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This is a football heaven. Tailgating is set up so that even the most casual of fans are forced to happily participate in some pre-game activities. They have areas for personal tailgating, bars open up their spots like it's an open house, and vendors will be forcing drinks down your throat. Once you are inside, it's as if the history of football glows around you. The concessions will do enough for being in the middle of nowhere, Wisconsin, and the alcohol options will feel like a bar with good enough well drinks to get you through a game. Yes, get a cushion if you have a Hank Hill butt; otherwise, you should be okay with the occasional standing up. The fans were incredible, but I am also a Bengals fan, so what kind of threat are we when it was Joe Flacco throwing the ball for us? This is a wonder of the world in football; it will forever be a core sports memory of mine.
First time at the field and had a freakin blast!!! I came from the West Coast so I''m 100% a lizard and don't do well in the cold, I was cold but, I definitely have seen it colder and snowing and windy so I will not complain. Bleacher seating, my seat neighbors were great! I came prepared and put the body patch warmers on my cheeks so they didn't get frostbite from sitting on the metal bleachers for hours. We ended up standing up literally the entire game minus halftime. Picked up the traditional game food of a Johnsonville brat and it was delicious. We ubered so unsure how parking situation is, drop off was easy and easy to get in at the gates since they are all labeled. 100% go!! Had a great time and I love football so it was a win-win!
Go Pack Go! We love our Green Bay Packers! Experience the tailgating before any game & any other activities prior- you won't be disappointed!! Once in the stadium, be prepared for your wallet to take a hit. One drink (double with collectible glass) is $33. A silo beer is $17. While you make forever memories, you may pay a price.
One of the best sporting events in the world with the legacy, tradition and history all in the smallest town to carry an NFL team in Greenbay, WI. It's truly an amazing time and you can see the game from anywhere in the stadium with a sellout for every game. It's a must to go to a game and I cant wait for the next game I go to.
Not much can be said other than Bucket List. However much you've hyped this place up, it exceeds your expectations. Concessions are great quality. Got a Leinenkugels on tap and a bratwurst. I'm looking forward to my monthly mortgage payment to pay this off. Took out a 15 year to be more fiscally responsible. Just kidding! Prices were reasonable and in line with any sporting venue.
Best football stadium in the US. The experience is like no other and it's not just a stadium for Packers fans but everyone. It's not always cold. I went to one game in November and it was 15 degrees and another time in September and it was 73 degrees. So much to do in the stadium and around it. Go Pack Go
Amazing and historic football stadium. We visited on a summers day and had a blast. They have tours, shops and restaurants open even on a weekend day in the off season. Our lunches at the restaurant were tasty and they had a good draft list and full bar. Would love to see a game here one day what a beautiful field.
Took the 1 hour Classic Tour. Guides were nice, fun, and knowledgeable. Learned a lot about the history of the stadium. Highly recommend. Merchandise store was outrageous. I'm not even a Packers fan and still left with $150 worth of stuff.
The stadium, opened in 1957 & is the 2nd largest football stadium in the country, after giant Stadium.. It was named in memory of Packers founder, player, and long-time head coach, Earl "Curly" Lambeau. It's accessible by metro & seats over 81,000. It's jokingly called the frozen tundra.
Go Pack Go! (When in Rome...lol) I had reserved a ticket for the classic stadium tour this past Sunday on my way home from Door County. If you have the time, you must check this place out! It's completely different than I thought it would be from what I've seen on TV. When you arrive show your reservation ticket on the 2nd floor check in and they will give you a wristband. Head back down and you can go to the gift shop, bathroom or check out the massive Lombardi trophy while waiting for your tour to start. The cost was $31.27 with fees and taxes. The tour guides were Dave and Doug and they both did a phenomenal job. I was concerned that the majority of the tour was going to be outside on this 95 degree day so I was pleasantly surprised to find out the majority of it was inside. They show you around in the suite area of the stadium, then they take you into one of the suites, down to where the packers come out onto the field and then the last part...they take you to the south end zone to take it all in. They also can take pics of you...I loved the banter regarding the Midwest rivals from the tour guides. The history and tradition is what is so cool about this team, this stadium and I enjoyed just taking it all in. Well done! (Coming from a girl who married into a Vikings family).
We did the Legendary tour. It was an hour and a half long and one and a half miles of walking.. Joe was our tour guide. He was full of information. The tour itself seemed a lot quicker than an hour and a half.. it was very entertaining. We got to see multiple different areas of the stadium, including the VIP areas, Sky boxes, opposing team locker room and tunnel to the field. I had never done a stadium tour, so it was very interesting for me. Even me being a Bears/Cardinals fan. The tour guide talked in a headset with a speaker so he was very easily heard. Our tour guide said that they did 35 tours today, but they've done 110 tours in one day before. We had a small group of 10. The max group size is 35. We really enjoyed it. The tour itself was $23 per person.
