Lambeau Field

Lambeau is one of the National Football League’s most revered stadiums. A year-round destination venue to be enjoyed by Packers fans in a variety of ways on an everyday basis, it underwent a dramatic facelift that added a host of new amenities and attractions. The conclusion of the redevelopment project was marked by a rededication game, Sept. 7, 2003, against longtime divisional rival Minnesota. Featuring the only true “retro” look in the entire league, the glorious tradition and history of the Packers is carried forward in the “like-new” Lambeau Field with its heart – the original seating bowl – saved. The same hallowed ground where many of the NFL’s greatest moments have transpired continues to exist, a canvas where current players can paint their own memories in future years. At the same time, the structure has been transformed from a football stadium that fans could use only 10 days during the season to a Packers cultural center that can be enjoyed throughout the year. Within the five-story Lambeau Field Atrium, located on the stadium’s east side, is the 25,000-square-foot Packers Hall of Fame, corporate meeting and event facilities for 25 to 1,200 people, five different eating options highlighted by a one-of-a-kind brew pub (Curly’s Pub) with interactive areas, and a larger Packers Pro Shop (see page 601-603 for a full listing of the Atrium dining, entertainment and retail options). STADIUM TOUR HOURS  10 am to 4 pm daily. Hours may vary daily. Please call ahead for tour schedule.  STADIUM TOUR ADMISSION  Tickets are available in the Atrium, between the entrance of the Packers Hall of Fame and the staircase to Curly's Pub. During the off-season, tickets will be sold in the Hall of Fame.  Adults $8. Seniors 62+ $7. Children 6 - 11 $5. Children 5 and under FREE.  Call 920-499-4281 for special pricing for groups of 20 or more people.