Following Friday’s Championship Celebration, the Milwaukee Brewers extended their thanks to everyone “whose extraordinary effort and collaboration” made the celebration possible.
According to the Milwaukee Police Department, more than 750,000 people attended the Brewers’ World Series championship parade and rally on Oct. 30.
“Bringing a celebration of this magnitude to life required an incredible collective effort, and we could not be more grateful to everyone who played a part,” Rick Schlesinger, the Brewers president – business operations said in a press release.
“What we witnessed across Milwaukee was remarkable,” Schlesinger said. “So many people gave their time, expertise and energy to make this day possible, and the collaboration throughout reflected the pride, generosity and sense of community that define us.”
The Brewers also thanked their fan base for their participation in the parade.
“This championship has been generations in the making, and Friday was a celebration of everyone who has been part of that journey,” the club said.
“Thank you to those who lined the parade route and gathered at Henry Maier Festival Park, those who celebrated throughout Milwaukee, across Wisconsin and well beyond, and those who have been with the Brewers for decades or shared this moment with a new generation of fans.
“Most of all, thank you for the passion, loyalty and belief you have given this organization year after year.”
