March Madness is brewing on a quiet wet day in Milwaukee. Local businesses are stocking up to make sure visitors don't get thirsty.From Lipscomb University to the University of Kentucky team buses were spotted across downtown Tu esday. "It's all hands on deck this weekend," said Ben Stilp, banquet manager at Mader's German Restaurant.Steps away from Fiserv Forum, reservations are piling up at Mader's for Friday and Sunday. The restaurant will open an extra dining room to accommodate an additional 100 seats. "When we had it in 2022. It was the busiest weekend of our spring," Stilp said. "We're prepared to fill up the whole restaurant.""An event like this people are here for fun, and they're here to celebrate, and it's such a great vibe," said Dana Johnson, general manager of Saint Kate - The Arts Hotel. "People are here to experience the city. Theyre not sitting in meeting rooms all day like some midweek group might be." From fans to media and teams, Saint Kate - The Arts Hotel will be among the many hotels welcoming the influx of guests and pointing out ways to explore the city."We do teams well. Everything from youth sports to professional teams. The Pfister, the Hilton and Saint Kate, our three Marcus hotels do that well and we're excited to host teams this year," Johnson stated.Watch: Milwaukee businesses welcome visitors for NCAA TournamentThe big dance is excitingly unpredictable.This year Milwaukee will be featured in that national spotlight."It helps people understand Milwaukee is a great place to visit, and hopefully they'll come back again," Johnson said.Its about time to watch on your time. Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for TMJ4 on your device.Available for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more.Report a typo or error ...read more read less