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MCTS Running Extra Brewers Parade Buses

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MCTS Running Extra Brewers Parade Buses — Bayside Technology news

MCTS bus on W. Wisconsin Avenue. Photo taken Thursday, June 4, 2026 by Graham Kilmer. The Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) announced it will increase bus service along a handful of routes running to downtown Milwaukee for the Brewers World Series victory parade Friday. MCTS will run extra buses along five routes that can drop riders within blocks of the parade route: Connect 1, GreenLine, Route 12, Route 18 and Route 57. With hundreds of thousands of fans expected to line the streets for a victory parade on Friday, limited downtown parking and road closures along the parade route, taking the bus can help fans avoid the search for parking and focus on celebrating the new World Series champions, MCTS said in a statement Thursday. The parade begins at 10 a.m. Friday at the intersection of W. Wisconsin and N. Vel R. Phillips avenues. It will run briefly in a semicircle along N. Jefferson Street, E. Mason Street, and N. Jackson Street to pass the Bob Uecker mural before turning lef

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