Frequently Asked Questions

What’s new for 2008?
-The Indy Pro Series race moves to Sunday, June 1, which will precede the ABC Supply / A.J. Foyt 225 IndyCar Series race, and is included with the purchase of an IndyCar Series race ticket

- The NASCAR Track Pack is a new package designed to give customers the Milwaukee Mile’s complete NASCAR experience. Included in the package is one 300-level ticket for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race and the NASCAR Nationwide Series race. This package is available for just $99 per person.

- The Milwaukee Mile is now offering customers Non-Smoking Sections. Each grandstand level will include two (2) sections where patrons will NOT be allowed to smoke. These sections will be in 101, 102, 201, 202, 301, 302, 401 and 402. Any customer who smokes and currently holds tickets for these sections should call The Milwaukee Mile Ticket Office to relocate their seats.

-General Admission Saturdays during IndyCar Series and Governor’s Cup weekends, so you can sit in the 400 level seats, if you so desire, or sit in the front row and feel the roar of the engine as the cars speed past you.

-Season pit & paddock passes are available at a discounted price for renewal customers.

-Renewal of full season tickets and stock car packages are now available on-line.

-Club Four, a fan-focused, all-you-can-eat section will be available during all major racing weekends in 2008. These seats will offer a great view of turn four track action and the entrance to pit road. With a Club Four ticket, fans can enjoy unlimited brats, hot dogs, hamburgers, chips and pickles along with Coca-Cola and beer, starting at $40 per person.

When will I be receiving tickets I ordered?
As a general rule, all tickets will be mailed out within four weeks of an event.

What is the track’s carry-in policy?
Scanners, cameras and other approved items must be carried into the seating areas in clear plastic or see-through mesh bags. The bags must be able to fit under a patron’s seat without obstructing the isles or encroaching on a neighbor’s seat. A full list of items allowed is found in our fan guide, which is available on this website.

What should I wear?
-Grandstands: Because you most likely will be stationary in the grandstands, know the weather conditions, bring sunscreen and layers of clothing. A Milwaukee Mile hat would keep you shaded, as well!

-Pit & Paddock: In the pit and paddock areas, The Milwaukee Mile requires patrons to wear long pants, close-toed shoes and shirts that cover your shoulders. No shorts, sandals or tank tops.

Where is Will Call on race weekends? Will Call is at The Wisconsin Exposition Center located outside Turn 1. All orders made within seven days of an event will be placed in Will Call. Bring a photo I.D. and the credit card used to purchase your tickets as proof of identification.

What can I do with a Milwaukee Mile Pit & Paddock Pass? A Milwaukee Mile issued Pit and Paddock pass gains you access to the pit and paddock area for the entire race weekend. This allows you up-close access to view pit road, race team haulers, inspection areas and race cars. Your pit pass will only be good under “cold” conditions, meaning that you will not be able to gain pit access when there is on-track activity, or when the pits are deemed “hot.” Under certain conditions, race officials may warrant a sweeping of the area and may require non-race participants to vacate the area.

Will I be allowed in the NASCAR Nationwide Series garage?
NASCAR Nationwide Series garage passes are issued by NASCAR. Milwaukee Mile pit and paddock holders are not promised or guaranteed access to this area. As in the past, it is at the discretion of NASCAR to allow any such access.

May I purchase a NASCAR credential?
NASCAR team and sponsor-affiliated personnel have access to NASCAR credentials. The Milwaukee Mile is not aware of general public being able to obtain credentials.

May I purchase a pit and paddock pass for my child?
Yes! You may purchase a MINOR paddock pass for children for the IndyCar Series and Governor’s Cup events. You must be at least 18 years of age to be admitted into the pit area for NASCAR events.

What happens if a major race is rained out?
The race will be held on the next clear day, as determined by track and sanctioning body officials. Your original ticket will be used for admission on the scheduled rain date.

What does it cost me to park on the grounds?
There is a $9 fee to park a car on the Wisconsin State Fair grounds. Additional fees apply for motorcoach busses, school/tour busses, and to access infield parking.

How do I reserve an RV parking space?
The Wisconsin State Fair Park RV PARK controls all permits on the grounds for RV parking, which is reserved. All reservations and inquiries should be directed to (414) 266-7035.
Only team-related RV parking is arranged for in the track’s infield.

Can I tailgate /grill out if I park in the infield? Yes! You may bring both coolers and grills into this area and tailgate before and during events. Tailgating is also allowed on the Wisconsin State Fair grounds.

What vehicles are allowed to be parked in the infield?
Allowed: Automobiles, passenger-type vans, pick-up trucks WITHOUT campers, motorcycles and bicycles. All vehicles must be able to fit through the infield tunnel.
Not Allowed: Recreational or commercial vehicles, campers, ATV’s, mopeds, trucks, cargo-type delivery vans, trucks with any type of scaffolding, trailers, tents, “pop-up” campers or animals.

When must my vehicle be removed from the infield?
There is no overnight parking in the infield. All vehicles must be removed within two (2) hours of the completion of on-track activity.

How do I obtain a driver’s roster or starting line-up?
Rosters and line-ups will be included with the purchase of an official event program, with coupons provided on IndyCar Series Pole Day that is redeemable for a starting line-up on Sunday.

Can I buy Milwaukee Mile gift certificates?
Yes! Gift certificates can be purchased at any time. They are only redeemable for ticket purchases and must be processed through the ticket office.

Will there be any NASCAR ‘Cup drivers in The Mile’s NASCAR Nationwide Series race?
As in past years, a handful of ‘Cup drivers are expected to race in the event. Early indications are Carl Edwards, David Reutimann and Clint Bowyer will be racing both series full-time, and will race at The Mile. For updates on who’s competing, check back often to the NASCAR event page on this website.

Is The Milwaukee Mile the oldest track in the country?
Yes! The Milwaukee Mile is the oldest active motor speedway in the world, dating back to the first five mile speed runs held on September 11, 1903 on what was a dirt-surfaced horse track.

Is it true the legendary A.J. Foyt drove in more races at The Milwaukee than any other track during his storied career? Yes, the versatile “Super Tex” competed in Indy cars, stock cars, sprint cars and midgets, often four or five times a year at The Mile in the various disciplines. For the record he won more stock car races (six) than Indy car races (four).

Will The Milwaukee Mile ever get a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race?
With your help in creating a demand and selling out The Mile for every NASCAR event we currently have, we would be in a much better position to approach our NASCAR friends about a ‘Cup Series race. We will never say never in our quest to provide the best auto racing possible for our fans.