Contact Information
Milwaukee, WI 53207
Hours of Operation
Open daily with varying hours.
About this Location
The USO lounge, found in the main terminal area, supports more than 10,000 military, retirees and their families traveling through Milwaukee. The VIP lounge hosts welcome home and deployment events for local military units, and is a safe-haven for families during a Dignified Transfer of a fallen hero.
Services available include a book exchange, movie library, gaming system, comfort foods, and WiFi, all in an area to relax and relieve the stresses of travel.
Amenities at this Location
Food & Beverages
- Beverages
- Coffee & Tea
- Food Pantry
- Snack Bar
- Snacks
Connectivity
- Charging Stations
- Computers & Laptops
- Desks & Work Areas
- Skype
- Video Chat
- Wi-Fi
Multimedia & Gaming
- Board & Table Games
- DVD & Blu-ray Player
- Playing Cards
- TV & Cable
- Xbox 360
Rest & Relaxation
- Lounge
- Music Room & Instruments
- Sleeping & Quiet Area
- Toiletries
Services & Information
- Families of the Fallen Lounge
- Information Desk
- Transportation Information
I just want to thank you, the USO and the Brewers for the warm welcome and hospitality. It certainly was an honor to throw out the first pitch! It will be a day that I will never forget. Words cannot really describe what the USO does for the military and their families. Thank you so much for every thing you do! It definitely makes the a difference in the life of a soldier!Lynn, Service Member Find out how to support USO
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