Category: Parking Passes for Packers Games

Lambeau Field is situated in a very unique place for an NFL stadium. It’s not in a downtown location. It’s not somewhere outside of a large metropolitan city. It’s right in the middle of a residential neighborhood, just along a light commercial street in Green Bay Wisconsin. So what does that mean for Parking options during Green Bay Packers Games? We’ll break down all the options for Packers fans heading to their next home game.

Official Lambeau Field Parking

• Season Parking Passes: When it comes to parking for Green Bay Packers games, these passes are the Holy Grail of parking opportunities at Lambeau Field. All parking spaces in the lots surrounding Lambeau Field are sold out to holders of season parking passes. That means one of the only ways to obtain a parking pass for Lambeau Field lots is through Ticket King’s website. Ticket King carries Green Bay season parking passes for all home games, but they go fast. These passes are distributed on a one-year basis and may be withdrawn at the discretion of the Packers. Rarely, will these passes be available on game day. It’s best to purchase them well ahead of the game.
• Individual Game Parking: PMI offers parking in nearby lots that can be reserved on an individual-game basis. The city of Green Bay is easy to navigate on foot, once you park your vehicle, so paying for a space in a PMI lot does not mean a long walk is ahead of you. Reservations can be made through Ticket Star by visiting their website or calling 800-895-0071. Additionally, a limited number of individual parking passes in Lot 15 are available for pre-purchase, with all pre-sold passes being digital and presented on gameday via mobile phone.

Private and Residential Parking Options

If you’ve ever been to a Packers home game, you will notice that as you get closer to the stadium numerous private property owners in the surrounding area offer parking at varying prices. Make that drive to neighborhoods surrounding Lambeau Field early for those coveted spots on private property. Make sure the owner of the property won’t park you in if you plan to beat the traffic out of Green Bay after the game.

• Residential Lawn Parking: Homeowners near Lambeau Field offer lawn parking for a fee, typically ranging from $20 to $50+. Some homeowners provide perks like access to bathrooms, tailgating opportunities, and easy in/easy out access. Again, it’s advisable to ensure that vehicles won’t be blocked in to avoid delays when leaving after the game.

• Business Parking Lots: Local businesses such as The Bar, Green Bay Distillery, and Kroll’s West sell parking spaces on game days. These lots may offer amenities and are generally more affordable than official stadium parking.

Free Packers Parking Options

• Free parking is available on many residential streets within walking distance of Lambeau Field. However, it’s crucial to observe posted signs indicating parking restrictions to avoid fines or towing. Arriving early increases the likelihood of securing a free spot.

Tailgating Information:

• Tailgating is permitted in Lambeau Field parking lots, with each vehicle allowed one parking space. Grill cooking with charcoal or L.P. gas is allowed, but grills must be supervised and fully extinguished before being left unattended. Stadium restrooms accessible from the parking lot are available to tailgaters from the time the parking lot opens (four hours prior to kickoff) until one hour prior to kickoff.

Public Transportation and Shuttle Services

• Green Bay Metro offers bus services to Lambeau Field on game days, providing an excellent alternative to driving and parking. Buses run frequently, starting a few hours before the game and continuing until a few hours after the game ends.

Parking for Oversized Vehicles

• Vehicles parking in any Lambeau Field-operated parking lot must fit in a 9×18 parking stall. PMI offers bus and RV parking in nearby locations. For more information, contact PMI at 920.405.1222.

Payment Methods

• Lambeau Field has transitioned to entirely cashless payment systems throughout the stadium on gamedays and non-gamedays. This includes parking fees, which are $50 and cashless. Fans who do not use credit or bank cards may use free cash-to-card conversion stations available at various locations at Lambeau Field and Titletown on gamedays and in the Atrium on non-gamedays.

Be aware of new parking rules in the Village of Ashwaubenon, where fines for improper parking on game days have increased from $50 to $200. Signs reading “No parking day of Packers game” are posted throughout the town to ensure compliance.