The Milwaukee Public Museum (MPM) is one of the crown jewels of Milwaukee. It is one of the leading natural and human history museums in the United States. With over 4 million objects in its collection, the MPM has delighted, educated, and informed visitors since 1882.
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SENIOR DISCOUNTS
Admission tickets for seniors (65+) are $21 compared to adult (18-64) tickets, which are $25. The Museum offers free admission to all on the first Thursday of each month, thanks to Kohl’s.
ACCESSIBILITY
Wheelchairs
There are complimentary wheelchairs available in various sizes for adults and children to use free of charge. There is wheelchair accessible seating at the top level of the Dome Theater that is accessible via elevator.
Personal Cares Room
A private, locked space for personal care needs including medical and adult changing needs with supplies. To ensure proper disinfecting/cleaning procedures, a museum staff member must unlock the space for use. (Located on the First Floor near the elevators.)
SPECIAL SENIOR PROGRAMS
Theater and Planetarium
Listening devices may be requested at the entrance to the Daniel M. Soref Dome Theater and Planetarium. Wheelchair and companion spaces are also available. Some shows provide open captioning.
The Milwaukee County Zoo is a world-class zoo featuring over 2,200 animals spanning 190 wooded acres. The zoo features multiple animal buildings and other attractions including a mini-train and carousel.
WEBSITE
www.milwaukeezoo.org/visit/accessibility/
SENIOR DISCOUNTS
Seniors 60 and over are offered discounted admission to the Milwaukee County Zoo. Tickets purchased online are discounted by $3, however the ticket purchased is only good for the date specified and the tickets are non-refundable. The Zoo’s pricing varies by day that you want to attend, with weekend tickets being more than the weekdays.
The Zoo has a “4 on the 4 th ” promotion where tickets are $4 on July 4 for all attendees.
ACCESSIBILITY
All Zoo buildings that are publicly accessible have a wheelchair accessible entrance.
Accessible parking spaces are available in the front of Lots 1, 2, and 3. Vehicles parked in these spaces must display a Disabled Parking Identification Permit hangtag or Disabled/Veteran license plates.
Wheelchairs are available for $10/day plus tax. Mobility (ECV) scooters (maximum weight is 500 pounds) are available for $35/day plus tax. Mobility scooters can accommodate 1 person (maximum weight 500 pounds) – cashless transactions only. All rentals are first come, first served. Wheelchairs, mobility aids and other power-driven mobility devices that comply with the Milwaukee County ADA Wheelchairs, Mobility Aids, and Other Power-Driven Mobility Devices are welcome on Zoo grounds.
SPECIAL SENIOR PROGRAMS
The Milwaukee County Zoo offers a special event for seniors called Senior Safari. The 2026 Senior Safari date is June 16. Senior Safari offers free admission to the Zoo until 1:00 p.m. for anyone age 60 and older. There will be special activities and experiences for the guests.
Summerfest, the World’s Largest Music Festival, is the high point of Milwaukee’s summer festival season. Taking place in Henry Maier Festival Park along the shores of Lake Michigan, near downtown Milwaukee, Summerfest features 9 days of music on three consecutive weekends. The venue consists of twelve stages and will feature over 600 artists. Summerfest is continuously making accessibility improvements to enhance the festival experience.
WEBSITE
http://www.summerfest.com/accessibility/
SENIOR DISCOUNTS
A Senior ticket to Summerfest is $22 for those 62 and older. This discount is only available at Summerfest ticket windows – and not online.
ACCESSIBILITY
A limited number of wheelchairs and strollers are available at the Mid and South Gates with proper identification. $15.00 for manual wheelchairs and $5.00 for single strollers. Summerfest is not responsible for strollers or their contents left unattended on the grounds. Strollers are not allowed inside the American Family Insurance Amphitheater. Guest(s) must be 18 years or older with a valid ID to rent. Scooter rentals are no longer available. Wheelchairs and strollers rented from Milwaukee World Festival, inc. are not permitted off the grounds.
This area on the Summerfest grounds is open from noon until 10:00 pm every day for every major event held at the Henry W. Maier Festival Park. This building is intended as an oasis for people with disabilities and other special needs. It is available to individuals of all ages and their families to escape the elements, noise, crowds and take care of any special needs they may have.
It is a clean and welcoming facility with two large accessible restrooms, a large shower (with shower chair), changing area with an adult changing table, storage lockers, electricity for charging wheelchairs/scooters, and seating in the comfort of a temperature-controlled environment along with a sectioned off patio and area for service dogs.
