The options for winter fun in the Badger State are plentiful. There is ice skating, tubing, and…ice biking. Yep, you read that right, ice biking, which is basically a combination of ice skating and biking. The best part is, that you can do all three – ice skating, tubing, and ice biking – in one place. Take a look:

Titletown boasts shops, activities, restaurants, and, most importantly, year-round fun! In the winter, that “fun” comes in the form of an ice skating rink and tubing lanes.
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You’ll find Titletown on Lombardi Avenue in Ashwaubenon.
A cold-weather favorite, the ice rink is a bit unique, as it features a skating trail. But that’s not the only unique aspect of the ice rink.
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Another is that you don’t necessarily have to wear skates to navigate it.
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Instead, you can hop on an ice bike!
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Perfect for those looking for a new way to enjoy the ice or anyone who finds traditional skating difficult, ice bikes combine bicycle riding with ice skating.
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And at just $10 for a 30-minute rental, it’s completely affordable. It’s important to remember, though, that ice bike rentals are subject to rink capacity and may not be available during peak skating times.
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Gliding around the ice rink isn’t the only option for wintry fun at Titletown, though.
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There’s also tubing!
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From atop Ariens Hill, which stands at 46’ in height, tubers are catapulted down one of three tubing lanes, which stretch 300+ feet.
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Remember, all guests must sign a waiver to skate at Titletown. Additionally, it’s best to complete your waiver online prior to your visit. For more information, call Titletown at (920) 569-7505. You can also visit the Titletown website or Facebook page.

So, did you know about Titletown’s ice rink? Or its ice bikes? Already ridden on one? Tell us in the comments section.

This isn’t the only option for seasonal shenanigans. Read about another here.

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