The Best Seats for Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field

Home to the Green Bay Packers, Lambeau Field is one of the oldest stadiums in the National Football League. It’s a great stadium for tailgating and is regularly voted one of the best stadiums for watching football. 

Green Bay is a relatively small city with a population of just over 100,000, but the Green Bay Packers have some of the most passionate fans in the NFL. Their enthusiasm makes Lambeau Field a great place to catch a football game, whether you’re just visiting the city or a full-on “Cheesehead” – yes, that’s the nickname for a Packers fan!

So, if you’re visiting Lambeau Field for the first time, here’s our guide to the best seats at a Packers game. We’ve got all the information you need to have an amazing time, whether you’re looking for inexpensive tickets for a Green Bay Packers game or blowing the budget on a VIP Lambeau Field experience.

Lambeau Field: The Basics

The Lambeau Field seating chart shows seating on six levels – there are no 200-level sections. 

All sections are given three-digit numbers, with the first digit indicating the stadium level where each one is located. The exception to this is Outdoor Club Seating, which has a section number beginning with 4 but is located on the 300-Level.

100-Level

• Standard seating in sections 100-138

300-Level

• Standard seating in sections 300-350
• Outdoor club seating in sections 403-435
• Luxury Suites 

400-Level

• Indoor club seating in sections 470-492 
• Standing Room Only areas
• Luxury Suites

500-Level

• Luxury Suites

600-Level

• Standard seating in sections 630s-643s
• Indoor club seating in sections 670-694

700-Level

• Standard seating in sections 730s-750s

Seat numbers run from right to left as you face the field, with seat number 1 furthest to the right.

History Of Lambeau Field

Lambeau Field is located in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and is the home field of the National Football League team, the Green Bay Packers. It’s the oldest continually operating stadium in the NFL, and the third-longest active home-field tenure in American professional sports, beaten only by the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park and the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field.

The stadium opened in 1957 under its original name of City Stadium. It was renamed in August 1965 in honor of the Packers founder, player, and head coach, Earl “Curly” Lambeau.

After major renovations, Lambeau Field now has a total capacity of 81,441. This makes it the second-largest NFL stadium and the largest sporting venue in the state of Wisconsin.

Lambeau Field’s 1950s design gives it a very open layout with few overhangs, resulting in very few obstructed views but also very little shade. The stadium retains traditional outside bench seats throughout the lower bowl, while the new South End Zone development has modern stadium-style seating. 

Wisconsin winters can be brutal, with overnight temperatures dipping down as low as 7.1°F in January. For this reason, the stadium is famously known as the “Frozen Tundra,” and its indoor seating is highly desired by football fans at the stadium. 

The Green Bay Packers are also famous for their team’s exuberant celebration known as the “Lambeau Leap,” which sees Packers players jump into the end zone stands after scoring a touchdown. This is one of the NFL’s time-honored traditions, dating back to 1993, and was even enshrined in the rules banning most NFL teams from excessive celebrations. 

Standard Seating at Lambeau Field

Lambeau Field offers standard seating at a range of prices on the 100, 300, 600, and 700-Levels of the stadium. 

The lower bowl seating is on aluminum bench-style bleachers with no back support. You can bring your own chair backs or seat cushions, or opt to rent portable seat backs at the gates that serve these sections of the stadium. A $10 rental fee is payable using cashless payment methods. 

The South End Zone is a recent addition to Lambeau Field, and these sections have regular stadium-style seating. 

All of the ticket prices below are standard pricing for regular-season games. Prices will be lower for preseason games, and you may find different pricing on secondary market sites such as Ticketmaster or StubHub. 

100-Level Sideline Seating

Located along the sidelines on Lambeau Field’s lowest tier, 100 Level Sideline sections offer some of the best standard seats for a Packers game. 

Lower level sideline sections have 61 rows of seats, and the front rows are very close to the action. However, the high number of rows in Lambeau Field’s shallow lower bowl means that the back rows are quite a distance from the front of the section. 

Sections on the west side of the field are even numbered. This is the “Home Side” or “Packers’ Side,” and Packers Fans will want to choose sections 116, 118, 120, 122, and 124 to sit behind the home team sideline. 

The “Visitors Side” is on the east side of the field and has odd-numbered sections. Visiting fans can sit behind their team’s sideline in sections 115, 117, 119, 121, and 123. 

Sections 119 and 120 are located right at midfield, making them some of the most desirable general seats at Lambeau Field. 

