Adventure Passport

Take the family out on the town for just $10!
Here’s a way to spend a day…or two. Packer Country Visitor and Convention Bureau will host its annual Adventure weekend, Saturday and Sunday May 3-4. Area attractions will open their doors to all who have the Adventure PASSPORT.|

A PASSPORT is just $10 and admits its holder and their party to:

• Green Bay Botanical Gardens
  Enjoy Free Admission for your family at The Green Bay Botanical Garden!
• Captains Walk Winery
  Free Wine Tasting!
• von Stiehl Winery
  Your family will enjoy a complimentary tour of the von Steihl Winery!
• Hazelwood Historic House Museum
  Enjoy Free Admission for your family at the Hazelwood Historic House Museum!
• Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley
  Bowl your 1st game FREE!
• Neville Public Museum
  Enjoy Free Admission for your family at the Neville Public Museum!
• Country Critters Petting Zoo
  Enjoy Free Admission for your family on Saturday,
  May 3, 2008
• Oneida Nation Museum
  Enjoy Free Admission for your family at the Oneida Nation Museum!
• Foxy Lady Cruises
  Enjoy a Free Sightseeing Cruise
• Heritage Hill State Historical Park
  Enjoy free admission for your family on Sunday, May 4!
• Tailwind Flight Center
  FREE Young Eagles airplane rides for kids ages 9-17.

We know you won’t be able to visit all 11 places in one weekend, but we do hope the PASSPORT will offer you and your family the chance to check out something new or visit an old favorite. The PASSPORT includes our coupon book to area restaurants, lodging, attractions and retail valid through March 2009. These coupons will save you money on future trips, letting you be a “tourist”
year-round!

To request your Adventure PASSPORT call the Packer Country Visitor and Convention Bureau at
1-888-867-3342, or visit the Packer Country offices located at 1901 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay. PASSPORTS can also be purchased at participating attractions.

Pick one up for yourself and extras for your employees, co-workers, and neighbors!

Adventure Passport is brought to you by the Packer Country Visitor and Convention Bureau with the help of: