Nights out at Anduzzi’s Just Got Easier and Safer with Bus3531!

New to Green Bay and Anduzzi’s is Bus3531! Operated by Another Way Entertainment, this new bus service provides transportation around Green Bay and Howard on Fridays and Saturdays between 51 different locations to avoid drinking and driving. It starts at 7pm every Friday and Saturday and ends at 1am for your convenience. We are proud to have partnered with Bus3531 to provide all of our guests with safe ways to get around when they are consuming alcohol.

There are three different bus routes- East Green Bay, West Green Bay, and Howard. Our Holmgren Way and Howard locations are both on these routes! You can find the different routes and stops on their website. Bus3531 is very user friendly, and the buses even have GPS tracking so you can view where the buses are on their website and be ready to board the bus to your next destination. This makes barhopping and stopping at Anduzzi’s easy and fun!  

How Bus3531 Works:

You can take part in the program from any venue on the Bus3531 route. At these locations, including Anduzzi’s, when you buy a drink you can also buy a bus token for $1. When you get on the bus you then use that token as payment. Then you and whoever you are with can enjoy a carefree night of fun. If you need to change routes there is one “hub location” that is on all bus routes, so you simply get off there and wait for the bus you want. All routes are under an hour so you won’t have to wait long.

Bus3531 has partnered with the Tavern League to provide FREE rides home through the SafeRide program since the bus only stops at the provided destinations. To get a safe ride home you simply get a voucher from the bartender and give it to the taxi or Lyft driver. There is no reason to drink and drive, and Bus3531 is rewarding you for not doing it! 

When you’re on Bus3531 make sure to make Anduzzi’s one of your stops. Friday nights are Leinie Fridays along with $15 fish bowls, $5 Old Fashioneds, and $8 beer flights. Saturdays as always are $20 domestic beer towers and $6 Moscow mules. How can you say no to that?