Seats in midfield sections 115-124 cost $175, while seats in sections further towards the ends of the sidelines (109-113 and 125-130) cost $155.  

100-Level Corner Seating

100-Level Corner sections give you a unique view of the field from the corners of the lower bowl. Sitting in the front rows of these 60-row sections will bring you very close to the action, and you’ll get a great view of touchdowns in the end zone near you. 

Entry tunnels are at Row 22 and at the top of the section, so choose these locations if you want a quick exit to the concession stands and restrooms. 

The teams enter and exit the field through the tunnel under section 131, and booking seats in section 133 gives a great up-close view of your favorite players. 

Tickets in the corner sections of the 100-Level are available for $135.

100-Level End Zone 

100-Level End Zones are some of the most exciting areas to watch a Green Bay Packers game. Choose seats in the first four rows, and you’ll be in the best position to watch touchdowns and the famous Lambeau Leap. 

Lower level end zone sections have 60 rows of numbered seating, meaning that rows at the back are a pretty long distance from the field. Tickets in these field-level end zone sections cost $135.

300-Level Sideline 

The 300-Level is more like an extension of the 100-Level, so these sideline sections are located just behind the 100 Level seats instead of on a higher level. 

The sideline location gives you excellent sightlines to all areas of the field, especially if you manage to get seats on the 50-yard line in section 326. 

Most sections have 10-12 rows, so you won’t have a long walk from your seats to the 300-level concourse. You also enjoy easy access to the main concourse on the 100 Level, making these sections a good choice for fans who want a wide range of concessions. 

Ticket prices for sections in the midfield (322-330) cost $175, and tickets for sections nearer the ends of the sidelines (314-320 and 332-338) cost $155.  

300-Level End Zone 

These sections are located at the very top of the lower bowl at Lambeau Field. The view from this position is good when the ball is at your end of the field, but you might find it harder to follow the action at the far end of the field. The videoboards will help you keep in touch with the game.

Like other sections in the lower bowl, 300-Level End Zone sections have bench-style bleacher seats with no back support.

There are just 12 rows in each of the 300-Level End Zone sections, making it easy to get to your seat. 

Seats in 300-Level end zone sections cost $135, making these sections an attractive option if you’re looking for cheap tickets to watch the Packers.

600-Level South End Zone

Unlike seating in the stadium’s inner bowl, 600-Level and 700-Level sections in the new South End Zone have modern stadium seating with chair backs and cup holders. The 600-level sections have wider seats than the 700-level sections, and these sections are also a little closer to the game than the 700-Level. 

You might struggle to keep up when the ball moves to the far end of the field, but the video boards allow you to follow the action. There’s also a wide choice of concessions and restrooms in this area. 

Tickets in this area cost $145, so if you’re not so bothered about being close to the action, they’re a good-value way to enjoy the fun atmosphere of a Packers game. 

700-Level South End Zone 

700-Level South End Zone seating are the highest seats at Lambeau Field. 

Unlike the seating in the stadium’s inner bowl, these sections have modern stadium seating with chair backs and cup holders. The seats are a little narrower than the 600 Level seating, and you’re further away from the action. However, the sections have just 18 rows, so accessing your seat is easy, and you have a good choice of concessions nearby. 

At $132, these are the cheapest seats at Lambeau Field and a good option for watching a Packers game without blowing your budget. However, you might think it’s worth paying a little extra for a closer location.

Accessible Seating

Accessible seating is available throughout Lambeau Field and on most price levels. However, they are only available as season tickets, and single-game tickets are not sold for accessible seats. 

Season ticket holders may request one wheelchair space and up to three companion seats when available.

Elevators and escalators between seating levels are available throughout the stadium, and three ramps provide access to the upper-level concourse.

All gates, concourses, and restrooms at Lambeau Field are fully accessible. Restrooms are available on all levels throughout the stadium, and the family restroom on level 1 of the Atrium has an electric changing table suitable for adults and larger children. 

Restricted View Seating

Lambeau Field’s open design and lack of roofs or overhangs means very few seats have obstructed views, so it’s hard to pick a bad seat. 

The flip side to this is that very few seats enjoy any shade from the elements.

Standing Room Only

Standing Room Only areas are available at the back of the 400-Level sections at the south end zone. These tickets are only available for selected games. 

Which Are The Best Value Seats At Lambeau Field?

With great-value seating and good sightlines from most locations, you’ll be spoiled for choice when buying tickets at Lambeau Field. 

Here’s our pick of the best value seats for a Packers game.

