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The Bradley Center is a multipurpose indoor arena in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Milwaukee Bucks of the NBA, the Milwaukee Admirals of the AHL and the Marquette University men's basketball team use this arena as their home venue. Previously, The arena also hosted the Milwaukee Wave of the MISL from 1987-2003, the Milwaukee Mustangs of the AFL from 1994-2001, and the Badger Hockey Showdown from 1989-2002. The arena seats 20,000 for end-stage concerts, 18,717 for NBA games, 19,000 for college basketball, and 17,800 for ice hockey.

The arena was completed in 1988 at a cost of $90 million. The Bradely Center was meant to be a modern replacement of The MECCA Arena which was built in 1950. It is currently named the U.S. Cellular Arena. Two Philanthropists Jane Pettit and Lloyd Pettit presented this marvelous arena as a gift to the State of Wisconsin in memory of Jane's late father, Harry Lynde Bradley of the Allen-Bradley company.

The Bradley Center has the honor of hosting the Frozen Four in 1993, 1997, and 2006. The 2006 tournament was unique because the eventual champion University of Wisconsin Badgers had an unofficial home-rink advantage because of the statewide appeal of the Badgers and the location of the tournament in Milwaukee, just under 80 miles from the Kohl Center in Madison.

Numerous WWE events are also held at the wonderful Bradley Center. These include No Way Out 2002, Taboo Tuesday 2004. This facility has recorded many historical moments of WWE Events. One of the most memorable moments in WWE history occurred in this facility when "Stone Cold" Steve Austin held Vince McMahon "hostage" at gun-point in October 1998. He even threatened to kill him in the ring. As he raised his weapon to fire, the weapon was revealed as a simple toy gun. It fired a banner saying "BANG 3:16", causing McMahon to wet himself. WWE is planning to come with a RAW and Friday Night Smackdown SuperShow in early 2007.

Celine Dion graced the arena on March 26, 1999. She enjoyed performing a concert as a part of her Let's Talk About Love Tour. It was one of the most popular concert at this arena.

Currently, the Bradley Center is the 2nd oldest active arena used in the NBA. It is behind Madison Square Garden. The future of the Bradley Center as a professional sports venue is uncertain as the end of the Bucks' Bradley Center lease is drawing near (2009).