The stadium is everything here. Lambeau Field dominates the surrounding Ashwaubenon neighborhood and Titletown district, making a stay in the immediate area the obvious choice for walking to the game—and to legendary pregame spots like Kroll's West. Parking is almost a non-starter unless purchased ahead, so just plan on using the free game day Metro routes or the designated rideshare zone on the east side of the stadium.
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Sun, Oct 18 – Sun, Oct 18
Ticket estimate US$465 per person · US$930 for the party.
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Ticket estimate US$465 per person · US$930 for the party.
Hotel estimate unavailable; no complete trip total.
Transport is excluded. Tickets and hotels are booked separately; provider prices can change.
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Downtown Green Bay or the immediate vicinity of Ashwaubenon/Stadium District.
This is the epicenter of sports activity, offering unparalleled proximity to Lambeau Field, the Resch Center, and the Titletown District. It's ideal for fans who want to immerse themselves in the game-day atmosphere, with numerous hotels, restaurants, and sports bars right at their doorstep.
Many hotels in this area are within walking distance of Lambeau Field and the Resch Center. On game days, some local hotels and bars provide shuttle services. Green Bay Metro bus service offers routes that can get fans close to Lambeau Field, though most prefer to drive or take a shuttle. Rideshare services (Uber/Lyft) have designated drop-off and pickup zones along Ridge Road near Lambeau Field.
Downtown Green Bay buzzes with life, offering a mix of local culture, diverse dining, and unique shops along attractions like Meyer Theatre and The CityDeck. It's an excellent choice for those who want a broader urban experience alongside their sports weekend.
The Green Bay Metro bus system provides public transportation throughout Downtown Green Bay. Crucially for a sports weekend, Green Bay Metro offers free 'Lambeau Leap Route' bus services on game days, transporting fans from Downtown to the Stadium District. Rideshare services are also readily available.
This area is convenient for travelers flying into Austin Straubel International Airport (GRB), offering quick access to lodging upon arrival. It provides a more practical base for those prioritizing airport logistics.
While not directly walkable to major sports venues, hotels in this area (such as Aloft Green Bay) are a short distance from Lambeau Field. Transit to venues would primarily involve rideshare services like Uber or Lyft and potentially hotel-provided shuttles.
Olde Norwood offers a more laid-back atmosphere for visitors. It's recognized for its proximity to both Lambeau Field and the Resch Center, allowing guests to easily access events while enjoying quieter evenings.
While specific public transit lines are not extensively detailed for Olde Norwood, its proximity to Lambeau Field and Resch Center suggests that rideshare services or taxis would be efficient options for reaching venues. Hotel shuttles may also be available from accommodations in or near the neighborhood.
Green Bay Metro offers game day shuttle service to Lambeau Field from various locations in the Green Bay area.
Rideshare: For rideshare pick-up, exit via the main gates on the east or south side of the stadium (American Family Insurance Gate, Oneida Nation Gate, or Potawatomi Sportsbook Gate) and meet your driver at the corner of Mike McCarthy Way and Holmgren Way.
Parking: Parking lots open at 3 p.m. on gamedays (a fixed time, not relative to kickoff). On-site parking is cashless and costs $50; lots surrounding Lambeau Field are largely sold out to season pass holders. A limited number of individual-game parking passes in Lot 15 (in Titletown; no tailgating) can be pre-purchased via Ticketmaster, and PMI offers nearby lots reservable on an individual-game basis (ticketstaronline.com). Non-reserved $50 cashless accessible parking is available first-come, first-served for guests with disabilities in Lots 4 and 7. Free parking is also available on many residential streets within walking distance.
Stadium View Bar & Grille
A legendary institution established in 1992, considered by many to be the best place to go before and after Packers games and Resch Center Events. It offers the closest parking to Lambeau Field, a unique atmosphere, great customer service, excellent food, an outdoor beer garden, a 4-season rooftop bar with a view of Lambeau Field, and live music. It has been named one of the 'Top 10 Sports Bars in North America' by ESPN and the '#1 Sports Bar in the Nation' by Forbes.
What to order: American fare, drink specials, Friday Fish Fry, chipotle ranch chicken sandwich.
A Green Bay institution for nearly a century, offering a classic American dining experience right across from Lambeau Field. It's known for its nostalgic atmosphere and is a gathering place where fans celebrate victories and reminisce about Packers moments. The beer garden is open early for game-prep and celebrating.
What to order: Charcoal-grilled Butter Burgers, homemade chili, broasted chicken, Friday Fish Fry, cheese curds (white, yellow, or mix), old-fashioned malts & shakes, prime rib sandwich.
Green Bay's favorite restaurant and sports bar since 1999, offering a dedicated sports bar experience with an extensive menu, numerous flat-screen TVs, and a lively atmosphere. It's a popular spot for game days, featuring happy hour deals and live music.
What to order: Craft burgers, chicken wings (traditional and boneless), pizza, pasta, specialty drinks, fish bowls, giant margaritas, Ultimate Bloody Mary, Bang Bang shrimp tacos, double stack patty melt.
The ultimate tailgating destination near Lambeau Field and the Resch Center, D2 Sports Pub offers a vibrant game-day atmosphere. It features a spacious interior for crowds, an upbeat family-friendly environment, and entertainment like electronic darts and a pool table.
What to order: Basic Burger with sweet potato fries, cheese curds, pretzel bites, hot wings, American classics, and Mexican dishes.
An award-winning destination brewery that opened in 2013, located about one block from Lambeau Field. It features a taproom with 24 Wisconsin-brewed beers, a dog-friendly outdoor beer garden, and an event hall. Fans enjoy the welcoming atmosphere, unique beer options, rotating food trucks, and live music on Fridays, especially for tailgate parties on home game days.
What to order: Variety of Wisconsin-brewed beers, house-made hard cider ("Underground Cider"), hard seltzers, cocktails, pizza, snacks, and small bites.
Established in 1998, this location is known as the official Green Bay Packers headquarters just three blocks from Lambeau Field. It offers weekly entertainment, including live music, DJ Bingo, DJ Trivia, pickleball, and cornhole, along with multiple TVs for sports and a patio with fire pits. They provide tailgate party packages and shuttle buses for game days.
What to order: Drinks from 28 tap handles, assortment of Bourbon and Tequila, and food available through tailgate packages.
Located directly inside the Lambeau Field Atrium, offering the closest experience to the action. It's known for its spacious sports bar layout, a stellar view of the stadium's iconic 50-foot chrome replica of the Lombardi trophy, and is considered Green Bay's favorite bar & restaurant on game days.
What to order: Tantalizing appetizers, heavenly burgers, robust selection of brews, wines, and house cocktails, Brew Pub Pizza, giant bratwursts, and cheese curds.
Located in Titletown, a short walk from Lambeau Field, Homefield Pub + Social offers an electric atmosphere for sports fans. It boasts a massive Jumbotron, numerous big screens, and Topgolf Swing Suites for pre-game entertainment or private viewing parties. It's marketed as the 'game day HQ' for Packers fans.
What to order: Elevated sports bar staples like chicken wings, cheese curds, beer battered walleye, maple brined turkey stack, and Northwoods orchard salad.
