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About Eagles Ballroom
Welcome to Eagles Ballroom, part of The Rave / Eagles Club complex in downtown Milwaukee. This multi-venue concert space features a variety of configurations, from general-admission floors to reserved seating and VIP areas. Whether you’re planning a big show night or just want a reliable path to tickets, we’ve got you covered with straightforward access, practical venue details, and trusted local hotel and dining hookups.
Plan your visit with confidence: on-site parking behind the venue and nearby lots, prepaid options, and Milwaukee-area transit lines. For a complete experience, explore hotels like The Pfister, Hilton Milwaukee City Center, Saint Kate The Arts Hotel, and Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, with partner recommendations to help you book secure accommodations. Date to be announced for upcoming events—when tickets go on sale, we’ll ensure you’ve got a clear path to the best seats.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: Eagles Ballroom seats up to 3,500 (other spaces in the complex include smaller rooms).
- Address: 2401 W Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53233.
- Venue type: Multi-venue concert complex (The Rave / Eagles Club) with Eagles Ballroom as the crown jewel.
- Seating/chart features: 25,000 sq ft oval wooden dance floor, balconies, general-admission floor, reserved seating, and VIP balcony/lounge.
- Parking: On-site lots behind the venue plus multiple nearby lots; prepaid parking available; check the venue’s parking page.
- Transit: Served by Milwaukee area transit; nearby bus lines include 14, 24, 30, CN1, and RR3.
- Nearby hotels: The Pfister Hotel (424 E Wisconsin Ave), Hilton Milwaukee City Center (509 W Wisconsin Ave), Saint Kate The Arts Hotel (139 E Kilbourn Ave), Potawatomi Hotel & Casino (1721 W Canal St).
- Notable events: Has hosted acts like Bob Dylan (six times), Sex Pistols, Oasis, Green Day, The Grateful Dead, and more; historically known as Devine’s Million Dollar Ballroom (1939–1968).