Best Value for Cheapest Price

700-Level End Zone seats are the cheapest seats at Lambeau Field with a regular-season price of about $132. They also benefit from stadium-style seating. However, these seats are the furthest from the field, and you might prefer to pay the additional $13 for seats on the 600-Level. 

If you’re happy to sit on bleacher-style seating, tickets for the 300-Level End Zone sections cost just $135 and give you a good view from toward the back of the lower bowl. 

Best Value to Get Close to the Action

If you can score tickets in the front rows of sections 101-104, you’ll be incredibly close to the game and in a prime position to see a Lambeau Leap. 

Tickets here cost about $135, compared to $175 for seats on the 50-yard line.

Best Value for a Great View

Sections 117-120 enjoy great views from near midfield, but choose seats halfway back in the 60-row sections for better elevation. However, these are the most expensive standard seats in Lambeau Field at around $175.

If you’re looking for a cheaper option, go for sections 101-104, which give you a fantastic end-on view and are $40 cheaper.

Best Value for a Fun Atmosphere

The front rows of sections 101-104 will give you a great chance of catching a Lambeau Leap. You’re also close to the Miller Lite End Zone Bar behind section 100. 

Choose the front rows of section 133 if you’d like a close-up view of the players entering and exiting the field. 

Tickets in both these areas cost around $135. 

Best Value for Visiting Fans

If you’re supporting the visiting team, sections 115, 117, 119, 121, and 123 are behind the visitor’s sideline and will give you a great view of your team. Tickets here cost $175.

You can save by booking seats closer to the ends of the visitor’s sideline in sections 109-113 and 125-129, where tickets cost around $155. 

Best Premium And VIP Seats For A Green Bay Packers Game

Unusual for NFL clubs, Lambeau Field has both indoor and outdoor premium seating. The indoor club seats are especially popular with football fans who want to escape the extreme cold of the Wisconsin winter. 

All premium sections have comfortable seats with chair backs and cup holders, and exclusive access to premium club areas and amenities. They also enjoy excellent views of the game.

The prices below are for regular-season games. If you can’t find premium seats for the game you want to watch, it’s worth checking out secondary market websites such as StubHub, where club members may sell off unused seats.

Champions Club

The Champions Club seating area offers some of the best tickets for a Green Bay Packers game. This exclusive climate-controlled area is located above the South End Zone. Individual tickets can be purchased, and the Champions Club can host up to 225 guests.

As well as padded indoor seats, ticket holders enjoy an excellent view from their elevated position, all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverage options, and access to the Champions Club lounge. The lounge features comfortable seating, dining tables, and TV monitors, so you won’t miss a minute of the game. 

Tickets to this exclusive area cost around $474-516.

• Excellent sightlines
• Comfortable, cushioned seating with backrests
• Complementary food and beverage options
• Private restrooms
• Private escalator and elevator access
• Exclusive ticket holder opportunities
• Concierge service

Indoor Club Seats

In winter, most seating at Lambeau Field is exposed to Wisconsin’s cold weather, which makes Indoor Club seats some of the best seats at Lambeau Field. 

Indoor seating is located in sections 470-492 and 670- 694 at the stadium’s north end. The elevated position gives you an excellent view of the game as it develops. You might struggle to see the action when it moves to the south end of the field, but the video boards are your friend here. 

There are approximately 3000 indoor seats. Ticket holders enjoy comfortable theater-style seating, in-seat food and drink service, and access to the Stadium Club area. 

Expect indoor club seating at Lambeau Field to cost $474-516.

• Climate-controlled indoor sections
• Comfortable seating with backrests
• Excellent elevated sightlines from the sidelines
• Access to kiosks and concessions in the Stadium Club area
• Access to private elevators and escalators
• Executive-style restrooms

Outdoor Club Seats

There are approximately 3000 Outdoor Club Seats at Lambeau Field, and these are some of the most sought-after tickets for a Packers game. Outdoor Club sections have around 10 rows of individual stadium seating with chair backs and cup holders. 

The outdoor club seating is located on the 300-Level in sections 403-435 along the visitor’s sideline, giving you an excellent, elevated view. 

As well as more comfortable seating, ticket holders also enjoy in-seat wait service and access to the Club Level and Atrium. This climate-controlled space has additional seating, HD screens, an exclusive restaurant, and private restrooms. 

Tickets in this area range from $462-507 for seats on the midfield line down to $308-357 for sections closer to the corners.

• Comfortable seating with backrests
• Excellent elevated sightlines from the sidelines
• Access to kiosks and concessions in the Stadium Club area
• Executive-style restrooms

400-Level South End Zone 

This is the lowest level of seating in the South End Zone and gives you a head-on view of the game from close to the field. 

Most sections in this area have up to three rows of stadium-style seats with backrests. This makes paying a quick visit to the concourse concessions and restrooms easy. 

These sections are all outdoors, but the 500 level suites and 600 level end-zone seating offer some protection from the elements. 

Group Seating

If you’re visiting the stadium with a large group of friends, the Group Seating areas are a fun way to catch the game. These areas are in the Southwest corner or West sideline of the stadium and are suitable for groups of 20-40 people. 

Group seating tickets cost around $200 per person for regular-season games. They are allocated through a lottery system and can’t be resold. 

Lambeau Field Miller Lite Party Deck

The Miller Lite End Zone Party Deck is just above the 300-Level at the South End Zone Corner. It can host up to 300 guests, and tickets are only available through officially sponsored promotions. 

Guests will enjoy access to exclusive concessions, and heating is provided for cold-weather games.

• Outdoor seating on a first-come-first-served basis
• Flatscreen TVs and live radio broadcasts
• One complimentary Miller-Lite beer
• Private bar and concessions
• Private restrooms

Suites

The 168 Lambeau Field suites are located along both sidelines on the 400, 500, and 600 Levels. They’re ideal for entertaining clients or celebrating a special occasion with family and friends, and offer a more comfortable way to watch a game in the cold Wisconsin winter.

Suites can be booked on a full-season, partial season, or single-game basis, except the Lambeau Suite, which is only available on a single-game basis.

Private suites are available to accommodate 12-36 guests and provide guests with comfortable seating, inclusive food and soft drinks, and access to the Premium Level. They also have openable windows so you can experience the game day atmosphere from the comfort of your private suite. 

Champions Suite

• 16 tickets plus 4 Standing Room Only tickets
• 2 parking passes
• Luxurious seating
• Gourmet food option, full-size refrigerator, and liquor cabinet
• 3 large screens and live audio broadcast 
• Shared suite attendant
• Access to Premium Level restrooms

Legends Suite

• 20 tickets plus 5 Standing Room Only tickets
• Alumni autograph signing and pregame field visit
• Invitation to Draft Day party
• 2 parking passes
• Shared suite attendant
• Access to Premium Level restrooms

Super Suite

• 24 tickets plus 6 Standing Room Only tickets
• 3 parking passes
• Alumni autograph signing and pregame field visit
• Invitation to Draft Day party
• Dedicated suite attendant
• Private in-suite restroom

Terrace Suite

Terrace Suites are located in a private outdoor area in the South Endzone, giving you an outstanding view of the game and a fabulous game-day party atmosphere.

• Seating for 10-12 in outdoor theater-style seating
• 1 parking pass
• Indoor seating area with TVs and comfortable seating
• Complementary food and beverages served in the shared Terrace Suite space
• Alcoholic beverages available to purchase

Lambeau Suite

The Lambeau Suite is the premier suite option at Lambeau Field. Located on the 400-Level, this is the only indoor/outdoor suite along the sideline and offers premium amenities with an excellent view of the action from the 30-yard line. 

• 36 tickets and 14 Standing Room Only tickets
• 4 parking passes
• Food and beverage package with enhanced menu options
• Full-size refrigerator and liquor cabinet
• 3 flatscreen TVs and live audio broadcast
• Covered outdoor deck
• Dedicated suite attendant and bartender
• Private restroom
• Visit from Packers’ alumni (1st through 3rd quarter)

Which Is The Best Premium Seating Option At Lambeau Field?

Lambeau Field’s indoor club seats are some of the most desirable seats for a Packers game. This is not just because of the padded seating and premium amenities but also for the comfort of indoor, climate-controlled spaces that let you escape the harsh Wisconsin winter. Sections 480-484 will give you an excellent view of the developing game from the end zone.

If you’re happy to sit outdoors, sections 417-421 also give you comfortable seating and access to premium amenities. You’ll enjoy excellent sightlines from the 50-yard line, and visiting fans will be thrilled with the location behind the visitors’ bench. 

For sheer luxury, seats in the Champions Club are hard to beat. You’ll enjoy exclusive amenities and guest benefits, together with an excellent view from your comfortable, padded seat high above the south end zone. 

Which Seats Are Shaded At Lambeau Field?

Lambeau Field has an open design, so very few seats have any shade or cover. 

