My daughter and 5 yo Granddaughter got kicked out of there. Why you may ask...bc the manager said…read moreshe was too tall to be playing in the playground area. There were two other children in that area, so not crowded. And not a behavioral issue. Spent $50 to be kicked out after 1/2 hr.

Been here a number of times but not since before Covid. This visit I noticed how raggedy some of…read morethe foam squares were looking and how badly some of the mats need to be washed or replaced. Too many of the smaller children going into the big kid play areas with no supervision and nearly getting hurt, kicked, etc. (which is on the parents I realize but I don't want to supervise your kids). I know sometimes options are limited with entertaining kids, especially in WI during the cold months but for the price they charge, it's time for ownership to start investing back into the business. This place has been open since 2015 and it's starting to show.

Had a blast visiting the Children's Museum in Green Bay. They often do membership deals/discounts…read moreto cover 2 adults and up to 4 kids. My friend had a membership and said they are currently offering a back to school offer where $65 pays for a whole year of access. A day pass was $8. They had a ton of indoor exhibits from a fire truck, giant water table, market, stage, treehouse, vet shop, pizza shop, and even a crafts room (requires adult supervision). Outside, they have a playground, mining area, balancing beams, and more. The kids loved playing here and were entertained for at least two hours. It's great for all ages as well. It can sometimes get busy on weekends but we went on a weekday at open and had most exhibits to ourselves for the first 30 minutes. Highly recommend.

The kids had an amazing time. The place was packed with lots of fun! It was too warm to be outside,…read morebut no worries the inside was a blast.

I do not think there is a better value around. Complimentary water, reasonably priced drinks. One…read moreprice, unlimited play. I highly recommend District 82. I easily played enough games to cover my cost of admission. I was there with my son and grandkids.

Kids all had a blast. Free water and coffee. Wrist band allowed up to leave grab dinner and come…read moreback for more gaming. Soda's were $1, very reasonable prices. Owner was nice and knowledgeable about his games. Place was very clean. Honestly the first time I've been to an arcade like this and every single game was working properly.

Review from 11/14/2021 Visit…read more Was a lot smaller than other Dave & Busters I've been too, and was a lot more expensive than i remembered. We didn't eat here, just came for games. This visit is a one and done visit. I don't plan on going back. Too much money, for not enough return.

Very Disappointed in Dave N Busters and how they treat there employees.. Notice: a waitress of Dave…read moreand busters had medical problems with her baby boy and under the family leave act and being a single mother had no choice but to attend to her child's needs. She explained to to them how much dedication she had for the company but they had no heart to grant her the the law that protects her.

Me and a buddy went to play vr and had a blast and they even have pc gaming for I think 7 and hr I…read morecan't remember the price for sure but it was cheap would love to go again

My 13 year old son geeked out over this place. He had a blast in the regular booth choosing from…read moremultiple games. $30 for 1 hour is a little pricey. I think they need to offer a monthly membership. Food was nothing to review about. I was able to play the regular video games for free (which they have a good variety of older games) while my son played on the VR system. They have space for small events. I would definitely recommend trying this out as a kid or adult.

SO FUN AND SCARYYYY. the jason maze was so scaryy that i ran as fast as flash not gonna lieread more

