Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary Celebration Tickets

Too much money for acts included. Sound was low on the lead mike on three stages.

Not as good as the 100th or 105th. Entertainment at the Summerfest Grounds wasn't that good and needed to pay a lot extra for the "premium" entertainment. I probably won't go for the 115th unless they book better bands. Blue Oyster Cult sucked. $10 for MC parking unless you walked over a mile. Line for HOG registration was 2 blocks long. Didn't bother. Sorry I missed Joan Jett but my buddy got tired of waiting and wanted to head out. Hopefully the HD corporate staff responsible for putting on this event will read this review.

the event was great! Excelent organization, good attractions, and food.

A great event with a lot to do overall. I have no complaints about anything the way it was laid out, vendors, musical events, or cleanliness of the grounds. A great job by ticketmaster in getting me all the info and the ticket packages before leaving for Milwaukee.

Yes there were thousands of Harleys. Yes there were 60+ concerts over three days. Yes the H-D event team dug up all the old rock bands (Doobie Brothers, ZZ Top, Blue Oyster Cult, Joan Jet, etc). Yes there was all the typical Summerfest food. But I LIKE that. You know what to expect and are not disappointed. Plus this event seemed to have a great turn out from around the world. I talked with people from Norway, Germany, New Zealand, Aruba, Mexico, Brazil and others. All drawn together because of our common interest in Harley-Davidson motorcycles.

I think they should have had some sort of wrist band to wear instead of having to carry around your ticket and worrying about losing the ticket.

Excellent displays and events at Summerfest grounds. Super job on bike parking. Really liked the HOG lounge areas. Particularly enjoyed the rider skills event and bicycle stunt riders. Events and displays at the Museum were very nice as well.

Need some signs to find the Parking, that area is very hard to move around in. Street party on Sat. was no fun at all. Toby Keith was TOO LOUD, had to leave, and no refunds provided.

great weekend with lots of luck with the weather all kind of food, drinks and music to take in only back draw parking fee/motorcycle doesn't fit into the context Add it to the ticket price and let bikers park in the area at the waterfront

This was my first time attending an HD anniversary and I would definitely do it again. Got to see riders from all over the globe and hundreds if not thousands of motorcycles.

There was something for everyone at the Summerfest Grounds.

One of the best concerts I have attended. Lots of events going on to keep everybody occupied and happy.

Everything was great. I lost my ticket and they replaced it with no problem at all.

Just amazing event, well organized and so much fun.

Well done... Fun.... Lots to do...great venues... Great city....

Everyone should attend a Anniversary event at least once in their lifetime.

Poor signage as to where to park, pay to park a motorcycle 10 bucks, no water allowed, buy ours 3 bucks.. same price as beer I might add. Free parking a mile or two away.. that works. Yeah right. Paid over 200 bucks for tickets, and still had all this other expense. Vendors had nothing you haven't seen at any rally as before. I enjoyed the HD Museum. Construction everywhere, detours, and gps couldn't figure it out either. Once is enough. I can think of better things to do with my time and money.

Overall it was a very good event. The Summerfest fairgrounds offered much to see and do. The Aerosmith concert was fantastic and the H-D Museum was excellent.

I loved it in Milwaukee. The event grounds were great for viewing multiple events. The people were from all over and were great. The surrounding towns were awesome. People were so excited to see all the Harley's ride. The events in the summer grounds were great. I will be back in 5 years for the next one.

Toby is a True American and put on a Great show... when he gets the crowd going it is exciting to be a part of the show. Should also perform the Taliban song1