I'll be honest, we came here with pretty low expectations, and five kids nearly all under ten, and…read moreI can confidently say that Bay Beach exceeded them with flying colors! First off, the nostalgia of 25¢ tickets is an absolute delight. Yes, rides "cost" varying amounts of tickets but it's not price-gouged at all. The rides themselves are what you'd find when the traveling carnival comes to your town. However, the stand out is the Zippin' Pippin' rollercoaster. Sure, it isn't a massive thing but it is a solid ride for what it is. If you like wooden coasters, or any coasters, you're going to enjoy this one. The rest of the rides are a mix of new and old but all seem to be well maintained and the staff is friendly to the kiddos. If you find yourself near, stop in! It is absolutely worth half a day if your time!

Went with the kids for the first time and had a blast! The rides are geared towards kids, with a…read moregood portion for toddlers. The prices are unbeatable at 25 cents to a dollar per person per ride. Even the giant ice cream cones are super affordable. Most rides had little to no wait, except for the giant Ferris Wheel and train. The biggest surprise was the food stand had an allergy menu with quick info on ingredients. Most restaurants don't even offer that, so major kudos to the staff for thinking of this. This is easily a must-do family stop when in Green Bay and I hope it continues for future generations.

My family was looking for an indoor activity to do since the day was going to be rainy and cold. We…read morehappened upon this museum during their fall festival and stayed for 6 hours. They offered more to do than normal because of the festival but we still would have spent a couple of hours here regardless. Lots of cool examples of trains with many were open to us to walk through and explore. You could also take a train ride onsite. The museum is close to many shops and businesses off of Oneida Ave. so everything was close. Great gift store too if you are a train fanatic, lots of train-themed merchandise.

Such a fun place to bring your toddler! We enjoyed the small kids area so much but he also loved…read moreexploring the big trains! We were disappointed we could not go into more cars, we have went to other train museums and they let you go in almost every car but this one only had a few open but other than that it was fun!

If you can FIND this place, it is totally worthy of a visit…read more We went looking for a motel to crash at for the night, and passed this by on the highway. It was very well lit-up and looked more interesting than sitting in a movie theater for the night, so we decided to go exploring and find it. Easier said than done. I actually had to call the place while on the road and ask "onto which unmarked road am I supposed to take a right or a left?" So when we eventually made it there, they knew it was us, and gave a big Hello!!! and even the business dog came over to greet us. Very easy and laid back family-owned business, and they all had a fun-loving attitude. The course itself was pristine and a sparkling great condition, sprinkled with awkward high-school-first-dates and ample bug spray. I'd totally tap those balls again.

The course is well maintained and the staff are absolutely delightful! I love going there after a…read morelong day of school to relax. Only $7 for an adult which is good compared to other places. Only thing to criticize is that the water isn't always running in some spots on the course, which can look unappealing. Other than that I love this mini golf course, one of my favorite places to go.

What a facility! What a collection! How about those employees? We visited recently and were…read moreimpressed by every facet of the facility. Vehicles from many eras on display. Staff was very well informed and friendly. The facility itself was spotless from restrooms to showroom spaces. Great value for the ability to see so much automotive history.

This place is fantastic. A wide collection with something for everyone. Staff is great to engage…read morewith. Entry price is a bargain and you'll never get a closer look at some of these cars. A Green Bay gem.

My son attended both the Junior League Robotics and Chess Camps this past summer and had a blast!…read moreHe looked forward to going every day and has already asked to go again next year! I would highly recommend YEL's activities!

It's a fun little blue-collar public course. Cool layout, the back nine gets tight and…read moreinteresting. It makes you hit a bunch of different shots and can get you in trouble if you haven't played there before. Condition is ok, but you aren't paying top dollar price to play, so the value is there. I get out there a couple times a year. I haven't spent too much time in the club house or eating, but my friends have told me their fish is good and one that goes there with his wife many Fridays.

Jalapeño cream cheese burger with vegetable medley and new prime rib hotdog with tots and beer…read morecheese dip. We go here at least once a week, Flavors 10/10!!

