Owen is so good at his job here it is an incredible experience and I love how Owen is so carrying…read morewhen kids fall and I will definitely be back.

They charged my son for 2 sessions when he was only there for one. Whoever is collecting the money…read moreis definitely pocketing from young children, very sad.

The owner is very kind and so is all of the staff.they make sure the games are fair for everyone…read more And they have a bunch of seating areas

Someone mentioned that they do not have lockers. They do have a coat check…read more Sound system is nice, floor and building is meticulously maintained, the owners are great, and the prices are fair.

Titletown is amazing! I visited during the Titletown Night Market, which is held on Thursdays…read moreduring the summer. It's like a mini farmers market but more festive, because there are bands playing music and activities for kids. It's just a nice place for the Green Bay community to get together and enjoy this awesome space. When I visited, there were kids rolling down the enormous artificial turf hill that's used for sledding in the winter. There was music. There were booths with people selling everything from jewelry to baked goods. The playground in Titletown is super cool. There are so many things for kids to explore, and it's great for all ages. There is also a giant football field, which visitors can use to throw footballs or kick soccer balls. Mostly, I just saw people sitting around and relaxing. Titletown is located near lots of restaurants and shops, so you can get your food to go and enjoy it outside in Titletown. And most importantly: Titletown is across the street from Lambeau Field, so when there's a game, you can hear the crowd cheering -- it's that close.

Date of visit: August 19, 2023…read more The last time we went to a Green Bay Packers game (a time when the word "pandemic" would only conjure thoughts of the Spanish Flu), this entire area didn't exist and we were pleasantly surprised and amazed at the size and variety of things going on here. We parked at the Red Lobster near the stadium and came across this area more or less by accident as we walked over to Lambeau Field. The combination of activities (how crazy is that giant hill that people were just rolling down!) and sights was quite impressive and honestly more than I would have expected from Green Bay. Mixing in the residential area with the commercial aspects was a nice touch and a model for other towns to consider for the areas surrounding their stadiums so they aren't just a massive parking lot. Should we find ourselves at another game, I would definitely explore this area more.

I give this place a 4 out of 5 for fun as it's hard to find roller rinks around anymore. For…read moreoperations I give them a 1/5. On their site they say they're adhering to Covid guidelines, but we went with our two young nieces Saturday for Family night and were the only 4 wearing our masks. I get it, it's Wisconsin and a lot of places here let people make their own bad decisions, but none of the employees were masked which was really bad. Also, this place is run by teens; literally. I don't mind that the young people help run things, but there should be an adult monitoring things at all times. We checked in with an adult but after that it was teens at the rentals, concessions, DJ booth all unmasked. Also, the adult we checked in with disappeared about 20 mins after we arrived. Not only is it run by teens, but it's overrun with all their friends. I get with Covid that there isn't much to do, but there is no monitoring of the floor. The teens are faster and more aggressive skaters and fly around the ring weaving in and around the little kids like they're cones for practice. Several times I was concerned as to their speed and little kids falling randomly. The ring is split in an inner and outer circle but they don't inform anyone on where beginners should be in relation to more advanced skating. Overall we had fun, but it would've been more enjoyable with less chaos. Also, this place is like a time capsule having not been updated since the 70s; it would be really cool to see this place modernized; but with skating not being the rage anymore I doubt that will happen. We may return, but since we live out of town, who knows when. I hope that they enforce masks better for the future (a vaccine doesn't mean it's done) and update their facility and equipment if they want to draw in more people.

I absolutely LOVE this place, its great when I meet up with friends and just kinda have fun. The…read moreaudience interactions with limbo and games are super fun and such a great way to spend a weekend. Its just a really nice experience. all in all, 5 stars considering there isn't much when it comes to roller rinks around the area and its a WAY better alternative to spend a weekend than other things teens could be doing.

This is a VERY busy ice center. With three rinks, it's super packed on the weekends. The locker…read moreroom hallway is small and so are the locker rooms themselves. The concession stand seemed to have some good options for relatively affordable prices. My team was in rink 1. It's definitely a darker rink and not super friendly for hockey photography. It was also extra chilly in this rink compared to the others. Definitely wear extra layers and bring a blanket if you're assigned to this rink!