While visiting family my wife and I wandered over to Lambeau. Having grown up north of here you would think I'd have been here but the only time I can remember being there was in the late 60's early 70 for an intermodal practice game. We were wandering around and noticed a group of folks listening to a man so we walked over. As he was explaining they kept moving and so did we. Next thing you know we are headed out onto the field. The goal posts were down as they were recurving things. As we walked out the tunnel they had the crowd noise playing like it was an actual game day. Was really cool. We couldn't go out onto the field but could walk around the edges. Was an amazing place and tour. Yeah tour. I guess we stepped in not realizing tht it was a paid thing. Thank you I guess as we got it for free. Lots of history there. We could not get into the locker room areas. The guide told us GB was the only stadium/team tht did not allow the public in. Not sure how true tht is but it's what g he said. I'd say it was worth it but we didn't pay so bring free it was really worth it.
Amazing place with so much history. The tour guides are awesome and very informative. The field is actually grass. As a die hard Buffalo Bills fan, I appreciated the history of this building and field. The feeling you get, walking through the history is awe inspiring.
Lambeau Field is definitely heaven for football fans. Went here for the Classic Stadium Tour which lasted ~55 minutes. We went to the atrium, East Side Premium Seating, went through the team tunnel and the field itself. Though I am not a football fan, I enjoyed the tour and learned more about the history of the Packers. Since we got the combo tour, we also had a chance to visit the Hall of Fame. A lot of memorabilia are in here. The gift shop is huge! Name it, they have it. This was a good experience even for a non-football fans. read more
1 month ago
Took the Classic Stadium Tour, had a blast. Great to see all the art along the halls. Also got to go on the field level! Very fun space to be. read more
This is a football heaven. Tailgating is set up so that even the most casual of fans are forced to happily participate in some pre-game activities. They have areas for personal tailgating, bars open up their spots like it's an open house, and vendors will be forcing drinks down your throat. Once you are inside, it's as if the history of football glows around you. The concessions will do enough for being in the middle of nowhere, Wisconsin, and the alcohol options will feel like a bar with good enough well drinks to get you through a game. Yes, get a cushion if you have a Hank Hill butt; otherwise, you should be okay with the occasional standing up. The fans were incredible, but I am also a Bengals fan, so what kind of threat are we when it was Joe Flacco throwing the ball for us? This is a wonder of the world in football; it will forever be a core sports memory of mine. read more
11 months ago
First time at the field and had a freakin blast!!! I came from the West Coast so I''m 100% a lizard and don't do well in the cold, I was cold but, I definitely have seen it colder and snowing and windy so I will not complain. Bleacher seating, my seat neighbors were great! I came prepared and put the body patch warmers on my cheeks so they didn't get frostbite from sitting on the metal bleachers for hours. We ended up standing up literally the entire game minus halftime. Picked up the traditional game food of a Johnsonville brat and it was delicious. We ubered so unsure how parking situation is, drop off was easy and easy to get in at the gates since they are all labeled. 100% go!! Had a great time and I love football so it was a win-win! read more
2 months ago
Go Pack Go! We love our Green Bay Packers! Experience the tailgating before any game & any other activities prior- you won't be disappointed!! Once in the stadium, be prepared for your wallet to take a hit. One drink (double with collectible glass) is $33. A silo beer is $17. While you make forever memories, you may pay a price. read more
One of the best sporting events in the world with the legacy, tradition and history all in the smallest town to carry an NFL team in Greenbay, WI. It's truly an amazing time and you can see the game from anywhere in the stadium with a sellout for every game. It's a must to go to a game and I cant wait for the next game I go to. read more
1 year ago
Not much can be said other than Bucket List. However much you've hyped this place up, it exceeds your expectations. Concessions are great quality. Got a Leinenkugels on tap and a bratwurst. I'm looking forward to my monthly mortgage payment to pay this off. Took out a 15 year to be more fiscally responsible. Just kidding! Prices were reasonable and in line with any sporting venue. read more
Best football stadium in the US. The experience is like no other and it's not just a stadium for Packers fans but everyone. It's not always cold. I went to one game in November and it was 15 degrees and another time in September and it was 73 degrees. So much to do in the stadium and around it. Go Pack Go read more
Amazing and historic football stadium. We visited on a summers day and had a blast. They have tours, shops and restaurants open even on a weekend day in the off season. Our lunches at the restaurant were tasty and they had a good draft list and full bar. Would love to see a game here one day what a beautiful field. read more