All lower bowl seating is open to the elements. Indoor club seats around sections 470-474 will be covered, or if you prefer a more elevated view, opt for 600-level sections around 670-674.

400s sections in the South End Zone are all outside, but the suites and 600-level seating above offer some shelter.

Seats towards the back of the 600s and 700s sections have some cover.

Which Are The Best Seats for Families At Lambeau Field?

Due to the tight seating configuration, all visitors to Lambeau Field, including babies, must have a ticket. 

Choosing seats towards the back of sections 113, 115, and 117 will place you close to the upper entry tunnel. The rows have fewer seats, so getting in and out of your row will be easier. You’re also pretty close to the Packers Pro Shop in the stadium’s northeast corner. 

If you’re looking for shaded seats, sections 432S, 434S, 436S, and 438S have some coverage from the seating deck above. These sections are also pretty small, which makes access easier.

And if you prefer to sit in seats with backrests, opt for 700s sections like 730S, 732S, 734S, and 735S. These are on the upper deck of Lambeau Field, so you won’t get such a good view, but they are the most affordable seats in the stadium. If you choose rows above row 11, you’ll also have some shade.

Family-friendly Facilities

Lambeau Field offers a Lost Person Prevention program that helps reunite parents with their children if they become separated. Register your child with the program, and they’ll receive a coded wristband containing your seat and contact information.

Family restrooms are available near sections 111, 134, 431, and Atrium levels 4-7 at the stadium’s south end.

Nursing rooms are available in the main Atrium (all days) and on the club level on game days. Family restrooms are also equipped with outlets and chairs for nursing mothers. Nursing supplies may be brought into the stadium, but coolers and glass equipment are not permitted. 

The Junior Power Pack is the Green Bay Packers official kids club for fans aged 5-14 years old. Club members will receive a range of benefits, including year-round mailings, a birthday card, free admission to the Packers Hall of Fame, and exclusive competitions.

Which Are The Best Seats for a Group of Friends At Lambeau Field?

Section 100 is directly in front of the Miller Lite End Zone on two floors of the stadium’s north side. The ground floor houses the Miller Lite Market, where you can find a variety of grab-and-go food and drink options. 

On the floor above, you’ll find the Miller Lite End Zone Bar, which has a capacity of nearly 400. This full-service bar opens two hours before the game starts and has several TVs so you can keep in touch with the game. 

If you’re visiting the stadium with a large group of friends, you could also enter the lottery to get tickets for one of the Group Seating areas. These areas are suitable for 20-40 people, with tickets costing $193-$207 per person. Tickets for these areas can’t be resold.

Where Should Visitors Sit At Lambeau Field?

The visitor’s sideline is in front of sections 115, 117, 119, 121, and 123. These sections will offer visiting fans a great view of their favorite team with tickets costing $175.

If you want a slightly cheaper option, sections 109-113 and 125-129 are still on the visitor’s side of the field but closer to the corners. Tickets here cost $155.

Premium seating options for visiting fans include sections 417-421 in the outdoor club seating area, where seats cost $462-$507. These tickets offer comfortable stadium seating, premium club access, and a great view from the top of the lower bowl.

Where To Sit At Lambeau Field For The Best Food

Although Lambeau Field is known for great tailgating, it also has some excellent food and drink concessions you’ll want to explore during your visit to the Packers’ stadium. 

Popular game day food options include burgers, bratwurst, chicken tenders, and deep-pan pizza, all available throughout the stadium. Vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options are also widely available.

Don’t forget to visit the Miller Lite End Zone, where you can enjoy a drink at the Miller Lite Bar or pick up grab-and-go refreshments from the Miller Lite Market. 

The Lambeau Field Atrium is home to the 1919 Kitchen and Tap, which offers an enticing menu featuring locally sourced ingredients and local brews. 

By the way, the 700-Level South End Zone has greater quantities of restrooms and concessions per fan alongside the cheapest seats in the stadium. If enjoying the stadium refreshments is an essential part of your game day, these seats are definitely worth considering. 

Transportation And Parking At A Green Bay Packers Home Game

The Green Bay Packers stadium, Lambeau Field, is located at 1265 Lombardi Ave, Green Bay, Wisconsin. You can reach the stadium on Interstate 43 or Highway 41 from the south, Highway 41/141 from the north, or Highway 29/32 from the west.

The area around the stadium gets very busy on game days, so allow extra time for your journey and check 511 Wisconsin online for real-time updates.

Parking at Lambeau Field

All parking in the parking lots surrounding the stadium is fully booked on a season ticket basis. 

