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Groups and Field Trips

Come play, discover, create, and learn with a field trip to The Children’s Museum of Green Bay!

Availability

Tuesday through Friday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Earlier arrivals may be arranged, but are dependent upon anticipated field trip attendance. Field trip reservations are not accepted for peak visitation dates, including school breaks, holidays, and weekends.

Duration

2 hours of play time in museum exhibits and outdoor discovery center

Admission
  • Children: $5.00 (minimum of 10 children required)
  • Required Adults: Free*
  • Additional Adults: $5.00

Reservations should be made for the maximum number of children and adults expected. Actual attendance will be noted upon arrival, and fees will be adjusted accordingly.

*In accordance with state law, one adult is required for every four students. Chaperones are identified as individuals 18+ years in age. Children are expected to remain with their assigned adult to ensure supervision and the best possible experience during the field trip.

Schools in the Green Bay Area Public School District and Head Start classes may have reduced admission. Please contact the museum for more information.

Lunch (optional)

A sack lunch area is available for field trips. Advanced reservations are required, and indoor table seating is limited to 40 people. Multiple sessions may be scheduled if needed due to attendance. Lunch may also be eaten outside in the outdoor discovery center (weather permitting).

The Children’s Museum of Green Bay enforces a strong NO Peanut Zone, so please do not pack peanut products (including peanut butter) in the lunches or snacks.

Please pack lunches in large boxes or bags labeled with the school or organization name. Adult leaders are responsible for transporting lunches from the bus to the storage area. Refrigeration at the museum is not available.


Programs (optional)

Enhance your field trip with a 30-minute, educational program of your choice. Programs include activities led by a trained member of our education team and complement classroom curriculum and support Common Core and Wisconsin Model Academic Standards. Field trip leaders will receive additional resource materials to further learning after the field trip.

Field Trip Programs

Common Field Trip Questions

  • How do I make a reservation for my field trip?

    You may either call 920-432-4397 and ask for Whitney, or email wpotvin@gbchildrensmuseum.org with a completed Registration Form. A $50 deposit is required to finalize a field trip reservation. This deposit is non-refundable, but will be directly applied to the cost of your visit.

  • What are your field trip arrival and departure policies?

    Field trip are asked to be prompt with their arrivals and departures. It is important that groups plan to stay at the museum only for the time allotted. Field trips are scheduled in a manner that allows everyone to have a pleasant experience at the museum. Arriving early or planning to stay later without prior arrangements will result in a less-than-ideal experience for your group and other museum visitors.

    School Bus Arrival: A member of The Children’s Museum staff will meet you on your bus upon arrival. Please do not have children exit the bus until instructed.

    Buses should drop off and pick up students at the museum’s main entrance at the front of the building.

    Parking is available on-site in the museum’s parking lot.

    Individual Vehicles: Please have the field trip leader enter the museum to let staff know of your arrival. When all children and adults have arrived, the field trip may enter as one large group and receive further instructions.

    Parking is available on-site in the museum’s parking lot.

  • What if adults/chaperones in our group are arriving separately?

    If arriving separately, adults will need to check in at the front desk and await further instruction. It is possible that they will not be permitted into the museum exhibits until the field trip group arrives.

  • How long does the field trip last?

    Field trips include 2 hours of playtime in the museum’s exhibits and outdoor discovery center. An optional 20-minute lunch reservation and/or 30-minute focused program may also be added to a field trip reservation.

  • My group cannot visit the museum for a field trip. Do you have any special outreach or virtual programs available so that we can still participate in a fun museum activity?

    Yes! Please check out our Outreach Programs. 

EAT: Tabletops to Cops - November 29th, 4pm-6:30pm - Enjoy a healthy meal, play in the museum's exhibits, and participate in educational activities at no charge.