Spring break is one of the busiest times of the year for air travel from Milwaukee. Mitchell International Airport officials say more than 250,000 passengers are expected to depart this month on jets from the region, escaping the mild Midwest winter in search of the real deal. “On these peak Saturdays, the airline offers 26 nonstop flights to Florida destinations, plus 10 more to other warm-weather destinations,” said Airport Director Brian Dranczyk. It is operating,” he said. The peak number of tourists is expected to be from March 23rd to March 30th. The parking lot at the privately owned FastPark is currently 95% full. The general manager was forced to turn away people without reservations on Friday. General Manager Marvin Ocon said, “As you can see behind me, I only accept reservations, not reservations.” “It's a lot busier than it used to be, and it's going to get busier as time goes on,” Ocon said, adding that March tends to be the busiest month of the year, even surpassing the Christmas holiday season. Ta. “We knew it was going to be difficult so we tried to book in advance to avoid being stranded,” said traveler Ann Dorn. Airport-operated parking lots have already been at around 80% capacity this week. They expect that percentage to increase in the coming weeks. These parking options range from $10 to $26 per day. No matter which parking spot you choose, we expect cheaper options to be taken first, so travelers are encouraged to reserve their spot now. It’s a reservation,” Ocon said. Click here to learn more about Fast Park options. Click here to learn more about Mitchell International Airport options.
Spring break is one of the busiest times of the year for air travel from Milwaukee.
Mitchell International Airport officials say more than 250,000 passengers are expected to depart this month on jets from the region, escaping the mild Midwest winter in search of the real deal.
“On these peak Saturdays, the airline offers 26 nonstop flights to Florida destinations, plus 10 more to other warm-weather destinations,” said Airport Director Brian Dranczyk. It is operating,” he said.
Peak travel is expected to be from March 23rd to 30th.
The privately owned FastPark is currently 95% full. The general manager was forced to turn away people without reservations on Friday.
General Manager Marvin Ocon said, “As you can see behind me, I only accept reservations, not reservations.” “We're a lot busier than we were before, and it's going to get busier as time goes on.”
Ocon said March tends to be the busiest month of the year, even surpassing the Christmas holiday season.
“We knew it was going to be difficult so we tried to book in advance to avoid being stranded,” said traveler Ann Dorn.
Airport-operated parking lots have already been at around 80% capacity this week. They expect that percentage to increase in the coming weeks. These parking options range from $10 to $26 per day.
Regardless of which parking option you choose, travelers are encouraged to reserve their spots now, as the cheaper parking spots are expected to be taken first.
“You don't want to get off to a bad start. You always want to be positive and have a positive vacation. Make your reservations,” Ocon said.
Click here to learn more about FastPark options.
Click here to learn more about Mitchell International Airport options.