Parking in nearby parking lots is controlled by PMD and can be reserved on a single-game basis. Parking on game days is cashless and costs $50. 

Many of the residential streets surrounding Lambeau Field have spaces available for free parking. 

Accessible parking is available on a first-come-first-served basis in Lot 4 and Lot 7. Spaces are limited and cost $50 (cashless payments only).

Arriving by Public Transportation

Free gameday bus routes serve Lambeau Field from areas across the Greater Green Bay Area. The service starts four hours before kickoff, with buses running every 30 minutes and stopping on Lombardi Avenue and Ridge Road. 

You can find further details and schedules on the Green Bay Metro website. 

Ridesharing arrangements

The area around Lambeau Field gets very congested on game days, so rideshares should drop passengers off on the corner of Shadow Ln and Frank St. 

After the game, this area will not be available as a pick-up zone, so you should arrange to be picked up at the corner of Mike McCarthy Way and Holmgren Way.

When To Arrive For A Green Bay Packers Game

All gates at Lambeau Field open two hours before the game’s scheduled start. 

If your seat is in a section ending with “s,” you should use the Invisalign Gate at the south of the stadium. For all other sections, use the gate listed on your ticket. 

On game days, the Lambeau Field Atrium opens to ticket holders four hours before kickoff for afternoon games and six hours before evening games (enter via the American Family Insurance Gate). 

Access to the Atrium is only available to ticket holders until 45 minutes after the game when access is opened to non-ticketed guests. 

Logistics at Lambeau Field

Contactless Entry

Lambeau Field uses mobile tickets for contactless entry. You can access your tickets through the Green Bay Packers mobile app or add your tickets to your cellphone’s digital wallet.

To avoid delays, you should use the gate shown on your mobile ticket and ensure that each guest has their ticket loaded to their own phone before arriving at the stadium.

Reverse ATMs

Lambeau Field is an entirely cashless stadium, including food and beverage purchases. 

You can make payments using traditional credit/debit card payment methods, contactless card payments, and mobile apps like Google Wallet and Apple Pay.

Alternatively, you can convert between $5 and $500 cash to prepaid debit cards at reverse ATMs located throughout the stadium. Regular ATMS are also available throughout the stadium. 

Bag Policy

Lambeau Field has a Clear Bag policy in line with NFL guidelines, and all visitors and belongings may be searched before you enter the stadium. The following bags are permitted:

• Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags no larger than 12” x 12” x 6”, including clear backpacks, fanny packs, and cinch bags.
• Small, non-clear bags no larger than 4.5” x 6.5”, with or without a handle or strap
• A one-gallon clear plastic freezer bag (Ziploc)

Clear bags can only have a logo on one side, and no buckles or other decor can conceal any part of the bag. Our favorite stadium-approved bags are:

• Roomy clear tote – we have 2 of these and they easily hold everything you could need
• Small, cute purse with a chain strap – I have a different version of this and it’s perfect for game dates
• The perfect in-between size purse – I have this one and it’s the perfect in-between size. It can be worn on your shoulder or cross-body, and it holds a lot without being bulky

You can also take in stadium seats that are no wider than 18” and have no pockets or zippers. 

Cameras, binoculars, cellphones, and blankets can be carried in loosely.

Tailgating

Tailgating is allowed in Lambeau Field lots until the start of the game but is prohibited if you’re parking in a Titletown parking lot.

Your tailgating set-up must fit within the space directly behind your vehicle. Turkey fryers and recreational wood fires are not permitted, and your grill must be supervised at all times by a responsible adult. If you leave your grill unattended, it must be fully extinguished first.

All your equipment must be broken down before you leave the parking lot.

Which are The Best Seats At Lambeau Field?

If you’re buying tickets for a Green Bay Packers game, you’ll find excellent seating options at all price levels in Lambeau Field.

Standard seating in the lower bowl gets you close to the action so you can immerse yourself in the gameday atmosphere. The premium club seating offers you comfortable seating and premium amenities with the option to watch the action from a comfortable climate-controlled club space. Meanwhile, the South End Zone development provides football fans a great view of a Packers game with a combination of luxury VIP seating and general seats.

Lambeau Field is one of the oldest venues in the National Football League, and its 1950s design features a shallow lower bowl, close seating configuration, and bleacher-style benches. 

However, it’s famously one of the best places to catch an NFL game, and the Green Bay Packers fans create a fantastic atmosphere, so you’re sure to have a great time when you visit Lambeau Field.

All you need to do is choose your seats. Ready to buy your tickets now?