Date of visit: July 2026…read more NOT PARTICULARLY HD FANS We're not into Harley Davidsons or motorcycles at all for that matter, but while in Milwaukee, it seemed like the thing to do. Having visited the museum, (We spent 5 hours there, including lunch at the restaurant) I will say I 'get it' and have much more of an appreciation for the bikes and the HD community. LOCKERS AVAILABLE We purchased our tickets at the front desk and checked our bags and water into a locker (No need to have money for a locker). If you're visiting in the summer, don't leave your sweater in the locker as the museum was SO COLD! Restrooms are also in this area. WHAT TO EXPECT You will learn about the beginnings and history of HD, their rapid growth, learn about the different parts of the bikes, see hundreds of bikes through the years, see the progression of the HD logo, see a wall of different colored gas tanks (I loved this!) and be able to sit on some bikes. There are info boards to read and it never felt too crowded. ON-SITE RESTAURANT If you get hungry, there's a restaurant next to the river. There was a wait time, but we sat at the bar immediately. I will say, there weren't really healthy options on the menu. We had a burger. HARLEY GIFTS GALORE There's a gift shop across the 'campus' from the main museum. A/C TOO COLD Like I mentioned before, my main complaint was that the museum was WAY too cold, which made the experience slightly miserable. Other than that, it was very interesting and I'd recommend a visit. I'm now completely FASCINATED every time I encounter a Harley on the street! Helpful?

I've had hit-and-miss experiences here. Friday afternoon we came here on the way for a trip and the…read moreserver we had was amazing. Pretzel plate was delicious and drinks we good and great service. However, we hit here again on the way back from our trip Sunday afternoon and the server was horrible. I'm sorry to say because I'm sure she had a lot going on, but we said something about the chili being on the cold side and she did not offer to maybe reheat or get us something else. She just said, "I don't know what happened" and walked away. Took my drink away and didn't ask if I wanted another. I had to hunt her down to get a drink or order food. Maybe she was overwhelmed but just service is a hit or miss here.

Great times time to have with friends and family. Tour guide does a great job of sharing the…read morehistory and interestin point of the east side. Definitely recomend to any one looking to have a great time learning some history.

Tons of Fun! It was worth the ride from Chicago to experience the food and history tour of the…read moreThird Ward. Bike a hoot. Leaders great food and fun abound. Can't wait to go back!

Holy moly. I'm embarrassed to say today was my first time riding the hop…read more Good thing I had nothing going on this Friday night and I could take it from the public market up to Cathedral Square for Bastille Days. I think I could have walked there and back in the time it took to get there. The pace of travel coupled with the smell of weed will make this the last time I use it. Good thing it's still free or I'd ask for my money back

The Hop, also known as the Milwaukee Streetcar, is a modern streetcar system with tracks throughput…read moredowntown. They do not run very frequently, it's almost quicker to walk than t wait. It is free to ride, no tickets or money is needed. The system's 2.1-mile original "M" line connects the Milwaukee Intermodal Station and Downtown to the Lower East Side and Historic Third Ward neighborhoods.

Easy going! A great way to change time zones. We purchased…read moretickets online... and were happy to get a military discount! Arrive AT LEAST 45 minutes before departure. Once you arrive, you'll get instructions on boarding passes (they print), IDs are checked and a security check of your vehicle takes place. When it's time, you drive your vehicle onto the ferry and go upstairs to the cabin area. Once the ferry leaves, you'll be able to order food or (like I did) take a nap. Dress appropriately or at least bring a blanket. The ferry was clean and peaceful.

The ship is kept very clean and everyone working it is super nice. We took a car on board and…read morestayed one night in Muskegon. Our sail was very smooth but other months can get very rough which means they sometimes have to cancel because of the wind. Food prices aren't cheap. You're looking at 10 bucks for a sausage English muffin and they don't take cash. Overall the experience is pricey at 500 for two people plus a car. Otherwise five stars for everything else. Make sure to get there at least 45 minutes ahead of time if you have a car. They cram in the cars pretty tight and do a cursory bomb sweep but aren't checking if you brought some "gifts" from Michigan to share with others.

