Looking for something fun to do but don’t want to break the bank? There’s plenty of Green Bay goodness to experience on a budget! If you’re in town for a Packers game, work conference, weekend getaway, or just looking for something new to explore, there are plenty of ways to explore the Green Bay area without emptying out your wallet.
Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley
Bowling never goes out of style. Grab a few friends, order some snacks, and see who can actually back up all the trash talk. (Loser buys the mozzarella sticks.)
Price: Starting at $10/person for two hours on weekdays and $13/person on weekends
The Automobile Gallery
Housed in a beautifully restored mid-century Cadillac dealership, The Automobile Gallery offers a step back into the past with vintage classics, rare antiques, and even a certain time-traveling DeLorean (which you can take a photo inside!).
Price: $15/person (discounted admission available for seniors, children, and select groups)
Bassball Batting Cages
Whether you're training for softball season or just want to pretend you're about to hit a walk-off home run, the Bassball Cages are for you. Enjoy 10 cages, 6 full-length and 4 half. Walk in and hit using the machines or have a friend toss. No experience required!
Price: $50/hour
Bay Beach Amusement Park
One of Green Bay's most beloved attractions is also one of its biggest bargains. The park is free to enter and ride tickets cost just 25 cents each. By our calculations, that means your $50 will get you 33 rides on the Zippin Pippin (but maybe save some for concessions…after you get your pip zipped).
Price: Free admission; rides are $0.25 each
Green Bay Botanical Garden
Take a peaceful stroll through beautifully landscaped gardens and colorful blooms that change throughout the year. It's one of the prettiest ways to spend an afternoon in Green Bay.
Price: $17/person (discounted and free admission available for select groups)
Cocoon Brewing's Outdoor Cocoons
Get those good brewery vibes in a more intimate setting by reserving one of Cocoon Brewing's private outdoor cocoons for your group. Each cozy cabin includes comfortable seating, streaming TVs, Bluetooth audio, and dedicated table service.
Price: $50 per party (up to 12 people)
ComedyCity Theatre
We could all use a good laugh. ComedyCity's improv shows are fast-paced, interactive, and never the same twice. Audience suggestions help shape the performance, so things can get delightfully unpredictable.
Price: $10/person
Civic Symphony of Green Bay
Looking for a cultured night out? The Civic Symphony of Green Bay performs everything from timeless classical favorites to modern concert programs.
Price: $18–30/person
District 82 Pinball
If you think pinball peaked in the '80s, think again. District 82 is Wisconsin's largest pinball arcade, featuring more than 100 machines ranging from vintage classics to modern favorites.
Price: $15/hour or $25 all-day pass
NEW Zoo & Adventure Park
Ready for an adventure at 50 feet? Head over to the NEW Zoo Adventure Park and test your courage on the ropes course, climb the rock wall, or soar through the trees on the zip line.
Price: Adventure activities start around $35/person
Price: Zoo Admission: $10/person for children ages 3-15, $14.50/person for ages 16+
The Foxy Peddler
Round up your crew and pedal your way through downtown Green Bay aboard the party bike!
Price: $26/rider (groups of 6–14)
GBASO (Green Bay Action Sports Organization)
Land some sick tricks or just learn to stay upright. GBASO offers one of the region's best indoor skate parks. Beginner sessions make it easy for newcomers to jump in.
Price: $15/person; equipment rentals start at $4
Kastle Karts
Speed around a quarter-mile track featuring banked turns and even a drive-through tunnel. Afterwards, celebrate your victory, or recover from your defeat, in the arcade.
Price: $9 per race or 6 races for $50
Neville Public Museum
Science, art, history, and local culture all come together under one roof at the Neville Public Museum. The rotating exhibits mean there's usually something new to discover, even if you've visited before.
Price: $12/person (discounted admission available for seniors, children, and military members)
Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame & Lambeau Field Stadium Tours
You can't visit Green Bay without making a pilgrimage to Lambeau Field. Tour one of football's most iconic stadiums and dive into decades of Packers history inside the Hall of Fame.
Price: Stadium tours start at $20/person; Hall of Fame admission starts at $18 for Brown County residents
Odyssey Climbing + Fitness
Odyssey's climbing walls offer routes for every skill level with roped climbing up to 47 feet and 14 feet of bouldering walls. Don’t forget to grab a cup of locally brewed cold brew while you’re there!
Price: Day passes start at $25
Player 2 Arcade Bar
If you’d like to crack open a cold one while you play Revolution X or Frogger, this is the spot for you.
Price: Arcade games cost 1 token ($0.25); pinball machines are 2 tokens
Putt Social
This indoor mini-golf experience combines creative holes, games, and a lively social atmosphere that's perfect for hanging out with friends or going on a date night.
Price: $11/person or $34 for an all-day pass
Roller Skate at Howard Commons
Lace up your skates and spend the day cruising around Howard Commons' outdoor rink.
Price: $4/person for all-day skating; skate rentals are $3
Sweets & Eats Mini Golf
Enjoy a game of mini-golf and celebrate that hole-in-one with ice cream, burgers, pizza, or one of Sweets and Eats’ famous sundaes.
Price: Mini golf starts at $10/person
National Railroad Museum
Climb aboard historic locomotives, learn how railroads shaped America, and see one of the country's largest collections of trains.
Price: $15/person (discounts available for children, seniors, and college students)
Von Stiehl Winery Tour
Take a short drive to nearby Algoma and visit Wisconsin's oldest licensed winery. Tour the historic cellars, hear fascinating stories (including a few ghost tales), and enjoy tasting some locally crafted wines.
Price: $10/person
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary
Spend a relaxing afternoon wandering through one of Green Bay's favorite nature areas. Admission is free, and for just a few dollars you can buy a bag of corn to feed the ducks and geese.
Price: Free admission; corn is $5 per bag