This review is for the 2018 Cellcom Green Bay Marathon and half. I ran the half and Hot Wife ran…read morethe full. The expo: Great variety of vendors that featured quite a few running shops in the area. I got a great deal on some Balega socks from one at just about half off. There were a few chiropractors in the expo which I would have stopped into but we aren't local and had no desire to do any last minute tweaking. The Expo was held at Lambeau field in the glass covered concessions area. There is ample free parking for the expo and marathon. Packet pickup was on a different level. One complaint is the almost complete lack of swag in the packet bags. Like none. We haven't been to a marathon or half where there literally was 0 swag. So off comes a star for that reason. Other than that the expo was great. The half: Very well organized into corrals based on anticipated finish times. The marathon started an hour earlier then the half. It was a bit chilly for us, but equipment drop off was great. They had several waves which were separated by a few minutes which helped to prevent congestion on the course or at the water/aid stations. I appreciated that. The course itself is mostly flat, though there are quite a few turns through neighborhoods and scenic areas with a good amount of people out to cheer you on. Lots of signs, my favorite was a little kid's that read "Run faster......I just farted". Haha that was unique. You run through and around Lambeau towards the end which can get crowded in terms of being reduced into a narrower space. However it's not overly crowded at least in my case, and when I went back into the stadium to cheer on Hot Wife. The post race party: I got water, bananas and some juices as well as a fairly small medal (based on other 1/2's and fulls we've run before) and corralled through the equipment check to pick up anything you checked pre race. The whole area is runners/volunteers only which was nice as you don't have to navigate families reuniting on sore legs that are adapting to walking again. Proceeding on I listened a little to the band that was playing and considered the food options. Here again is an issue, if you are plant based theres pretty much nothing for you besides bananas and pretzels. Brats were the only thing served and obviously that's not something either of us wanted. Gross. However your race bib has a few free beer tickets which is nice. Overall the race is very well organized. People at home can track your progress through the race website which is nice. Bathrooms were plentiful and even at high use times (pre race) waiting time was minimal. I enjoyed the course and the people cheering you on, the bands along the route, and the water/aid stations were easy to run through. However no swag in the packet bags? Definite draw back, and no real vegetarian options for food (pizza at least?) was a major bummer. Hot Wife likes the T-shirts and she normally doesn't like race t's.

State #4 on my 50 state marathon journey was Wisconsin and as a loyal Packer fan I was SO excited…read morefor this marathon. How could I not be? You end the marathon with a lap around Lambeau field and running through Packer tunnel before heading to the finish line. Sweeeet! Go Pack go! (Had to get it in!) The event itself is very well organized and supported! We went to the expo the day before the race and although I thought it was weird that the packet pick up and T-shirt pick up were on different floors the expo was still good and held within the Lambeau field atrium. That same day we got the chance to separately take a tour of Lambeau field which was AWESOME. If you are a Packers fan and traveling from outside the area this was a good event to do alongside the marathon. Just do it - it will be worth it. Anyways - the marathon itself offered shuttles from runners from nearby hotels - this was a huge plus and something we took advantage of. Runners and family members were allowed on. The course itself is nice... Fast, flat and beautiful. A bit curvy but still great. And with a lap around city stadium and Lambeau field what else could you ask for? Even with it being at the end and knowing how badly you want to finish at that point Lambeau was without a doubt a highlight of the race! Add stations were spot on throughout the course with port potties, plenty of water and Gatorade, GU, popsicle stations, root beer stations, chocolate stations (Which I skipped the last 3 but still way cool). Crowd support was awesome! We also lucked out and had perfect running weather... Chilly 45ish at the start but ended in the mid 60s. Beautiful medals for 2014! All in all a wonderful event!! I'd do it again and would recommend it without a doubt!

I love this addition to Green Bay. An extra plus is this place is actually really close to my home…read more Parking is not the best be prepared to park on the street and have to walk a ways. I do not mind walking but crossing the busy streets on foot was dangerous. The venue itself is really nice reminds me of a more modern timberattlers stadium. We had tickets thanks a YELP give-away for the club section. Came with 3 tickets for drinks, covered seats on the second floor and all you can eat food. The food was good for a buffet I liked the salad options. The drinks where great because you could have mixed drinks or like us have some awesome craft brews. The game was so fun to watch it was 90's night so all 90's music. They do a ton of fun games during the innings. Flash the bat carrying dog was my favorite part. I cannot wait to be back!

Be nice to see the game. Players please be aware of fans. Not having fun. Get in the dug out…read moreRockets.