Fiserv Forum

Parking was excellent! Right across the street and fairly priced. Doors opened exactly on time. Staff was extremely friendly, kind and helpful. I drive in from Indiana and would gladly come to Fiserv Forum again based on my experience. One of the ushers kept checking on my grandson to make sure he was having fun. Sound was excellent and view was great even though we were in handicapped seating.

Great venue to watch a concert. We drove six hours. I will say the beer stand service was horrible the guy couldn’t get out of his own way. Took forever made me drink less so that was good.

This arena is awesome. New, clean, fresh, contemporary are just some words that come to mind. Catch a Milwaukee Bucks game and you are guaranteed a fantastic night. The music, sound system, Jumbotron and entertainment are first class. Food and drink selections are excellent and there is something for everyone. The staff was super helpful and friendly. I love this arena and highly recommend this venue for any event.

Very clean and very comfortable seat. Staff is very friendly as well. Found a parking lot about a block and a half away, was under $18.00 from 5 PM to 3 AM. Saw the Funeral Portrait, Marilyn Mason & Five Finger Death Punch - wow... what a great show. Coming back to see Evanescence in September and will come earlier so we visit longer.

Went with my little brothers to Monster Jam at Fiserv Forum and we had an absolute blast! The place was super clean and modern, and everything felt really well organized. The show was awesome loud trucks, big jumps, and tons of fun. The kids loved it and honestly, so did I. Great experience all around! 🏎️🥳

I love coming here for concerts or live sports events. We have come many times over the years and always had a blast! We are from Canada, way up North in Ontario. My daughter Mya and I were last here for a Tyler the Creator concert. Epic show and our first concert together. I love the building from the entrance to the interior levels. This is the place to go for entertainment in this area! The handicapped access is fantastic. There are loads of parking garages and lots in the surrounding neighbourhood. This show was fire!

Concert Marilyn Manson and Five Finger Death Punch Thursday night. Great show. Paid parking. Restaurants bathrooms.

This place is SICK! State of the art everything. Great food and drink options, clean bathrooms, generally friendly staff. The floor seating wasn’t great because the chairs are tiny - I’m not a big guy and it was hard to have people on either side of me, so if you’re a larger person, don’t get floor seats. Heart and Cheap Trick were awesome!!

First of all, I will say I'm not a basketball fan. Being in town for the weekend we decided last minute to check out the Bucks vs. Blazers game. The building looks great from the outside, and there were multiple lines for people with bags that needed to be checked according to policy and a separate line for people without bags. We got in quickly, even with a long line, as we arrived only 15 minutes before the game started. Once inside, there were plenty of signs, which made it easy to find our seats. Everything inside looked modern, clean and well maintained, including the bathrooms, which never had a line. There were plenty of concession stands and never a long wait for food or drinks. Our seats weren't the greatest, but we were still able to see the game, and had a great time!

Been here for bucks games and a future concert! Always had a great time! They have many bars, food, merch and much more!

Wow! First time in Milwaukee and I love the fiserv forum, being a NBA fan I attend a decent amount of stadiums in my life this didn't disappoint. Clear, easy to navigate and great views no matter the seat. They even have chick-fil-a... yes the single best food on this planet is served here. After my first event here my wife and I are looking at more events here because we liked it so much! Highly recommend.

Ny mother and her friends are at a show at fiserv right now and we accidentally bought seats that were not handicap accessible. We were worried about what we were gonna do and the usher staff and management got us 4 new accessible seats! It was an easy transition with amazing customer service. Very excited for the show.

