Brewers parade from downtown to lakefront after winning 2026 World Series
Players showered fans with champagne and shirts while 1982 teammates joined the celebration.
By Adam Richardson ·
The Milwaukee Brewers won the 2026 World Series and held a victory parade on October 30, 2026. The procession moved from downtown Milwaukee to the lakefront.
Current players boarded buses to travel the route. Some hopped off to interact with fans and display the World Series trophy. FOX6 Milwaukee interviewed Sal Frelick, Aaron Ashby, Brandon Woodruff, Pat Murphy, and William Contreras during the event.
The team honored the 1982 American League champion squad during the day. Robin Yount, Paul Molitor, Ted Simmons, and Rollie Fingers joined the parade. FOX6 reporter Bryan Polcyn interviewed Yount about the team's impact on the community. Molitor discussed the 2026 roster and its meaning for Wisconsin. Simmons spoke about how the current team honors the 1982 group. Fingers shared his thoughts on the city's celebration.
Players distributed items to the crowd along the route. They handed out shirts, baseballs, and bottles of wine. The team also sprayed champagne over fans. Manager Pat Murphy rode in the back of a pickup truck and received applause from spectators.
The parade stopped at the Bob Uecker mural in downtown Milwaukee. Players and fans gathered there to celebrate. The group took a moment to drink Miller Lite at the location. Garrett Mitchell posed for photos with a young fan during the stop.
The celebration continued near Maier Festival Park. The crowd reacted strongly as the team approached the area. Some players removed tarps to get closer to the spectators.
Source: FOX6 Milwaukee