To start the night, unfortunately, I had to leave my partner behind as she is unable to partake in…read moreadventures requiring much walking these days. We're glad we did because there really isn't a heads up that you will be walking quite a distance within the mazes on the grounds of the National Rail Museum. I'll have more to say on that later. I had the Fast Pass, and I would DEFINITELY recommend it. If you look at many other reviews you'll see complaints about the lines, but this is an urban attraction, if you don't expect lines you aren't basing said expectations in reality. I arrived and walked directly to board the train. The train started moving with some strobe effects and a couple of actors came out to interact with the crowd. At this point, as a former theatrical group executive director, I admittedly started judging the level of these improv actors as higher end amateur. They were competent, don't get me wrong, but I felt a lot of the interactions felt kind of shallow. I think this may have to do with the amount of under 16 year old traffic that the attraction tends to receive, and these actors seemed to be working to keep it "family friendly." After the creeping train ride, you are sent through a forest maze the "Depths of Darkness." It's a pretty solid maze with various terrains and dioramas of decaying city and graveyards. There were a handful of live actors going for generic jump-scares, but as it will be throughout the attractions, my traveling solo seemed to throw their timing. The journey felt as though it was about a mile as you weaved back and forth. It would be EXTREMELY difficult for anyone with mobility issues to get through parts of this area with anything more than a cane (part of why my partner had to pass, as she's currently stuck using a rolling walker). That's not really an issue, but I'd definitely make the suggestion that they add a warning for anyone with mobility issues in the future. It was enjoyable, but I could see adding a little more effect lighting throughout this portion of the attraction, and I would work on figuring a way for the live actors to be more interactive for frights. After the haunted forest I once again came to a crossroads where I got to choose GA or Fastpass/VIP. The Fastpass/VIP path led to an outdoor lounge area that normally has concessions, and a bonfire. I was informed that the concession group didn't show up either. That was unfortunate, but understandable. After a quick rest I decided it was time to head towards Blackthorne Manner. Again, I got to "skip" the line, which was definitely substantial, although when I got the end of the VIP/Fastpass queue it was very confusing as the security (dressed as security) wasn't the most attentive to his job further than he knew he had to direct groups where to go. I wandered back and forth up the queue line confused for a few minutes before he finally asked me if I was alone. I also question the fact that this wasn't a stylized character, but someone wearing an orange security windbreaker, directing the groups into the manor's courtyard. Once inside the courtyard, the beautiful horror façade that one can see on the website, I was greeted by a stylized character who definitely was grasping for something to say to the 6'9" 450 lbs solo roller, and it definitely took him a minute to even come up with a generic response (again improve level, medium-high amateur). He let me into the house, laughing, and passing along a low clearance warning as I ducked through the door. Blackthorn Manor, the home of this year's "Book of Lost Souls" attraction, is aesthetically gorgeous. The detail in the room décor is high level. Lots of solid woodwork, and various types of craftwork throughout. Solid wax depictions of corpses (animal & human) at different levels of decay, most of the lighting effects were either to create shadows or strobing effects. It was pretty easy to find my way through the winding passages of the single floor 'manor," and again the majority of the human actors were going for the jump scares and my soloness was throwing their timing off. One actor in a "bald maniac" mask popped out and all I could do was chuckle and literally say to him/her "You should be In make-up not a mask" and they just made a grunt and popped back into their hiding spot. After weaving through quite a few rooms I finally hit a series of rooms with EXTREME strobe. I lost count how many times I walked into walls before I finally found my way outside. It is a very cool attraction. I definitely see a lot of room for improvement. If you've never been, it's definitely worth the trek and the ticket. I was expecting a bit more from the actors as Thirteenth Floor Productions is nationwide, and the themes that were presented as the attractions didn't really come across at all. Also marketing makes this seem like multiple attractions, but it's be very hard to separate them.

Small bowling alley. Clean and friendly. I took my niece out for an evening and we wanted something…read morefun to do. We went bowling and got a meal. The food was served piping hot. all affordable too. Had a good time with good company.

Very clean and high standard bowling lane. The owner is the best he is very nice and generous…read more Recommend to all bowler friends!!!

Excellent food, excellent service, family friendly ambiance, they are very community oriented…read more Every time we go there we are treated like family.

Went here with a friend to take in some music. Pretty nice place inside with booths. Some DJs were…read morethere dropping tracks and it was pretty cool. I wish now I had taken pics inside or of the food and drink cuz they have a great menu. I will have to go back now to take in another show so I can add more pics. Over all cool place if u want to take in a show. Workers were all chill and nice. Place was clean.