The Meyer Theater, officially the Meyer Theatre, is a downtown Green Bay performance venue managed by PMI Entertainment Group. With more than 170 performances booked each year, it’s a Green Bay outing to plan from De Pere around the specific event, ticket details, and parking rules.
- Location: Downtown Green Bay.
- Capacity: 1,011 seats.
- Annual attendance: More than 50,000 guests.
- Performance schedule: More than 170 performances are booked each year.
Finding the Meyer Theater from De Pere
The Meyer Theatre is in downtown Green Bay, at 117 S. Washington St. If you’re coming from De Pere, plan your drive using the event address and confirm the current route and travel time before setting out.
The theatre is a Green Bay option to consider alongside larger venues such as the Resch Center, though each event has its own arrival details.
The venue first opened as the Fox Theatre on February 14, 1930. It later operated as Bay 3, a three-screen cinema, before being renovated as a theatre in 2002. That history gives the building a longer story than its current name alone suggests.
Checking performances and ticket details
Check the Meyer Theatre’s event listings for the performance you plan to attend, then confirm the ticket price and any event-specific details before buying. Ticket prices and availability depend on the show, so a price from one performance won’t necessarily apply to another.
Advance tickets are available online, by phone at (920) 494-3401, or in person at the TicketStar Box Office in the Resch Center lobby.
The box office’s listed weekday hours are Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–2 p.m., except in summer; on event evenings, it is open from 10 a.m. until the event ends. For a day-of purchase, the Meyer Theatre lobby box office sells tickets starting one hour before the event.
If you’re collecting tickets in person, factor the box office location and its hours into your plans. For a same-day purchase at the theatre, arrive with enough time to buy a ticket before the performance begins.
Downtown parking and arrival
The Meyer Theatre recommends Cherry Street Ramp, at 202 Cherry St., across the street from the venue. Its entrance is on Cherry Street between Washington and Adams Streets, and the ramp gates operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Ramp parking is listed at $1–$1.25 per hour on weekdays from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Parking is free after 6 p.m. on weekdays and all day Saturday and Sunday. Downtown Green Bay also lists Pine Street and Main Street ramps as public parking options, with free parking after 6 p.m. Monday–Friday, on weekends, and on holidays.
Street parking has a separate restriction: parking on all city streets is prohibited daily from 3 a.m. to 5 a.m. year-round. Check posted signs for street-specific rules. For parking rates and event-day details, check the official Meyer Theatre site before you go.
Theater access and visitor policies
The Meyer Theatre is designed to be fully accessible. Backstage elevators do not serve the grid or spotlight booth, a detail relevant to backstage access rather than the general audience areas.
Smoking is not permitted anywhere in the building. If you have a question about access for a particular event, contact the theatre ahead of time so you can confirm the arrangements that apply to your visit.
Planning an evening in Green Bay
Build your arrival plan around the event’s start time: check your ticket details, choose a parking option, and leave time to walk from the ramp across the street to the entrance. If your plans include a separate stop in De Pere, the Downtown De Pere route can help you plan that part of the day.
Keep the event information and parking plan together before leaving. That makes it easier to adjust if ticket arrangements or parking details differ from what you expected.
FAQs
What is the Meyer Theatre’s full address?
It is at 117 S. Washington St., Green Bay, WI 54301.
Who manages the Meyer Theatre?
PMI Entertainment Group manages the venue.
Can you smoke inside the theatre?
No. Smoking is not permitted anywhere in the building.