The Children's Museum of Green Bay

Great little indoor playground for the kiddos ,my toddler loved the place it's on the smaller side ,I think that the outdoor part being closed didn't help. It doesn't make it any less fun for the kids that for sure the price is very fair IMO ($8 pp) the different play stations are great for the kids to use their imagination.

Smaller than I was expecting but my child still had a good amount of fun. Main complaint would be the cleanliness. Most things seemed like they hadn’t been cleaned recently

It was incredibly busy so my first time visiting with 2 grandkids was a bit overwhelming. I'm certain next time will be easier. Some floor staff displayed no interest in their jobs or helping kids in their area. That was somewhat disappointing.

My 2 year old loved it! We spent about 2.5 hours here, he didn’t want to leave! We went on a Saturday morning and it was packed, but I didn’t expect it not to be.

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.

We got there right when they opened on a Saturday and the parking lot was already full. Im guessing they had a birthday party going on. My son is just under 2 and most of the stuff was out of his realm of play. It was also a lot of things crammed into a very small area. The water table was really nice but a lot of the toys were visibly dated. The rest of the areas were strictly imaginative play outsjde of the small playset with one slide. Considering we had to pay $24 for all of us to go there for at most 2 hours when we can go to Let's Run Around for a $12 entry fee (and that pays for my kiddo as well as both parents) and we can come & go all day - i dont think we would come back to the Childrens Museum unless it was for a special event. They really downsized and crammed everything together when they relocated to the new location.

My kiddos had an awesome time here. Water play area was a favorite. Fire trucks, club house, giant light bright, art area just to name a few. We will go back again.

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.