Brewers Parade Buses Spotted in Chicago
Double-decker buses wrapped in Milwaukee Brewers branding were seen driving through Cubs territory the day after the championship parade.
Updated on Nov. 1, 2026 in Baseball

Double-decker buses bearing the Milwaukee Brewers logo and the message "WON OUR WAY" were spotted in Chicago on Oct. 31, a day after the team's Oct. 30 championship parade in Milwaukee that drew about 750,000 fans. The buses are owned by Big Bus Tours, a Chicago-based company.
Why it matters
Milwaukee residents suspected the city had rented the buses for the parade, raising questions about how the vehicles ended up in Chicago. Big Bus Tours did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Nov. 1.
About 750,000 fans attended the Oct. 30 parade, a figure drawn from the event's own count rather than an independent audit. The buses were owned by Big Bus Tours, and the extraction does not say how many vehicles were involved or what their rental terms were.
The players
Milwaukee Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers are a Major League Baseball franchise based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, whose championship parade drew the crowd at the center of this story.
Big Bus Tours
Big Bus Tours is a Chicago-based company that operates hop-on, hop-off sightseeing tours in multiple cities and owns the double-decker buses seen in Chicago.
The details
Double-decker buses wrapped in Brewers messaging were seen driving around Chicago's Cubs fan territory, returning to the city while still displaying the team's branding. The buses are operated by Big Bus Tours, which runs hop-on, hop-off tours in several cities.
Timeline
Oct. 30: Milwaukee Brewers championship parade draws about 750,000 fans.
Oct. 31: Parade buses are spotted in Chicago.
Nov. 1: Big Bus Tours does not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Season Trajectory
The sighting extends the Brewers' championship run beyond Milwaukee's parade route and into a rival market, a visible reminder of the title's regional reach. For Milwaukee readers, it also raises the question of how parade logistics are contracted for future celebrations.
The buses matter to Milwaukee fans mainly as a record of where the championship celebration traveled after the Oct. 30 parade. For anyone tracking parade logistics, the open question is whether the vehicles were rented by the city, a detail the extraction does not confirm.
The takeaway
Parade logistics for major championship celebrations can extend well beyond the host city's streets, and fans who track the details will want to watch for official confirmation of how those vehicles were arranged.
Further reading
For more on the team behind the parade, see Baseball coverage across the Milwaukee sports scene.