It is continuously staffed by volunteers from the United Spinal Association – SE Wisconsin Chapter (www.unitedspinalwi.com).
SPECIAL SENIOR PROGRAMS
Seniors may enjoy Summerfest’s Throwback Thursday, which is Thursday, June 25. Throwback Thursday features $5 admission for everyone and 50% off select beverages from noon to 6 p.m. Enjoy a collection of music through the decades from various throwback artists.
Seniors may want to bring their grandchildren to Shorewest’s Children’s Fest Day on Friday, June 26. All patrons arriving between 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. will be admitted for FREE. Spend a fun-filled day with the family enjoying Children’s Fest activities, including the Shorewest Map of Fun.
If June 26 Children’s Fest Day doesn’t work for you, Summerfest features the “Lil Gig” – their “fest within a fest” – every day with special kid-friendly activities at Northwestern Mutual Community Park in the Summerfest grounds.
Milwaukee is a major league city – proud of its national league Brewers. The home of the Brewers is American Family Field, a stadium with a retractable roof, enabling all games to be played – rain or shine. One unique feature about attending a Brewers game is the tradition of tailgating in the parking lot.
WEBSITE
www.mlb.com/brewers/ballpark/disability-access-guide
SENIOR DISCOUNTS
Seniors 60 and over save 50% on tickets for select weekday afternoon home games at American Family Field, courtesy of Quartz.
ACCESSIBILITY
The Brewers website www.mlb.com/brewers/ballpa k/disability-access-guide has a great deal of information about accessibility and other accommodations for those with special needs. The Brewers encourage guests to call Brewers Guest Relations at 414 902-4900 prior to their visit.
The website also has a very complete map noting accessible drop-off areas and wheelchair seating options.
SPECIAL SENIOR PROGRAMS
Seniors are invited to stroll around the outfield warning track of American Family Field after select weekday afternoon games. The postgame Senior Stroll line begins in Section 111 along the first base line on the Field Level.
The Wisconsin State Fair Park in West Allis is the home of the Wisconsin State Fair. The Fair has been in existence since 1851 and located in its current location since 1892. It is the mission of the Wisconsin State Fair to celebrate agriculture and other industries paramount to Wisconsin’s rich history and promising future by producing a family-friendly, affordable, safe, and educational event for all ages and ethnicities, creating memories and traditions to be carried on for generations. The key elements of the State Fair are agriculture and exhibits; entertainment; food and beverage; shopping and browsing; and rides and attractions.
WEBSITE
wistatefair.com/fair/accessibility/
SENIOR DISCOUNTS
Senior tickets for those 60 and older are always available at a discounted price of $15 per ticket.
You can also purchase your parking in advance as well. Thursday: $18 per vehicle | Friday – Sunday: $22 per vehicle.
Additionally, some seniors who are more comfortable purchasing in-person have a few options:
– State Fair Ticket Office on Greenfield Ave. – Cash accepted.
Festival Foods will have kiosks available selling tickets and more at these locations:
Festival Foods, 11111 W. Greenfield Avenue, West Allis, WI 53214
Festival Foods, 5600 S. 108 Street, Hales Corners, WI 53130
Senior Day – made possible by Capri Communities – offers a special $7 admission ticket for guests ages 60 and older on Monday, August 10, 2026.
Fairgoers 60 and older can purchase Senior Day tickets for $7 at admission entrances on Monday, August 10. No advance purchase is necessary or available, and a valid ID may be required to verify age eligibility.
Senior Day will include special musical performances, interactive activities, raffles, prizes and games at Central Park between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
PARKING
Cost: Monday – Thursday: $18 per vehicle | Friday – Sunday: $22 per vehicle
Cost: Monday – Sunday: $13 per motorcycle
All parking is first-come, first served. Vehicle and motorcycle parking are available through the following vehicle gates:
Gates may close temporarily if parking lots are full. Upon entering the lot, you will pay for parking via credit/debit card or show your prepaid parking pass upon entry. Once parked, proceed to the nearest State Fair admission entrance. If your vehicle leaves the parking lot, you will be charged for parking upon re-entry.
You cannot purchase parking day-of online. Parking may still be available at the State Fair, and you will be able to purchase it at the parking gates via credit/debit only.
PREFERRED PARKING
Preferred Parking is not available for advance purchase. These can be purchased at the parking gates during State Fair via credit/debit card only.
Cost: Monday – Thursday: $30 per vehicle | Friday – Sunday: $36 per vehicle
A limited number of Preferred Parking spaces are available near the Main Stage Entrance G via Gate 1, near the Main Entrance E via Gate 7, and near the Tunnel Entrance F via Gate 9.
ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACES
Accessible parking spaces are available in all State Fair parking lots on a first-come, first-served basis. While these Accessible parking spots cannot be reserved in advance, purchasing your parking pass online ahead of time provides quicker entry into the lots. Once you arrive, with proper decals or license plates displayed, you will be directed to any available Accessible spots within our lots.
A designated Accessible parking only lot is available via Gate 2 on S. 84th Street (just north of West Greenfield Avenue). Proper decals or license plates must be displayed.
This parking lot opens at 9am daily. No general parking is allowed in this lot.
Designated accessible parking is also available through the following vehicle gates:
Proper decals or license plates must be displayed.
RESTROOMS
Accessible restrooms are located throughout State Fair for Fairgoers’ convenience in the Exposition Center, Wisconsin Products Pavilion, the corner of Grandstand Avenue and First Street and at the corner of Central Avenue and Second Street.
WHEELCHAIR AND MOBILITY DEVICE RENTALS
Daily rentals of wheelchairs and/or electric scooters are offered at three locations including the Main Entrance E, State Fair Main Stage Entrance G, and West Entrance. Vista Mobility provides onsite rentals for strollers, wagons, wheelchairs, and electric scooters. Rental fees are as follows: $15 per Single Stroller, $20 per Wagon, $30 per Wheelchair, $70 per Electric Scooter ($45 after 6 pm).
Rentals must be returned by 10pm Sunday – Wednesday; 12am Thursday – Saturdays; and 10pm on the final Sunday.
Reservations can be made online in advance at VistaMobility.net, by phone at 262-677- 2696, or are available on a first come, first-served basis at the State Fair; additional processing and reservation fees will apply. A valid, major credit card must be used as a deposit to make a reservation online. However, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and cash are accepted for final remaining payment onsite.
A credit card, State ID, Sam’s Club, or Costco card with the person’s name on it will be needed at the time of rental.
TIPS FOR SENIORS
Exploratory Park – located near the Original Cream Puff Pavilion, this tranquil garden is a great way to take a shaded break from all the bustling State Fair.
Grand Champion Hall – An air conditioned building is a wonderful reprieve during an August day. Take in all the prize-winning exhibits or a demonstration from Wisconsin creators.
The Coliseum – Grab some shade and a seat to take in an agriculture show at The Coliseum.
Bank Five Nine Amphitheater – Take in an amazing show at the Bank Five Nine Amphitheater. Full lineup: https://wistatefair.com/fair/amphitheater/
Watch incredible acts at Cirque at the Fair, a dazzling free show at the Wisconsin State Fair! Enjoy phenomenal performances including juggling and aerial dance like you’ve never seen before. Daily showtimes are at 12 p.m., 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. every day. It’s located just east of Entrance A on South Grandstand Avenue.
The Milwaukee Art Museum connects people with art, each other, and the world. From its roots in Milwaukee’s first art gallery in 1888, the Museum has grown to be Wisconsin’s largest art institution. Located on a 24 acre lakeside campus in downtown Milwaukee, it is a vital cultural resource and icon for the city.
More than 34,000 artworks from antiquity to today comprise the Museum’s expansive collection. American and European painting, sculpture, and decorative arts; conceptual and minimalist art; prints and drawings; photography and new media; modern and contemporary design; folk and self-taught art; and 20th century Haitian art count among its strengths. Housed in buildings designed by architects Santiago Calatrava (2001), David Kahler (1975), and Eero Saarinen (1957), the Museum is an essential destination for both art and architecture.
At the center of every Milwaukee Art Museum experience is a driving mission to share extraordinary works of art, reveal their compelling stories, and create meaningful experiences that grow and inspire our community.
WEBSITE
SENIOR DISCOUNTS
The museum offers a discount on admission for seniors: $20 for seniors (65 and older).
ACCESSIBILITY
Personal wheelchairs and Segways used for mobility are always welcome. Manually operated wheelchairs are available from the admissions desk. All entrances are accessible.
SPECIAL SENIOR PROGRAMS
The Museum runs various “drop-in” experiences that include drop in tours, gallery talks and lectures that are free with admission. Although available to all, seniors may enjoy taking these in while visiting the Museum.
To see a list of activities, please visit
For a list of “drop-in tours” please visit
mam.org/events/calendar/category/drop-in-tours.
For a list of “gallery talks” please visit
One of the most popular events of the summer for seniors is the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Lakefront Festival of art. Attendees can stroll through 145 juried artists in painting, sculpture, jewelry, ceramics, glass and more. In 2026, this will take place June 12-14. Senior discounts are available with tickets for those 65 and older at $20. And your ticket to the Festival includes full access to the Milwaukee Art Museum also.
