Great convention type center. Several spaces for set up. We were here for a gymnastics meet and the space was large enough to host two sides for different levels at the same time. The space is clean and clear of any obstacles and easy to find your way through as there were several events going on at the same time. Very nice location to host a meey meet. read more

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Great sporting event venue! Love the Green Bay Gamblers. The teddy bear toss was awesome! read more

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The Resch Center is wonderful. We go to regular Gamblers hockey games and there is not a bad seat in the house! Our 3 year old loves the games, especially family nights! We also love all the other great events that come to the Resch Center (Disney on Ice, Monster Jam, and countless concerts)! read more

Resch Center - Disney on Ice! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Green Bay, Wisconsin

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Came here recently for a camping and RV show. It's not the biggest facility so the show was pretty crowded. Parking was limited to pay parking but we easily found street parking a block away without having to pay. It's basically across the street from Lambeau Field so the location is easy enough to find. Everyone working there was kind and welcoming. I did use their bathrooms which were clean and well maintained. It seems to be a newer facility so the building itself and area around are modern and clean. All in all, not a bad experience for what I was there for! read more

Went to see Disney on Ice! What a fabulous show. Took some friend's kids and we had a blast. Great performances. Great selection of kids shows. Young and old to enjoy this show. I would definitely do this again. read more

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A nice venue in northeast Wisconsin capable of seating about 10,000. A stones throw from Lambeau Field it is incredibly easy to navigate parking and traffic into/out of the area, especially considering there are generally 50,000 fewer people here than at a typical Packers event. The concourses have pretty good flow about them and there is reasonable space in the seats. Pretty decent acoustics for concerts. A large soda runs $4, $3 for a bottle of water & $10 for a large beer. Guess the prices are pretty much at the going rate. Plenty of hotel options nearby and night life to check out on your way into or out of a show here. A pretty nice place to catch an event & someplace the area residents should be thankful to have in their northern Wisconsin backyard. read more

Resch Center - Lynard Skynyrd night at the Resch - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Green Bay, Wisconsin

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I came here with a group to watch an indoor football game. We had a suite stocked with food and drinks. This place came with a fantastic view. The attendant came to check on us a few times. Parking was good and the staff helped us find everything we needed. Im lopking forward to my next visir to this venue. read more

Resch Center - Indoor football game - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Green Bay, Wisconsin

Other than driving 2 hours to Milwaukee, this is the only large concert venue in the area. However, it lacks in several areas. For floor seating, there is no ADA raised platform. This from the same company that ran the Brown County Arena, which did have a raised platform for the last concert I saw there. The Resch does have ADA seating, but it is way up high and usually cost more than the lowest cost seat to an event, even though it is higher and further away. (Hockey is a small exception as they have a small number of ADA seating available next to the ice.) Only 1 elevator per side of the arena. It also goes to the 2nd floor concourse. So get there early if you want to get to your ADA seat before the event starts, it may be a wait for the elevator. Getting tickets is also a challenge for ADA seating. Even though the website has the option to search for ADA, I've never yet been able to buy them online. The site has always said none available. But when I call the ticket office - "Oh, yeah, there are seats." This is a website accessibility lawsuit just waiting to happen. Yikes. Spending more for front row seats is not always an option and also not always available. It would be better with a raised platform and they stress in their emails for concerts - "Standing allowed during the concert". For someone that is in a wheelchair/scooter or can not stand for long periods of time, that is not good when there is no raised platform. Venue staff members are pleasant when needing chairs removed for my scooter. There are accessible bathrooms also that don't normally have a long wait to use. The most recent concert I went to was a lot of fun and enjoyed myself. I just had to do a lot of preparing and planning beforehand in getting front row and getting there early to get the chairs moved. The artists are what make coming worth it, not the venue itself. I hope they can rethink ADA compliance and upping the customer experience from a venue standpoint. I'm more than willing to help with any layout suggestions. read more

Resch Center - Newsboys United and Michael W. Smith concert - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Green Bay, Wisconsin

This is a nice facility but the food, relatively inexpensive for a venue of this type, is well below average in quality. Ordered a hotdog that was very overdone so was dry, cheesecurds that were cold, and a pretzel that was so hard and dried out it wasn't even edible. Would have returned it but not worth missing the concert. The soda had a off tasting chemical taste. Would not order food here again. :( read more

Always great stuff going on at the Resch Center! Boat shows, garden shows, wedding shows, just about everything.

