Club Cambria offers stylish seats in Bradley Center

What’s Club Cambria?

Waking up today, I didn’t know what Cambria was. I knew that there was a Club Cambria at the Bradley Center and figured it was a company of some sort, but never really took the time to research it. If I had to guess, I thought it was a financial services company.

Do you know who Cambria is? If you’ve bought or sold a home in the past several years, you probably know that counter tops are all the rage. Cambria makes the natural quartz surfaces found on many bar tops, tabletops, wall coverings, buffet tables, vanity tops, drink rails and flooring. The product, in different colors, is -- of course -- featured in the newly expanded Club Cambria.

Club Cambria, then, is a suite-level lounge at the BC. It’s in the north end and it’s recently been expanded to more than 5,000 sq. ft. A ticket to the suite, now available in 21 and 43 game packages, is $110 per game. The price includes food and beverages. Really good food, trust me.

"With Club Cambria, the Bucks are on the cutting edge of the professional sports industry when it comes to offering our fans the most innovative and stylish seat in the house," said John Steinmiller, vice president of business operations for the Bucks. "We introduced this concept to our fans last year, but now the space is complete. This is truly a red-carpet option for anyone who loves to entertain and be entertained in world-class fashion."

There are 167 seats in the Club Cambria lounge for the 2006-'07 season, with a possible expansion for an additional 250 seats in future seasons. Milwaukee Bucks subscriptions for Club Cambria are, for now, only sold on a full-season (43 games) or partial-season basis, with individual game tickets for Club Cambria sold on an "as-available" basis.

In today’s entertainment world, the Bucks know that they have to continue to offer better and better services and amenities. Club Cambria helps with this.

"The atmosphere that the Club Cambria concept offers is unlike any other," said John Buenneke, Cambria brand manager. "From the food served to the wonderful Cambria surfaces they are served on, Club Cambria has been designed to enhance the experience for fans."

To tour the site: https://www.seats3d.com/nba/milwaukee_bucks/ste_party_349_lng_2.html.

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OMCreader | Nov. 1, 2006 at 2:33 a.m. (report)

Dave said: It looks like the Brewers are adding something similar at Miller Park too. There was an article about it in the Milwaukee Business Journal.

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