This was my first experience attending the National Republican Convention as an Alternate Delegate. It was a sensational experience and far better than any vacation I could imagine. Fiserv Forum was an excellent place for the convention. Most of the seats offered good views and were comfortable. A side benefit was getting to know the Oklahoma GOP chair. I have heard much about him because the state committee voted to ask him to resign. They listed reasons for that action but I had not spent much time around him and didn't fully understand. I now fully support that committee. We all see the corruption in Federal government. It happens at state and local levels, too. I strongly encourage everyone to get involved in their party at a state and local level and clean up the corruption in your own party. Don't just wait for the choices they give you to vote for. Local action brings federal impact. Help elect party leaders you can trust. If you want politicians with transparency and integrity, you have to elect the same kind of party leaders. The process begins with a precinct meeting that is usually in January. This allows you to be a voting delegate at your county convention. Attending the precinct meeting and county convention allows you to be a voting delegate at your state convention.

We had a great time. The Bucks arena is awesome and the fans and staff are super friendly and helpful. Even though we were wearing our Warriors shirts nobody gave us any problems and that's not how it goes down in other cities. They put on a good show keeping the fans entertained and engaged.

Traveled up here for a Fall Out Boy concert earlier this year and honestly I was pleasantly surprised with the experience! One slight frustrating thing, but is more common throughout venues and makes sense for safety, is that no bags are allowed. Some security were holding to that rule while others let people slide. We read the rules ahead of time and didn't want to risk an issue, so we followed the rules. Security was a breeze and the space is relatively large to navigate. Since we were there for a concert, there were several merch spots around which was a nice touch. There were some booths with more merch and some with the core pieces and the lines were a bit confusing at times. The prices for drinks and food were decently priced given the "typical venue" charge. It was fairly easy to navigate getting drinks and there was a good selection. Another plus about Fiserv, the bathrooms were CLEAN and the lines were MINIMAL! We were just as shocked how well spaced the bathrooms were and easily accessible they were. I'm not a big sports person and I'm from Chicago (sorry!), but if I had an opportunity to return here, I wouldn't say no.

Was a wonderful venue. Very expensive and new looking. The only downside fall is better ways to get down from the top floor at the end of the event. There are long lines to use escalators. Bathroom was clean and well kept. Seats were ok a lil short on leg room but not small in the seat part. Nice cup holders. Food looked ok we ate before the event. Would go back to see other events

Went for the Milwaukee Bucks v Phoenix Suns game it was awesome. My first time in that area, really cool stadium. It was huge it felt like in comparison to the United Center, which is where my son and I saw our first game. They have two parking garages a Highland (not Hylant) I don't think. Public parking across the street ($45+ game day), another down the street ($50+), another around the block ($65+). BUY YOUR PARKING PASS ONLINE. There are cool restaurants nearby, I can't remember what direction we came from but we entered the venue at the Johnson's Street check in by security. There are a lot of bars inside, tacos, pizza. Really cool Milwaukee memorabilia.

Wow, Fiserv is awesome! The building is huge. It's modern, spacious, and clean. The surrounding area has restaurants and breweries you can stop at before you head in. We went for a Bucks game and the security line moved pretty quickly. The staff the whole night from security, to ticketing, to vendors, to the entertainment staff was incredible. High energy and excellent hospitality creating a great experience for everyone. We didn't get any food but the vendors and bars looked great. It never felt overcrowded while walking around the stadium. There were tons of staff throughout the whole night. They offered lots of interactive activities. We walked past one area where they had blank signs for kids to fill in and take into the game. The seats were easy to find and pretty comfortable. It doesn't seem like there's a bad seat in the house. The whole game experience was great. Every second was filled by the staff during timeouts/half time. A really impressive and entertaining night at Fiserv.

This is a nice arena that I visited took photos with walked around. They had a lot of Milwaukee buck memorabilia, and it was really nice to visit.

Even with security measures the lines to get in moved surprisingly very quick. Escalators and steps moved the crowd very quickly in and out. Leaving after the game was just part of the experience expect to crawl out or wait a bit till traffic leaves. The parking food and drinks are pricey but standard for the stadium. Food service outside 121 area was pleasant and disjointed before halftime for food and drinks. Possibly just short handed. The usher was happy and friendly offering fist bumps and a smile to everyone, as we left. Seats were comfortable and the views were pretty good overall watched the huge Jumbotron on and off for updates and replays. The past game against Portland was a fantastic recovery coming back from a 26 point deficit. They pulled it together and didn't give up. Largest recovery of the season. 2nd largest of all comebacks final score 102-108 16/2023 Food drink 4 Amb 5 Service 5 Location 4 Value 5

This stadium is huge, it's almost a whole city in itself. You have multiple restaurants and gift shops inside the stadium. The stadium is very clean, and very organized. It was nice to see with so many people attending the Bucks game, that the flow of people entering and leaving the stadium was very smooth.