We have come here for hockey a lot over the years and the reason for the review and only 3 stars is…read moreaccessibility. If you have older people who have limited mobility or use a wheelchair who want to watch your kids play here they have to take a looooooong ramp, or go up an elevator that sits right behind some metal double doors which have no windows, and will fling into anyone waiting for the elevator or exiting it. The seating areas also offer no ramps and no viewing angle for someone in a wheelchair. Stairs everywhere, or the walls/rails get in the way. For such a nice facility it's sad how little this was considered.

Get your curl on!…read more Alright folks. I had no idea what curling was or how much fun throwing granite rocks across a sheet of ice could be. If you're looking for something out of the ordinary and/or want to pick-up a new hobby, take a look at Green Bay Curling Club. I went here with a bunch of co-workers for team building. No one was an experienced skip or sweeper. The instructors were passionate about the sport and eager to teach us the art of curling. Leagues are on-going and the club is open year round. And the granite rocks....they are expensive and hail from a single spot in Scotland. They have to be carried out via backpack. It's the single place in the world all curlers obtain their rocks. Total blast that I would recommend to anyone. Now I look forward to watching the sport during the Winter Olympics.

I love my club! It's member-owned and member-operated. When you sign on for the full membership,…read moreyou get a key to the club, 24-7 access for $300-400/year, and beverages are included. Of course, it is expected that we volunteer to help out with club events and upkeep, but that's part of the charm. The spirit of curling is one of respectful competition and community.

Super fun place to skate! Great playlist and games! Only wish we were closer! Nice concession stand…read moretoo!

This is a great business and it is a great place to have a birthday party for your kids to invite…read morethere friends and it includes roller skating and it a great place to watch your kids roller skate and they have an arcade area where you can play games with your kids and there friends!

I loved this roller skating rink. it closed down so long ago I miss it so much. rest in peace…read moreConnie. she was always working so hard at the snack bar.

Parking lot is a catastrophe, literally the streets in Beirut are better. I understand being…read morefrugal and staying profitable in that business is difficult but my god! 12 years I have gone there on occasion and not a dollar spent on the parking lot. Town should enforce something it's an accident waiting to happen.

My wife and I made the trip up to see a Timber Rattlers game...except they weren't playing--it was…read morethe Udder Tuggers! We had an absolute blast. The stadium is beautiful, the staff was friendly, and the atmosphere was exactly what you hope for at a minor league game. We loved the fun promotions, the mascot, and the overall fan experience. One of our goals is to visit ballparks around Wisconsin and collect a logo baseball from each team, so this stop was a great addition to our collection. We even came home with both a Timber Rattlers baseball and an Udder Tuggers baseball, plus the giveaway hat. If you're looking for an affordable, family-friendly baseball experience that's full of fun and personality, I highly recommend catching a game here. We'll definitely be back! I think this version keeps your sense of humor while also giving future visitors a better idea of why you enjoyed it. It sounds like it came from someone who genuinely had a great experience rather than just saying, "It was great."

The "High A" affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers plays in a stadium that also hosts high school and…read morecollege baseball championship series. Lots of affordable parking ($8) with easy in and out traffic. Friendly, helpful staff throughout the stadium. Reasonably priced food, drink and lots of in game entertainment. The current club has some high draft choices playing for it. There is also a rich history of players starting in Appleton and going on to star in the big leagues. The tickets are priced to still allow families to come to the ballpark. Seating in the well-maintained stadium range from the grass seats along the baselines, to party seats in the outfield and a nice set up of box seats (for those so inclined). The T-Rats (local nickname) have several mascots and a number of play areas inside the stadium for younger children. The organization does a great job catering to all ages. We attended on "Dinosaur Night" which featured life sized dinosaurs inside and outside the park. The kids both large and small enjoyed the giveaways and activities provided. Good baseball, a good selection of food and drinks and a fun atmosphere make the Timber Rattlers a worthwhile experience.