We frequently visit the Resch Center for GB Gamblers games. We recently went to the game that included the teddy bear toss. We stayed in the Dog Pound. The tickets were front row and included food (hamburgers, hotdogs, chips / dip, cookies) and unlimited Bud Light and soda / water. It was a very fun event! As with most venues of this size, the concession stand prices are a bit high. However, the Resch Center does offset that with a large variety of options in food. read more

Resch Center - Night at the Green Bay Gamblers game - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Green Bay, Wisconsin

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Great venue! Love all the shows they bring to the area! It is nice to not have to travel far for a great show! Check them out! read more

Resch Center - Concert - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Green Bay, Wisconsin

I and my mom went to Chris Young Concert, it was a great concert!! Chris Young, Eric Palasy and Clare Dunn was the singer this concert.!!! We had a smoothie - There were very good.!! I recommend this place.. The only thing was two girls in back of us and drinking beer, spill beer on us.. read more

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A large venue that I have seen hockey games and concerts at. The line to get in moves quickly and the ushers are helpful if you cannot locate your seat. Food lines move and a decent pace and you can get some good deals on food. I always like a small popcorn with a beverage or two. They even had cotton candy the last time I went. Food prices are average for a venue of this size. read more

Resch Center - Popcorn! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Green Bay, Wisconsin

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Great place for a concert. I've see several concerts and comedy shows and all are great. Good sound and not a bad seat in the house.

Gamblers hockey! Nothing better than tier 1 hockey for $30.00. Beers are still $9.00!!!! Ouch!

I've never seen a sporting event at the Resch, only concerts. My review is based only on the concerts I've seen there. It is very easy to park (we usually park in a surrounding neighborhood and walk the 2 blocks)/ It's also easy to navigate to the main gates, and find your way inside. Every time we've been here, the staff is super friendly and helpful, and they are able to point you in the right direction. This is mainly used for ice hockey, but the acoustics are better than, say, the Bradley Center. Ticket prices are much lower than the Milwaukee shows, and concessions are very reasonable. All in all, I'd see another show here in a heartbeat. read more

Went to a Gamblers game and thought the Resch Center was ok. Not the best sports venue I've been to, but not the worst. Seating was good, getting through the arena at the start of the game was a bit of a clusterfock and concessions prices were really good, although there didn't seem to be much variety from stand to stand. I highly recommend the tiki frozen drinks hut with a shot or two in a fancy tiki cup. read more

Went to the Blake Shelton concert, everything was great except for the concession venders by floor level entrance to the arena. Several of the women with long hair didn't have it tied back and weren't wearing hair nets. I saw two of them wipe their noses with their hands and two others scratch their head. Thankfully I only ordered canned beer. read more

Don't use Resch center parking lots for Packer Games. The Green Bay police don't allow you to leave the lot for @ 1 to 1-1/2 hours after the game. PMI ticket star has a sign in the lot somewhat telling you that, but living 450 miles away - nine hour drive - a sign doesn't help when you call to buy or buy online. First time in 20 plus years that I have gotten so irritated at such nonsense. And I've used Resch center parking before. read more

Totally looking forward to WWE tonight. I just know it is going to be a great time. The Resch Center is a great facility and the staff is always so helpful. I have a bad feeling that Hank might be there though. I saw him packing up his car with WWE toys and he was painting his face 6 hours before the show starts. I just know he is going to do something stupid. I hope he doesn't see me, hiding in the corner, peeping on him during the show. I'm going to wear all black, like a ninja, so he won't see me. He just makes me so sick. I can't keep my eyes off of him. I see him leaving, I am going to tail him all the way to Green Bay. I rented a car, so he will never know it is me. My God! He is wearing spandex! read more