Took the 1 hour Classic Tour. Guides were nice, fun, and knowledgeable. Learned a lot about the history of the stadium. Highly recommend. Merchandise store was outrageous. I'm not even a Packers fan and still left with $150 worth of stuff. read more
The stadium, opened in 1957 & is the 2nd largest football stadium in the country, after giant Stadium.. It was named in memory of Packers founder, player, and long-time head coach, Earl "Curly" Lambeau. It's accessible by metro & seats over 81,000. It's jokingly called the frozen tundra. read more
Go Pack Go! (When in Rome...lol) I had reserved a ticket for the classic stadium tour this past Sunday on my way home from Door County. If you have the time, you must check this place out! It's completely different than I thought it would be from what I've seen on TV. When you arrive show your reservation ticket on the 2nd floor check in and they will give you a wristband. Head back down and you can go to the gift shop, bathroom or check out the massive Lombardi trophy while waiting for your tour to start. The cost was $31.27 with fees and taxes. The tour guides were Dave and Doug and they both did a phenomenal job. I was concerned that the majority of the tour was going to be outside on this 95 degree day so I was pleasantly surprised to find out the majority of it was inside. They show you around in the suite area of the stadium, then they take you into one of the suites, down to where the packers come out onto the field and then the last part...they take you to the south end zone to take it all in. They also can take pics of you...I loved the banter regarding the Midwest rivals from the tour guides. The history and tradition is what is so cool about this team, this stadium and I enjoyed just taking it all in. Well done! (Coming from a girl who married into a Vikings family). read more
We did the Legendary tour. It was an hour and a half long and one and a half miles of walking.. Joe was our tour guide. He was full of information. The tour itself seemed a lot quicker than an hour and a half.. it was very entertaining. We got to see multiple different areas of the stadium, including the VIP areas, Sky boxes, opposing team locker room and tunnel to the field. I had never done a stadium tour, so it was very interesting for me. Even me being a Bears/Cardinals fan. The tour guide talked in a headset with a speaker so he was very easily heard. Our tour guide said that they did 35 tours today, but they've done 110 tours in one day before. We had a small group of 10. The max group size is 35. We really enjoyed it. The tour itself was $23 per person. read more
While visiting family my wife and I wandered over to Lambeau. Having grown up north of here you would think I'd have been here but the only time I can remember being there was in the late 60's early 70 for an intermodal practice game. We were wandering around and noticed a group of folks listening to a man so we walked over. As he was explaining they kept moving and so did we. Next thing you know we are headed out onto the field. The goal posts were down as they were recurving things. As we walked out the tunnel they had the crowd noise playing like it was an actual game day. Was really cool. We couldn't go out onto the field but could walk around the edges. Was an amazing place and tour. Yeah tour. I guess we stepped in not realizing tht it was a paid thing. Thank you I guess as we got it for free. Lots of history there. We could not get into the locker room areas. The guide told us GB was the only stadium/team tht did not allow the public in. Not sure how true tht is but it's what g he said. I'd say it was worth it but we didn't pay so bring free it was really worth it. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Amazing place with so much history. The tour guides are awesome and very informative. The field is actually grass. As a die hard Buffalo Bills fan, I appreciated the history of this building and field. The feeling you get, walking through the history is awe inspiring. read more
An incredibly surreal experience for me. A once and a lifetime adventure to Lambeau Field on my birthday for Aaron Rodgers last game and a chance at the time to get into playoffs. I left from Emerald Isle, NC early Saturday morning and drive all day to get into Chicago Saturday night. Then left in the morning from Chicago to tailgate for the Sunday Night Game at Lambeau Field. Parking was easy as I was able to find a spot in one of the neighborhoods and start my walk towards the stadium drinking along the way. Once I got to Lambeau Field I was aw struck. The history and beauty of the stadium comes rushing to you all at once. Came by myself and in total the drive took 20+ hours. Totally worth it to be in that stadium and watch a Packers game in person. It's basically standing the whole time, which was fine in January as I was colder than all get out. The stadium was easy to get around and the fans were top notch. Afterwards was easy to exit and find my way back to my car and relive the incredible 48 hours I just had. read more
This was our first time ever attending a game at Lambeau Field. I would absolutely recommend attending a Packer game at this historical field. Everyone is so very welcoming and you can feel the energy from fellow fans. Check out the stadium tour while you're here as you will get a deeper dive into the history of the field, team and the NFL. read more
3 years ago
