Flights to Green Bay

Before making plans to fly to Green Bay, check our Covid-19 Travel Advisor to see if there are any current travel restrictions or quarantine requirements in place.

Booking a flight with United Airlines is the way to go if you intend to kick off your thrilling adventure in Green Bay.

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Home to two airports, you've got options when jetting into Green Bay. Keep in mind where you'll be basing yourself and spending a lot of your time, as this may impact on which flights you purchase. Appleton, WI Airport (ATW-Appleton Intl.) is 31 mi from where all the action is downtown, while Green Bay Airport is around 6 mi away.

With a nice assortment of 228 properties available on Travelocity, you can afford to be fussy in Green Bay. But remember — the sooner you lock in your room, the faster you can focus on planning those unforgettable adventures.

When you have all those fantastic vacation experiences to organize, who wants to spend hours scouring the web for a place to stay? Don't worry, we've done the hard work for you. The Village Inn and the Hyatt Regency Green Bay are some of our top properties in the region.

Feel the excitement in the air while enjoying a game at Lambeau Field. Seeking some more ideas? Resch Center is a stadium where you can watch a sporting match and soak up the atmosphere. And that's not all there is. The kids are certain to be ecstatic when you spend the day at the popular local theme park, Bay Beach Amusement Park!

If you like the idea of spending more time at the airport cafes and less time wading through security on your way to Green Bay, follow these handy tips:

• Have your travel ID and boarding pass somewhere handy. They'll be the first things you'll be instructed to produce by security staff.
• Belts, wallets and power banks should be placed in a bin for X-raying. If you pass through the body scanner with any one of these items, you'll be turned around and requested to remove them.
• Laptops, digital cameras and other electronic devices must be placed in a tub to be X-rayed.
• When you get to the security checkpoint, you'll be asked to put all creams, gels and liquids in a separate tub for scanning. Make sure they're all stored in containers smaller than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and sealed in a clear zip-lock bag.
• Airport security staff will likely ask you to take off your shoes prior to entering the body scanner. Wear a pair that you can take off easily. There's nothing more tiresome than having to do your laces up over and over again.
• Put any multi-tools or other sharp metal items inside your checked luggage. Airport security won't permit these in carry-on baggage.