Top Active Leisure Sport in Wisconsin

Check out the Miller Lite Landing area for some great views of the game and a fun atmosphere. It’s less crowded and a nice place to relax

If you want to save money, consider bringing your own snacks. The stadium food can get pricey, and they allow small bags in.

Make sure to check the game schedule for any special promotions on food or merchandise. I missed out on discounted hot dogs and really regretted it!

My advice is to bring a light jacket. Even in summer, it can get chilly in the evening, especially if it’s windy.

I suggest getting to the stadium at least an hour before the game. This way, you can soak in the atmosphere, grab some food, and find your seat without rush

Don’t buy food inside the stadium until you’ve checked out the local spots nearby. I found a great BBQ joint a few blocks away that’s much cheaper and delicious.

My advice is to bring a refillable water bottle. They have stations to fill up, and it saves you from spending $5 on a bottle inside!

If you want to save on souvenirs, check out the Team Store during the non-game hours. I snagged some great Merch without the huge game-day markups!

I suggest checking out the team's warm-up if you come about an hour early. I did it and it really prepped the vibe for the game. Totally worth it!

My friends and I thought parking would be a nightmare, but if you look up lots around 8 AM instead of rushing at noon, you can score a spot without stress.

If you're looking to save a few bucks, bring your own water bottle! Fiserv allows that and the prices for drinks inside can be a bit crazy.

Don’t miss the merchandise stands outside before the game starts. I thought I'd grab stuff inside, but the lines were a bit long, plus you can find some cool items outside!

Arrive by 9 AM if you want to snag a good parking spot; it fills up fast! I got there later and had to walk quite a distance

If you're looking to save some cash, bring your own snacks and drinks; the concessions are pricey! I spent way too much!

Check out the events schedule before you go. I missed a cool race because I didn't realize it was happening that day – total bummer.

I suggest bringing a portable chair. It’s a long day, and it’s way more comfy to sit back and relax while you watch the races!

If you're planning to get food afterward, check out nearby spots before you go. I missed out on some good places because I didn't do my research!

I think it's smart to go on a weekday morning, like around 10 AM, because that's when it's less crowded and you can practice without worrying about bumping into others.

Be sure to bring your own snacks or water. The food options are kinda limited and I found the prices a bit high for what you get.

If you're looking to save some money, check out their skate rental deals on weekdays; I got mine for half the price

I suggest going in the late morning around 11 AM; the rink was way less crowded and I had more space to skate.

Don’t forget sunscreen! I got a bit too caught up in the fun and forgot to reapply. The sun can be relentless, especially on a bright day, so keep it handy.

Bring your own snacks and drinks. Beach concessions can get pricey and the quality isn’t always great. I saved a ton packing my own cooler and enjoyed having my favorite treats.

Parking can be a headache, so I recommend checking out the public transport options. The bus system is reliable, and it's way cheaper than parking

Food options inside are pretty pricey, so I suggest munching on something before the game or bringing in some snacks if the rules allow.

I recommend getting there right at 9 AM when they open. The lines for sledding are way shorter, and you can hit the slopes before it gets crowded.

My advice is to bring your own snacks. The food prices in the lodge are a bit steep, and there are nice spots to munch on outside.

If you can, skip weekends! It gets super packed, and I spent way too much time waiting in line. Weekdays are way more chill.

I suggest wearing layering clothes, 'cause the weather can change fast. I had to keep going back to my car for more gear, which wasted time

I recommend checking their social media for discounts on tickets or food deals before you go. I saved a few bucks that way and had a much better experience!

I suggest getting there early, around 10 AM, to grab a good spot and soak in the vibe. The best races fill up quick, and you'll want a great view