It's always a great time to people watch, eat junk food, and enjoy music and shopping! More

What can I say? What do I need to say? It's Milwaukee's lakefront festival park. It's "The Summerfest Grounds". It's the home of "The Big Gig". If you are from the Greater Milwaukee area, (or IN the area) the week-to-ten days surrounding the Fourth of July, there's nothing like it. Almost every weekend the rest of the summer (only a... More

For out of towner's. They would love it! The concert's, food and activities are awsome for the whole family... More

Great place for Milwaukee to hold their ethnic and musical festivals. When you want to get a way from the noise-walk along the lake there. Clean bathrooms. Nice skyride with great views. More

I love going to the Henry Maier Festival Park for Summerfest and all of the other cultural festivals. Parking is never a problem. There are plenty of lots. If you don't mind walking, the prices for lots are cheaper a few blocks away. There are also shuttles that pick people up from park and rides and various local bars. There... More

We tend to try and hit up at least two or three festivals every summer. SummerFest may be the BIG one but it tends to be too crowded and full of rude people. Go to ethnic ones to experience different cultures and a variety of foods and music. More

The venue has all the Millwaukee Festivals.Summerfest, Irish Fest, Polish Fest,etc. Sit on the Lake Michigan and has a fair amount of acres. Newly upgraded each year, the traffic flow and food lines continue to improve. Easy to find, hard to park. Take the park and ride, or your bike or a cab. Area is connected to The Third Ward. More

I go to summerfest every year at Henry Maier Festival Park. I take vacation from my job overseas and fly home once a year (sometimes twice for Lolla), just for summerfest. It is the single greatest even in modern history. I travel to many many many music festivals every year, and summerfest, by far, is the best. Maybe it is... More

A nice park, with adequate bathrooms, restaurants and diversions. The location is great, with an excellent view of Lake Michigan. On the other hand, the price of beer and food has gone way up, and the entertainment is there to cater to baby boomers with very little for someone between 12 and 40, regardless of the festival. Every year ticket... More