When you visit, you will discover culture and history through stories and interactive exhibits that celebrate expression, camaraderie, and love for the sport. With an unrivaled collection of Harley Davidson® motorcycles and memorabilia on two floors of exhibits, a 20-acre, park-like campus, one-of-a-kind shopping and dining experiences and a full calendar of activities, the H-D Museum is one of Milwaukee’s top tourist destinations for visitors from around the globe.
WEBSITE
http://www.harley-davidson.com/museum
SENIOR DISCOUNTS
Seniors 65 and over qualify for a senior discount on admission tickets. Currently the price for a senior ticket is $21.
ACCESSIBILITY
The Harley-Davidson Museum has handicap parking available in its parking lot. Wheelchairs and scooters are welcome. The Museum provides wheelchairs on a first- come, first-serve basis. Dining areas, Museum stores and restrooms are handicapped accessible.
SPECIAL SENIOR PROGRAMS
The Harley-Davidson Museum offers special tours that are available to all ages, but seniors, especially, may be interested in purchasing one of the following:
Spotlight Tour: 1 hour: an additional $15 per person (does not include General Admission). Enjoy this walk through the Museum exhibits with our specially trained Museum Tour Guides sharing stories about the history of the Harley-Davidson Motor company and select motorcycles and artifacts in the collection. Offered to the public on Sundays and Mondays at 11:00 a.m. and Fridays at 1:30 p.m.
Beyond the Gate Tour: 1 ½ hours; an additional $40 per person (does not include General Admission). This tour is ideal for guests looking for a deeper experience and a visit to the Motorcycle Vault. Offered to the public on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 11:00 a.m.
VIP Tour: 2 hours; an additional $135 per person (does not include General Admission). Celebrating a special occasion or a special person? The VIP Tour is the top of the line in the tour portfolio. Guests will receive a guided tour of the Museum, a visit to the Motorcycle Vault and a chat with a curator or archivist. Plus, each VIP tour guest receives a special commemorative challenge coin and a 10% discount in The Harley Davidson Shop. The VIP Tour is offered to the public on the first Friday of each month. Also available for private bookings (2 – 10 guests).
Fiserv Forum is much more than just a multi-purpose arena and the home for the Milwaukee Bucks and Marquette Golden Eagles basketball. Designed to reflect the heritage, history and personality of Milwaukee while actively projecting progress, accessibility and a renewed sense of community, the state of the art, 714,000 square foot arena is the hub of entertainment in Wisconsin and the engine that drives growth in downtown Milwaukee.
Featuring an active plaza space designed for year-round community use outside and sweeping views both into the bowl and out to the city throughout the interior, Fiserv Forum is being built to redefine world class fan experience and highlight the communal nature of attending live entertainment.
WEBSITE
www.fiservforum.com/plan-your-visit/accessibility
This website has information regarding seating, wheelchairs, and restrooms.
ACCESSIBILITY
Complimentary wheelchair service is available inside the arena for guests needing transportation from arena access points to and from their seats, and is available on a first-come, first served basis.
Guests who need this service should alert a team member when entering the arena or a Guest Services Representative inside the seating bowl.
Fiserv Forum team members are not able to lift guests or transport guests outside of the arena.
Guests with tickets for seats in Sections 101 through 122 must access their seats from the Main Concourse. Guests who are not able to use the stairs should visit the Guest Services Desk on the concourse at Sections 120 or 212 for seat relocation, pending availability.
Wheelchair rental is not available. Guests who need mobility assistance for the duration of an event are encouraged to bring a personal wheelchair or mobility device.
Guests who use mobility devices, but are not seated in accessible seating locations, must check their devices at the Guest Services Desk on the concourse at Sections 120 or 212. Please contact a Fiserv Forum team member for additional assistance.
PARKING
Accessible parking is available:
5th Street Parking Structure (1215 N. 5th St., accessible from McKinley Avenue.)
Highland Structure (1030 N. 6th St.)
Spaces are located on the first and third levels of both structures. Elevators are available at all levels of the parking structures. Accessible parking spots cannot be reserved. Guests requiring accessible parking are encouraged to arrive early.
During Bucks games and other Fiserv Forum events, the guest drop-off area is located along Juneau Avenue and Vel R. Phillips Avenue (northeast corner of the arena.) Guests with disabilities or mobility limitations are encouraged to use the BMO East or BMO North entrances of the arena (northeast corner of the arena.) If the BMO entrances are closed, please use the same drop-off and enter through the Atrium.