl.
The Milwaukee Admirals are members of the Midwest Division of the Western Conference within the NBA. They are known by their team colors consisting of black, blue, gray and white. The current owner of the Milwaukee Admirals is Harris Turer.
The stadium currently holds 18,717 fans for basketball games. There are several luxury suites and thousands of seats at the club level. Currently, it was the 18th largest stadium in the NBA. BMO Harris Bradley Center is also a great venue for concerts and has hosted such musicians as Pink and Cher.
Season tickets are available for most games. Bucks and Admirals fans can typically find individual game tickets at ticket exchanges.
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