We had the best experience at the Fiserv Forum last night for the Blink-182 concert. Security got us through fairly quick, which was nice. Headed directly to the merch booth and got what I wanted. After walking around, we saw that they had several merch booths, which kept the lines moving. There were a good amount of options for food and drink, and special alcohol only booths. The only long line I had to wait in was the bathroom. No surprise there. But again, they had a good amount of different bathrooms which helped as well. The concert was great. They had amazing lights and lasers, fog shooting sparks, and fire. It made for a very entertaining and captivating evening. We sat in the ADA 101 section, which was the center section behind the mixing area and some rows of seats. The seats were great, we could see everything in this nice arena. The ADA seating was a fair amount higher than the row in front of us. So with them standing in front of us it didn't obstruct our view. I wish .ore venues were like this. ADA seating is so great in a lot of venues. Finally, the staff. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. Not a bad word to say about them! Thanks for a great night!

Sweet venue. Tasty beers. They did lots of fun goofy stuff like hot dog gatling gun and Bango birthday celebration. Got a healthy dose of David Gruber. The bucks lost which was sad.. I think they must have been distracted by the hottie in section 220 row 1 seat 2. Sorry fellas, she's alllllllllll mine

First Bucks game and it was fun. Parking is freaking $45 for like 2 hours. That's insane. Guess that's stadium pricing. We were quite impressed by the stadium as it's relatively new. Scanning the ticket at entrance was easy. Friendly volunteers. Lots of advertisement on the court. Food and drinks were insanely expensive and so we didn't get any. Glad we got to experience this as we're new in town.

Beware! they wouldn't take cash so my friend downloaded app to pay with credit card but found a whole bunch of extra things added on to his bill at the end of the month. We stopped going to this place and any place that doesn't take some kind of US currency that's in our pocket. We actually saving more money that way since crazy prices.. the place was okay though as far as music. But will not return! A lot of people we know say the same thing don't download any apps or do credit card payment or you'll be sitting on the phone fighting the charges at the end of the month

In my seat right now my dad is missing halftime show and 3rd quarter wow! Improve service

As a patron, I like it, enjoyed myself, enjoyed the game. As a taxpayer, I'm not sure I'm getting my money's worth. It averages out to a "good" rating. The seats are kind of small for a new stadium, and climb in the seating area is very steep so it's a challenge to me as I have developed both a fear of heights as well as a slight balance problem in my waning years. But this also means a great view downward when watching basketball or hockey, this gives me a real appreciation for the geometry of the game. Screens are big, easily seen, easily read, with lots of useful information. It's too loud, ear damaging loud, but the lightest form of in ear hearing protection fixes that. The food and drinks are too expensive, and not especially good quality though no worse than other similar venues. I wasn't impressed with the security process, entry was slowed down but not for thorough checks. No one was paying attention to the metal detector I went through, the focus was on what I pulled out of my pocket and went outside the scanner. If I'm going to have the inconvenience of being slowed down on entry, I'd like to at least be reassured that no weapons are getting in. The seating numbering and signs are simple and easy to follow, so it's not necessary to have more ushers but there did seem to be a shortage. I didn't appreciate the cultural appropriation (Fresh Fin Poke) but I did really like the aesthetic design of the arena inside and out. In case the match or game is boring, there are some very nice panoramic views in more than one direction. It's hard to rate any lower than four stars given that this is the home of the Bucks, although I don't see a lot of games, every one that I have seen has been very high quality sports. I'm originally from Chicago so I'm not used to pro teams always playing their very best.