We had a wonderful time at the Packers preseason game. As a Bears fan, I was surprised at the amount of people wearing different jerseys and other apparel of rival teams. We saw the Broncos, Lions, Chiefs, and even the Bears. One Colts fan broke out his Kid Rock wife-beater A-shirt and Elvis sunglasses. Most impressive. However, it has been my experience that wearing different team gear is a no-go at other stadiums unless you want to get harassed by drunk and other toxic fans. To our surprise, everyone appeared to be polite and friendly. They offered plenty of food options, including several local favorites consisting of cheese and bratwurst. Handicap parking was $50, right next to the stadium in Lot 7, and you can find the parking using Waze -search for Lot 7 - Lambeau Field. As a Deaf person, I enjoyed that everything was captioned at the stadium, from the referees making calls to the public announcements. read more
We were here for the Vikings vs Packers game and the stadium lives up to expectations. It's the second oldest stadium in the NFL and it shows it's age. Very old school but clearly nostalgic. We were there in late October and it was low 40s at best. Not quite the frozen tundra but getting there. The Packer fans were pretty nice to us. We tailgated before the game in the blue lot. You have to have a pass to do that. We walked past some churches who were allowing tailgating and use of their bathrooms for $30 which seemed like a pretty good deal. I was surprised that parking was just in the nearby neighborhoods. Most spots were a fairly short walk to the stadium. A large can of beer was $15. We had a good experience. That box is checked now. read more
1 year ago
In town for the Junior Gold bowling Tournament and wanted to do something fun! Doing the Legendary Tour was suggested. Let me start off by saying we are EAGLES fans! We respect the game and the history of the sport so we gave the tour a try! Must do for anyone visiting! Dave and Kevin were our tour guides for the 12:15 tour and they were not only EXTREMELY knowledgeable but they were funny and kind as well. They made the tour enjoyable for all! If you walk in near the pro shop you must go up a floor to get your wrist bands then go back downstairs to stand by your tour sign. Ex. Classic or Legendary Side note: Don't be afraid to tip your tour guides if you can! read more
First time at Lambeau Field since this is my 1st NFL game. Showed up 2.5 hours to find free street parking. Otherwise, it will be $20 to $30 depending how far the lot is away from the field. Stopped by Titlefield for tailgating things, including a live concert. Scanned tickets at check-in via ticketmaster app and it was easy to find the section and rows once entered. It's an open field and I'm glad the weather cooperated without rain. Water is $6/bottle, sodas are $7/bottle. Quite steep but that's stadium pricing! read more
What a fun experience! Whether you're a football fan or not, Packers fan or not, this tour will not disappoint. The tour- guides were great. The artwork through the interior was amazing and the visibility from all aspects was incredible! We were given access to the press box, the field, The VIP area, and even were able to walk through the tunnel where players come from the locker room to the field. It was even a cool experience when they had recorded music and cheering as we walked through the tunnel to get to the field. It makes you realize how close the seats are to the field And how close the fans are to the players. Unfortunately, we didn't have time to go to the Hall of Fame, but we'll leave that for another time. Regardless, as I said, Packers fan or not check this place out, the bonus is title town, which is a really neat place and if you get a chance, stay at Lodge Kohler for an over-the-top experience (or their cozy coffee shop). Great overnight stay I can't say enough good things about it. Check out the tour at Lambeau you'll be glad you did. read more
Date of visit: August 19, 2023 Probably the most impressive thing about Lambeau Field is that it hasn't been torn down and rebuilt as the Kwik Trip Stadium or some nonsense. Yes, plenty of money has been sunk into the facility, but it does not look its age at all and I hope they keep it that way! We had opportunity to catch a game in one of the suites and they were a great way to see the action. Being an August preseason game we didn't have the weather concerns that often face fans during the regular and postseason, but the suites also have other benefits: 15% off and delivery to your suite when you use the iPad in the room to make a purchase, not to mention the wonderful dessert cart! Even if we hadn't been in a suite, all of the staff is very friendly and accommodating, and this remains a world class stadium that should definitely be allowed to host a Super Bowl in the near future. read more
1 year ago
Beautiful stadium! One of the most iconic football stadiums. Love coming here even though they're my other team. The NFL Draft was amazing! read more
WOW LAMBEAU! Husband and I attended the Packers home opener against the Saints and were so impressed with the upgrades this year! The new TV's and section numbers, concession areas and self service areas were all fresh and clean. Our season tickets are in section 306 but we made the trek to section 354 so that I could get my favorite wine in the world - Prarie Fume - from the Wollersheim bar. I'll be the first to say that you should offer this wine throughout Lambeau field because I know myself and other wine ladies would definitely drink it up! Packer fans just a reminder that Lambeau is CASHLESS! It is also looking very fresh and pretty this season, and we LOVE to see it! GO PACK GO!! read more