Centerpointe has great people and service at a very reasonable price! We've used them for service…read moreand storage for the past 8 years.

Tom is very knowledgeable of inventory and opinions at Centerpointe marine. Stopped in to view a…read moreparticular model. Tom explained everything I needed to know to make an educated decision. The G M Bill Sheahan was able to offer a show incentive to seal the deal. This was surprisingly a great experience for my wife and I. Stop here for your boating needs. Tom Renner will take care of you.

We rented this boat for a Saturday afternoon when we had friends in town. Saturdays are the…read morepriciest date for this rental but so worth it! Kanaloa Tiki provides a captain at no additional fee. The bathroom onboard is small and a few people in our group did use it. Besides the fact that it is such a fun boat with its decorations/theme, the best thing about this boat is seating that is shaded and seating that isn't. It was nice to switch between the two. The boat comes equipped with Bluetooth so you can play your own music. Two hours down the Milwaukee river goes fast! We went all the down to Jones Island and then back to our docking location. There were about 8 of us on the boat and we had plenty of room. We also appreciated the cooler and ice provided by Kanaloa Tiki. You can bring food onboard and there is a nice bar top to put food on. We definitely want to rent this boat again and make it an annual thing!

We rented the tiki pontoon for our book club meeting. We had a great experience. There is no…read morecharge for a driver, and you can bring up to 11 people. Plus, there is a bathroom on board. I have not been fully pleased with the other pontoon rental services in the area who seem to be discombobulated and over run when they're trying to get multiple parties on multiple pontoons at the same time. This was a great experience and well worth the $$.

I rarely give five stars. When I do, it's often for something like national parks, where humans…read morehave found a way to frame an incredible sight, then get out of the way so that others can enjoy it. That's one way to describe my five-star experience with Bowljet. Therese H. and I are so busy with work during December that we often miss important things, in this case, the brief window of time between Citrus Bowl ticket sale opening and sellout. A few days later, I started to search for ways to attend, and used all the usual ticket resale sites. Finally, I came across a Bowljet listing on eBay. I found a 100% positive rating, and a BBB rating of A+. After a little more reflection, I finally pulled the auction-purchase trigger. Ever since, I've been glad I bypassed the normal path to bowl tickets, and found Bowljet. Tickets: commemorative paper tickets delivered by priority mail two days after order, along with contact information and a couple of commemorative bowl lapel pins. Communication: Fast response from seller, and follow up phone calls from Bowljet "host" (staying at same hotel). Hotel: Very good quality room for three nights, pool view, free parking pass, vouchers for breakfast three mornings at the hotel restaurant (a buffet, which included made-to-order eggs at the kitchen window). Shuttle: to and from the game, reminder phone call from host, attendance check departing and returning. The package did NOT include flights, rental car, or lunch/dinner, which suited us just fine. Of course, we also took care of gratuities for hotel maid, restaurant server, etc. Overall, the package was a great value! Thanks, Bowljet. You exceeded our expectations. We needed a trouble-free vacation with our team, and you delivered. The seats were so good, we even got a few seconds of TV time to amaze our friends. The little epigraph on your business card is true: "The best bowl trip ever!"

I usually do not post on Yelp but needed to say something about this company. I have used Bowljet…read more2 times already and have been very pleased at the services that they have rendered. From the Pizza tour in Milwaukee and going to Lambeau Field to the pep rally and the Citrus Bowl in Orlando. They covered everything that I wanted or needed for the trip that was included in the package. I even made ESPN TV from the front row in the endzone at the Citrus Bowl !!! All my friends could not believe that I was on TV at the game. All I could say was that Bowljet put me in that seat !!! I am looking forward to using them again for any road trips that are available for my team or just to go to a great football rivalry !! BOWLJET ROCKS !!!!!

I took this bus from Chicago to Milwaukee and then back to Chicago. It was super easy and I was…read moregrateful for this service. The buses are clean and comfortable. I would not hesitate to recommend the service to anyone! My two buses were on time, but it may have been the time of day/day of week. I know there's a lot of traffic sometimes and that can't be helped.

If you have no other options, select the bus that comes before the bus you actually need because…read morethe one you need likely won't show up.