Still a great venue. Food prices are a little steep, but I understand to appoint. The seating is much better than the Bradley Center. I can at least stretch my legs. Enjoyed the Bucks game again...keep up the good work.

Wow! What an amazing state of the art venue with super friendly staff members. Food options are awesome and easy to order! Wow! These modern and clean facilities are second to none. Easy to get around outside in the plaza area. There's no traffic and this just adds to the positive experience. If you ever get a chance to tour the facility, you definitely should. Well done!

We love this stadium! After the old stadium, this is such an upgrade. The building is truly so beautiful and well kept. Things always seem clean and the workers work hard to maintain that. We have always had good experiences with all the workers. The food options are also so great and being able to order from your phone and go and pick it up when it is ready saves time and you don't have to miss any of the games. We love the area around the stadium too - from the Punch Bowl to the Mecca we love trying all the different restaurants and love the atmosphere down there. Excited to go to many many more games here.

I saw Chris Stapleton here as well as a couple MU men's BB games-- this venue is easy to navigate, clean, and with great amenities. I've never parked here as I am close enough to walk or take an Uber. I love coming to college BB games here-- it feels like a professional game. Tons of food and drink options.

Last month we had tickets to attend an event here for the first time. It was the Wisconsin - Marquette women's volleyball game. I was curious to check out this venue so before the match I navigated the wide concourses that were buzzing with the large sold-out crowd. There were certainly a wide range of food and drink options at the typical very high prices of pro arenas. The bathrooms were clean and new. The seats were comfortable and the sight lines in the lower bowl were decent. I was surprised that security was using antiquated technology forcing you to empty everything from your pockets. Even dumpy Camp Randall has modern equipment that allows for a streamlined and fast entry process. Now I just have to find someone to invite me to an event who has access to one of the fancy luxury boxes...

I attended a concert here for the first time recently. My expectations were not high, because although the facility is pretty new, it's huge. On entering, my friend and I were a bit annoyed because we followed the bag restrictions on the website, but others has full size, large purses and were allowed in with them. The security line was fast. We went to find our seats and were directed two different places to best reach our seats - always a little annoying. We also found there were a ton of beer and wine only stalls open, but too few full bars so the lines were ugly. The sound, however, was surprisingly excellent. Our seats were good, but they could use more lights above the row designations. It's really hard to find your seat in the dark and none of the ushers offered to guide us.

My first visit to this mighty fine arena was to see the defending World Champion Bucks play the Boston Celtics in Game 3 of the 2022 Eastern Conference semi-finals.  It was a grand outing for me and my son here in his newish hometown, and this arena (with a capacity of 17,341) is in itself newish (2018) and state-of-the-art.  We were in the lower of 3 levels (section 114), and all of the seats I saw were soft-cushioned, new, and comfortable.  There's really not a bad seat in this place.  There's also a nice and open fan-friendly plaza called Deer District with a jumbotron for the fans to watch the game right outside the arena.  And as I have found at Brewers' games, Milwaukee fans are a great bunch of friendly, cordial, and sports-loving folks and a real pleasure to be around. My only knock of the Forum is that the lines to the men's restrooms are shockingly very long, and at any time!  I think I saw 2 women's restrooms for every 1 men's!  But they fortunately do move.  As I was in line, me and another antsy guy concluded that the designers simply over-compensated for the normally reverse waiting situation at most public forums! As far as the game, wow - Fear the Deer!  The Bucks won a hard-fought thrilla 103-101 that went down to the last milli-second.  Hometown favorite and 2-time league MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo, The Greek Freak (lol), scored 42 points.  His freakish, physical domination of other world-class athletes on the floor just doesn't come across on TV.  Watching him bowl people over and score virtually at will in person was truly awesome, and fuuunn!  Jrue Holiday, a cool dude both in persona and athleticism, also scored 25 points to help carry the load.  The Celtics' only 2021-2022 all-star Jayson Tatum was fortunately ice cold (4 for 19) and only scored 10 points.  Go Bucks!  All the way!  Again!

