The Children's Museum of Green Bay

Came here to celebrate my daughter turning 2 with my husband and her grandparents. It was $40 for our group to watch my daughter play and to hang out there which I did feel was steep. It was definitely smaller than I was imagining. My parents noted that the old location 20+ years ago was more spacious. My daughter had fun but a bigger space would definitely help spread kids out and make areas feel less crowded and give more play space time. The front desk staff was also not very friendly in helping us with it being our first time.

We visited from out of town and needed to pass some time with my 4 kids, ages between 2 and 9. The first picture google shows you must be some other children’s museum building (glass, multiple story), because the actual place is more like a metal barn building. I was surprised at the small size of the parking lot but once I realized you could see the back of the building already when standing at the check in counter, it made sense. The price was reasonable and the kids had fun, but I would definitely say it’s more for the 7 and under crowd. My 9 year old was mostly entertained by their air flow wall. Overall, it gave more of a vibe of indoor play space, not a children’s museum like you know from other cities. It was a good thing to do with kids in winter time when there is not much else around. If I were local, I would probably purchase a membership if I had toddlers.

I have been going here for over a year (across the street from Bay Beach). All of the staff has always been friendly. Some days, we have had the run of the place because there are maybe 1 or 2 families. Other times, it's been so full that finding a parking spot was difficult. To me, there has always been enough room inside to move around for the Littles. Granted, it always depends on others and their kindness and thoughtfulness towards your fellow man, but I haven't had any issues. I would say that over 10 years of age, is too "mature" for the exhibits, but 2-9 (going on 10), is perfect. Your little will find something they like. We became members before the Splash Table was installed, and we had high hopes for it. My children actually preferred the temporary stage exhibit they had to fill the area while waiting for the splash table. I think the splash table has been a little underwhelming for everyone. Younger toddlers probably enjoy it because they can get wet, but there isn't a lot of current or bubbling fountains, so it's boring for older children. The digestive system has always been a hit. As has the outside exhibits. For $10 a month, it's better than Netflix, because your children are actually having their brains stimulated instead of subdued.