We went on a tour of Lambeau as a work event. I'm not a football fan but I appreciate the history and innovation put into the field. Green Bay does a nice job supporting their team and it's impressive that the fans own the team. Love that. Definitely worth the price to get behind the scenes, especially if you're a fan. read more
We were passing through Green Bay on the way to Door County and decided to stay a night in town. We had a room at the new Hilton hotel (Home 2 Home) about two blocks away. We were happily surprised to learn we could go inside the stadium space to visit the gift shop, see the entrances and go to the 1919 Restaurant on the second floor to enjoy a nice dinner. Great sports atmosphere and reasonable prices! What a great experience! read more
Lambeau Field is football. If you are a football make it a point to come for a game! I've been to the stadium twice for games and both times it was an incredible football experience!!! My recommendation is it come into Green Bay a day or two before the game so you can take the stadium tour and visit the Packers Hall of Fame. The stadium tour is about 90 minutes and you go through the entire facility, from the press box to the top of the stadium to ending the tour on the field! The Packers Hall of Fame is separate from the tour and you get to see the history of the team from its beginnings to current day. This includes past stadiums, uniforms and team photos. All this is before game day! You'll want to get to the stadium or find parking near the stadium early since they close off adjacent streets. Once inside the stadium, hit up the concession stands and grab some merchandise in the pro shop. If it's snowing I highly suggest getting a seat cushion since the stadium has metal benches for seats. When the game starts, get loud and enjoy the game. The fans are awesome and the best in the NFL. Packers football at Lambeau Field is what football is all about! read more
9 months ago
(From September 2021) This is the Mecca of NFL stadiums. Football fan or not, this stadium is a spectacle that you should visit at least once in your life. Visiting Milwaukee, I took a day to trek to Green Bay to see this for myself. The 2 hr drive was worth it to see the same field where the Ice Bowl was played, where Vince Lombardi roamed, where Brett Favre threw his final Packers pass, where Aaron Rodgers set the Packers TD record, where Al Harris ran that pick-6 for a TD in the playoffs, yada yada yada.... You get it. The field and bleachers bring a mystique about it given the history of the stadium. The interior itself has a lot of special seating and suites where there's a plethora of memorabilia and exhibits of the greatness and history of this franchise. Our tour guides were knowledgeable and polite; I get the sense the fans are the same which I appreciate. Other fan bases could take a page out of their book. Probably the best football stadium I've visited. And that's just for the tour. I can only imagine what a game feels like. That will be knocked off my bucket list someday! read more
We came to Green Bay to see our favorite band, however, the concert was cancelled due to inclement weather. Boo! We planned to come back in March, when the concert was rescheduled, however, with the kids in school, March is a rough time of year for both of us to get away. The day we came, the city was hopping! Lambeau Field was hosting the Green Bay Packers family night, so there were tons of people here. We enjoyed talking to the fans and seeing what loyal fans they were! The stadium is gorgeous, and enormous. If it wasn't so cold during football season, we would plan to come back for a game. But ... I will happily take the warmth of Ford Field. Haha. Honestly, I think coming to one game here would be worth it. But if we come back to Wisconsin, it will be to Milwaukee. That place was so fun!! read more
1 year ago
This review is based on a preseason game. Pros: Great atmosphere even for a preseason game Reasonable wait on concessions stands; not too long Nose bleed seats were still great Bars, restaurants, and hotels were in walking distance. Great Gift shop, exhibition, and statues One of the best football stadiums; if not the best Cons: None read more
3 years ago
Its the Frozen Tundra !!! A great stadium and fun place to see a game. While there, make time to take the tour and see the museum. Well worth it (even if your not a Packer fan). The gift shop is another well visit...you may find things there that you won't find on NFL.com. read more
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How many seats in a row at Lambeau?
It depends on which row. Most regular rows outside have about 30 or so "seats." They are bleacher seats, so no individual separated seats. Just a bench.
Is the Fan Zone open? The three big tents in the tailgating area?
Where is the best place for visiting fans to sit at Lambeau field? we are trying to sit in the first level
10 to 20 rows up from the field anywhere. If you sit to low players tend to block your view near your sideline. The best tickets I ever had was section 134 row 1 seats 3 and 4! Lambeau leap, NFL camera shot area!
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