Our overall experience was pretty good. Our first time there and the seats were good, the show was great, security great. Only 2 things we found issue with: 1st - not a huge deal, but access to the bathrooms in comparison to our seats was a bit inconvenient. There were bathrooms right by us, but they were roped off. Not sure why! 2nd - a huge and unacceptable deal. We bought 2 drinks and it cost as much as the dinner we had (different location in Milw) with drinks. This to me is unacceptable. The Fiserv does not pay any more for a bottle of booze than any other forum in Milw. The Fiserv would have just as many people attending there events & would make plenty of money even by not charging so much, which only tells me that they are doing it just because they can & to me that is unacceptable. We will 99.9% not be back!! Very sad!!

I know I'm in the minority here, but I have to vent that this place sucks. I'm 6'5, and the seats in this place are about 1/2 the size of a coach seat on an airplane. I have been here a dozen times over the years for Marquette Basketball events, and no matter where I sit the seats are made for someone no taller than 5'9. I get it- cramming more in and making the place smaller make the games more intimate, and it means that no seat has a lousy view of the court. But they're seriously so small I can't sit in one for more than 10 minutes without being in pain because either my knees are in my chest, or my shins are pressed against the seats in front of me. Secondly, half the time I'm here the majority of the bars and concessions upstairs are closed. Even when MU has a sellout or near sellout- which is most games, half the concessions are closed. WTF? Why? The lines are ridiculous at the open ones. Open more. Problem solved. Third issue- the prices of stuff. 2 beers and 2 vodka drinks are $90. What the actual F???? Are we at Madison Square Garden? The prices are freaking outrageous... it costs more to see a game here than it does to see any team play at the United Center in Chicago- where prices are not known to be reasonable. This place is a gouge. Yeah, it's a beautiful stadium. The teams are exciting to watch. I just cannot justify going here to get gouged to see my favorite basketball team. I'm guessing Marquette is complicit in the pricing, and that's a real shame.

This venue is horrible. Attended a show yesterday during the pouring rain and hundreds of people were promised their umbrellas would be by the door where they left them when they returned. The show ended and ALL OF THEM WERE GONE!! How can you justify throwing peoples money in the trash like that?? Not to mention the uncomfortable seating and the way overpriced drinks. The show itself was amazing and the bands did a great job. Pissed off doesn't even begin to describe how I felt leaving there and I was not the only one!!!! The security supervisor was useless.

1. The stadium is super accessible any option would be like public transit ,amtrack car bike, truck, whatever 2. The staff is super friendly and they make you feel like you're actually part of the city 3. A lot of solid food and drink options with a local feel 4 the arena hosted a lot of history like the 2024 Democratic National Convention, multiple different concerts, and shows, the Milwaukee Bucks NBA Finals win back in 2021, March Madness round of 16 and est 5. The stadium is cheaper than the United Center which is about an 54 min away from Chicago with car. game I went to tickets for around $120 per 4 person. and we sat in a row 122 in the same row at the United Center would cost around $310 pre 4 people.

Fabulous tour. Fantastic building. Tour guide was awesome. The locker room was their favorite part of the tour!

I mean I guess fiserv forum is cool. I tried to win a game and it was totally rigged. Pacers vs Bucks game. Anyways- go bucks

Rather surprised I haven't thrown a review out for Fiserv Forum. A great venue to catch a concert or basketball game. There's really not a bad seat and even the upper deck isn't all that high up from the action below. The seats are comfortable and reasonably sized. Typical to most arenas there is limited leg room, but that's not unexpected. The biggest surprise on my most recent visit is that they are now charging $12 for a regular sized brat. I expect a little mark up, but $12 seems a little extreme. A twenty ounce bottle of soda is $6, and they let you keep the cap (bonus). Fiserv definitely is a better experience than the Bradley Center, but then again it's a brand new building so it better.