Parking is at Lambeau field and is $10.00. Easy walk to the Resch Center. Seating inside the center is a mixed bag depending on your section, row, seat. The side seating first 5 rows A-E is chair seating. Cafeteria chair with a padded seat. They are close together. If you are a big person you won't be comfortable. Better to get tickets starting in row G, these are permanent seats. Sound system was good. Plenty of convenient bathrooms. The bar service will not let you leave the cap on your water, not sure why. Bar service opens all cans, will not let you take can unopened to drink later in the concert. read more

The Resch Center as a facility seems fine - so why the 1 star. We attended an athletic event there recently and the door Nazi's refused to allow my disabled son to enter with a water bottle. The Retched Center has a no carry-in policy. He's disabled and needs lots of water due to a neurological condition. SERIOUSLY, RESCH CENTER - taking away a water bottle from a disabled person? You should be ashamed! read more

We recently attended the 4 PM Trans Siberian Orchestra concert. We arrived 45 min before the concert, all the handicapped parking and the Resch lot was full. The closest parking place was in the Lambeau lot. The Parking fee was $10.00 WTF? Last year we went to the Trans Siberian concert and were fortunate to have seats on the main floor. This year those same seats were way TOO expensive. We ended up finding 4 seats in section 223 three rows up. The seating absolutely sucked! If you 5' 2" and weigh under 120 lbs you probably would fit but that's about it. The seats are hard, jammed together so close that you end up rubbing shoulders with the person next to you. The leg room of these seats is only 18" if that ,and your toes end up pointed right at the butt of the person in front of you. You need to sit sideways and strain your neck in order to view the stage. Very very uncomfortable. Even doing this I needed to lean forward 4" to see the entire right side of the stage, this obstructed the view of the stage for my friend next to me. After the concert it took 45 min for my friend to walk to Lambeau, Pick up the car and drive back to the Resch to pick up us. partly because the traffic now consisted of those trying to leave and those coming in the next show it was terribly congested and slow moving. Three of us are unable to walk the distance to Lambeau, so we needed to wait outside for him and it was COLD. Unless we can find seating on the floor (which is difficult) we won't be back to the Resch Center again. The three others in our party agreed. read more

Great sports venue. Easily navigable atriums, nice staff and an intimate place to catch a game. I LOVE the prices. It's not your typical big stadium that gouges you on everything simply because they can. Prices are fair, and they carry a wider selection than the macro yellow-colored water that most arenas carry. Can't wait to more Phoenix basketball games next year, and eagerly await the chance to see a hockey game here. read more

Security is ridiculous. We stood in line for 45 minutes outdoors where the temperature was 31 degrees before we were able to pass security and enter the building. We missed the start of the concert. If the venue is going to insist on over-the-top security it should have sufficient personnel available to process patrons in a timely manner. read more

Besides Lambeau, this is the big venue to go to for concerts, shows and sporting events. It's a really nice looking building and can hold thousands of people for an event. If you're in the mood to really spoil yourself, you can purchase a suite for an event. Similar to other venues the concessions are pretty expensive so I try to eat before going to an event. One good thing is, there are several places within walking distance that you can get a meal,like Stadium View, the Bar, D2 Pub, Green Bay, Distillery, Brett Favre Steakhouse and Buffalo Wild Wings. Yes, most of them are bars but it's not all bad. Some of my favorites shows there were the Avett Brothers, Cirque du Soleil and even the Harlem Globe Trotters. Lately I've been going to the Gamblers Hockey games with my "little brother" from Big Brothers Big Sisters, which are always fun, I love hockey. I just hope the Resch keeps bringing new and diffrent events to Green Bay. read more

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Pick up the tickets yourself. I paid $22 per ticket and had to pay a $6.50 per ticket fee to have them held at will call. That's a 30% fee. CRAZY The LAST time! read more