Went to Marquette game. You can't beat this place. It has everything you could want from food to great drinks.

Sat in section 208 row 12 for a Marquette game. Extremely clean facility. Bathrooms are a 8/10. Concourse is a 9/10. Beers range from $12 to $14. Margaritas are pricy and be careful to ask the price of a large or a double before you say yes. These can be $25. Food choices are plentiful from the common to the unique taco Mac and cheese) The seats: ok. A BIG one star off for the design option of the worst seats for a new stadium. Narrow and way too upright for a 2+ hour event. The staff is efficient and friendly. Check the bag dimensions before coming in although I think it's not always enforced as I saw people with purses large enough to fit a small child.

I LOVE Fiserv Forum. This venue is modern, clean, spacious, and affordable to go to sporting events at - PLUS the staff is super friendly and genuinely seem to enjoy their jobs. They have quite a few gluten free options for food, which is basically unheard of for venues. Their hallways and bathrooms are spaced well. They have unique food offerings scattered through the building. Pretty cool bars and different specials on each night I've gone to a game. Tonight I got free chips and guac samples at the Bucks game. Another night they had wine tasting at a game. Coming from the Windy City, and being used to their venues, the Fiserv Forum is quite a treat!

Beautiful, new, state of the art sports arena that is the home to the Milwaukee Bucks. The building the Giannis built! So glad that the city and state got this built because I'm sure basketball would be long gone from Wisconsin without it. What's even better is that the team that players here is extremely entertaining. What they got extremely right was the comfort of the seating. I stopped going to the old arena because the seats were too small... no leg room. This arena has nice padded seats with a cup holder. Not that you can stretch out your legs now, but much improved. What they got wrong is the beverage prices! $17 for a mixed drink!! $13 for a beer!! Crazy.

I like their app to be able to order food and get it delivered to your seat. Really not a bad seat in the house. I also like going up to the bar on the top floor. They have a little rooftop deck where you can overlook downtown. I've been here for concerts and Bucks games and love it! Definitely a more progressive arena than most I've visited.

Extra fees are out of control------$55 for tickets to monster truck event with special price for kids----the fees were $55.70--plus tax--total of $117----that's 100 % upcharge in fees-----even without the promotion price--the fees were $67 on $100 in tickets----a 67 % upcharge----crazy crazy

Love the set up of this Stadium. I went to the Home away from Home Bhawks game w/the bf. AMAZING stadium. Beautiful lay out. Minus one star because they stopped service food the same time as alcohol. What?!

Loved this stadium! Such a gem! Friendly staff, beautiful building and the ease of entrance and exit was like nothing I have experienced before! They definitely didn't cut any corners. Such an art piece without a bad seat in the house. Can't wait to come back!

First time at the Fiserv for a Milwaukee Bucks game and it did NOT disappoint. Despite the exterior design (what is it?!) the inside is incredible. Not a bad seat in the house which compared to the former Bradley Center (or BMO) is saying a lot. Lots of food vendors, bars, and beer stands inside. Which are very pricy (gotta pay for the stadium somehow right?). Drink sizes were appropriate for tap beer but I don't recommend getting a bottle beer unless you want to feel duped. Their cups are large and a 12 oz bottle fills it less than half. The hard liquor options were plenty and I had a Casamigos margarita. I was impressed at the selection offered at the bar. Next time we may go to some restaurants near to save a bit of money. Overall the arena is clean, the view of the city is amazing, and the various beverage and food options were plenty.

Went to a Bucks playoff game. This game was Round 1 Game 2 for 2023 Playoffs. Bucks vs Heat. Sat in section Section 111 Row 11. Amazing view, no matter where you were in the stadium. Food is a little pricey so I suggest eating prior to any event at Fiserv Forum.

After three Bucks' games, one Jim Gaffigan show, and a Forum tour with a panel of Bucks employees, I feel it's time to review the Fiserv Forum! The look of the outside is absolutely gorgeous and au courant, and the Plaza is already an amazing place for Christmas Markets, watching Bucks playoff games- it will be exciting to see how that's used in the future. I do like this place for Bucks games! But having been seated in the 200s, it does actually still feel far away. Not as bad as say, the Bradley Center or the United Center, but it's not exactly as nice as people are saying, as I've had my knees knocked up against someone else's and against the seat in front of me. I'm not a fan of this place for comedians "in the round". It's just too large for that, and we ended up just watching Jim Gaffigan on the large screen the whole time. I love that they have lots of local craft beer here. And the outside deck and lounge bar that is open to the public, is absolutely amazing. Touring the corporate boxes, I really hope to watch a game or a concert from one of those someday! Improvements- No need to repeat restaurants/food offerings on the first level. Do we really need two Klement's, Sobelman's, etc. on the same level? Also, as we all have to go through security upon entrance, the main entrance area is very shallow, so you do end up standing outside in line, waiting to enter the building- always. I really do like this place, and it's early- the organization will make improvements, and it's already a great place for games and events. Fiserv is a great addition to the City!

Went for a Bucks game (we won!) and got seats in section 224, row 5. They weren't the best seats in the house, obviously, but actually had a pretty good view. Another yelper had mentioned that there isn't a bad seat in the house, and I would agree for the most part. I don't think I'd want to seat behind the hoops, but it is a preference, since I think some people enjoy seating there, especially in the front rows so you can make faces at the opposing team when they're making free throws.. Of course, the seats on the lower levels would definitely be better, and I would absolutely get tickets there for concerts, but for a Bucks game, Section 224 was just fine. The screens were huge, and though my picture makes the court look tiny, it really didn't feel that small. Overall, the stadium is beautiful. We got in late tonight, but I would like to come a little early next time and take a stroll around it.

Went here for the first time ever this past Wed. 11/1 for the Tool concert! Treated my best friend here, too, to 2nd row seats, for his first-ever Tool concert! It was a GREAT time! The whole venue (including the bathrooms), is clean, brightly lit, and the interior looks current/modern! All the employees we interacted with - from those in security, food stalls, concert swag stands, and ushers - were all friendly, helpful and professional! Last, the sound quality and background video imaging quality were top notch! We were so blown away and agreed this was THE BEST concert we had ever seen! Thank you Fiserv Forum Team and TOOL for a memorable epic night!!!

Amazing first Bucks game experience! Everyone was very nice and helpful. We sat in upper concourse but you could still see pretty well. Shout out to Elizabeth S- she goes above and beyond! We will be back!

Place looked to be 1.5x larger than the BC, but so much of that was wasted on the entrance which is empty air. The upstairs seats are much better for viewing sports. Concerts sound better. But if you want to see the ball actually go through the hoop, don't sit in the lower level behind the basket. The arena ironically seats fewer people than the old arena. They built too few urinals, so the lines to the men's rooms are ridiculous. The rows and seats are tight but have cup holders. The hallways are cramped and obstructed by bars, angles, and queues in what should have been a massively wide oval pathway encircling the arena. They offer dining "variety," but since their food staff are part time temps, the quality isn't high, and they'd be better off with hot dogs and hamburgers. With plumbing changes and hallway modifications, it'd be better.

What a magnificent arena for the Milwaukee Bucks (and more!). Fiserv Forum offers is an impressive venue both inside and out. We've been to Bucks games here and I don't think there's a bad seat in the house. The screens are huge and crystal clear, the eateries are a step above what one normally expects in a sports arena (Freshfin Poké...whaaat?!?), and the atmosphere is electric. And, oh...hey...how 'bout those city views from the Panorama Club? At the top, there's the Panorama Club where you can go to an outside walkway to take in what can only be described as a breathtaking view of Milwaukee's downtown. The only thing I would caution against is their standing room only tickets. We did this for one game. We thought perhaps there would be a dedicated area for standing room only ticket holders to stand, but there isn't. You're basically relegated to standing where ever you can find a spot. It's kind of awkward. Beyond that--A-mazing! Get to it!