Lambeau Field Seating Guide
Where to sit & the best seats
“The Frozen Tundra” · “Titletown”
Where to sit at Lambeau Field
Lower bowl midfield, roughly sections 118–122 and 130–134
Sideline seats around the 40-to-50-yard line give the classic Lambeau view with the crowd rising behind you.
700 level south end zone
The newest, highest deck is often the cheapest yet still delivers a clean full-field sightline.
Lower-bowl end-zone corners
The corners are where players do the Lambeau Leap into the stands and where the noise peaks.
Top rows of the 600/700 south end-zone deck
Very high and steep with an end-on angle to play, plus maximum wind exposure.
About Lambeau Field
Lambeau Field seats about 81,441 in a steep single-bowl design ringed by later upper-deck and end-zone additions, making almost every seat feel close to the field. The historic lower bowl (100-level) is backless bench, with 300 and 400 levels above and the 600/700 levels rising over the south end zone. The best sideline seats are in the lower bowl near midfield, but the end-zone corners deliver the loudest atmosphere and the famous Lambeau Leap. It is an open-air, cold-weather venue that also hosts summer concerts and NHL Winter Classic-style events.
A classic open-air football bowl wrapped by a modern brick-and-glass Atrium and grandstand additions, Lambeau is one of the oldest continuously operating NFL stadiums. There is no roof and most of the seating is exposed backless aluminum bench, which combined with Wisconsin winters gives the field its Frozen Tundra reputation.
Lambeau Field in photos
3 outside · 1 inside the venue
Seating map
This is the map used for ticket sales at Lambeau Field. Exact configuration varies by event.
How the venue is set up
Packers NFL game
Full bowl configuration around 81,441; steep continuous seating on all sides with the south end zone deck towering over the field.
Concert / stadium show
An end-stage setup on the field closes off seating behind the stage; floor GA or seated sections are added on the turf.
Seating levels explained
Lower Bowl1–138 (continuous around the bowl)
The original 1957 bowl, mostly backless aluminum bench seating that wraps the entire field.
Pros: Closest to the action, huge sightlines, best for feeling the crowd.
Cons: Backless benches, fully exposed to cold and precipitation, tight legroom.
300 & 400 Levels300s–400s
Sideline upper decks added in the 2003 bowl expansion, some with individual seats and club access.
Pros: Elevated full-field perspective, some seatback seating and covered concourses.
Cons: Farther from the field, exposed to wind up high.
600 & 700 Levels600s–700s
The tall south end-zone seating added in the 2013 expansion, rising steeply above the goal line.
Pros: Sweeping view of the full field and scoreboard, great for value.
Cons: Steep climb, end-zone angle, high and windy.
Club & SuitesClub seats / indoor suites
Heated indoor club areas and private suites with padded seating.
Pros: Warm, comfortable, premium food and drink, the way to beat the cold.
Cons: Expensive, more removed from the raw bowl atmosphere.
Best seats at Lambeau Field
Best overall (sideline)
Lower bowl midfield, roughly sections 118–122 and 130–134
Sideline seats around the 40-to-50-yard line give the classic Lambeau view with the crowd rising behind you.
Best value
700 level south end zone
The newest, highest deck is often the cheapest yet still delivers a clean full-field sightline.
Closest to the action
Low rows of the lower bowl (sections 1–138, rows 1–10)
You are right on the field, close enough to feel the hits and hear the sideline.
Best for the atmosphere / end zone
Lower-bowl end-zone corners
The corners are where players do the Lambeau Leap into the stands and where the noise peaks.
Club / premium
Indoor club seats and suites
Heated, padded, indoor-outdoor access, the most comfortable choice in a January game.
| For | Sections | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Best overall (sideline) | Lower bowl midfield, roughly sections 118–122 and 130–134 | Sideline seats around the 40-to-50-yard line give the classic Lambeau view with the crowd rising behind you. |
| Best value | 700 level south end zone | The newest, highest deck is often the cheapest yet still delivers a clean full-field sightline. |
| Closest to the action | Low rows of the lower bowl (sections 1–138, rows 1–10) | You are right on the field, close enough to feel the hits and hear the sideline. |
| Best for the atmosphere / end zone | Lower-bowl end-zone corners | The corners are where players do the Lambeau Leap into the stands and where the noise peaks. |
| Club / premium | Indoor club seats and suites | Heated, padded, indoor-outdoor access, the most comfortable choice in a January game. |
Seats to avoid & obstructed views
Top rows of the 600/700 south end-zone deck: Very high and steep with an end-on angle to play, plus maximum wind exposure.
Corner benches at the field ends of the lower bowl: Flattened end-zone viewing angle down the length of the field.
Any exposed bench row during a snow or wind game: No cover and backless seating make cold games physically demanding.
Behind-stage sections for concerts: Sound and stage are directed away from you; some views are curtained off entirely.
Accessibility & companion seating
Lambeau provides ADA wheelchair and companion seating on multiple levels, with accessible seats sold through the Packers ticket office so staff can match needs to location. Elevators serve the upper decks and accessible restrooms and concessions are distributed throughout.
Where: Accessible platforms are located at the tops and transitions of the lower bowl and on the 300/400 and upper-deck concourses.
Upcoming events at Lambeau Field
Green Bay Packers vs Arizona Cardinals
Fri, 28 Aug 2026 · NFL Preseason
Green Bay Packers vs Atlanta Falcons
Thu, 24 Sept 2026 · NFL (US Football)
Green Bay Packers vs Chicago Bears
Sun, 11 Oct 2026 · NFL (US Football)
Green Bay Packers vs Dallas Cowboys
Sun, 18 Oct 2026 · NFL (US Football)
Green Bay Packers vs Carolina Panthers
Thu, 29 Oct 2026 · NFL (US Football)
Green Bay Packers vs Minnesota Vikings
Sun, 15 Nov 2026 · NFL (US Football)
Green Bay Packers vs Buffalo Bills
Sun, 13 Dec 2026 · NFL (US Football)
Green Bay Packers vs Miami Dolphins
Sun, 20 Dec 2026 · NFL (US Football)
Getting there
Transport
Most fans drive and park in the surrounding residential yards and lots along Oneida Street and Lombardi Avenue, with tailgating a core part of gameday; arrive early because post-game traffic is slow. Green Bay Metro runs gameday shuttle routes from park-and-ride lots, and rideshare has a designated drop-off near the Atrium.
The area
Lambeau sits in a residential neighborhood on Green Bay's west side, directly across from the Titletown District entertainment and dining development. The Atrium houses the Packers Hall of Fame, the Pro Shop and year-round restaurants.
Lambeau Field · Green Bay, USA
Frequently asked questions
What is the seating capacity of Lambeau Field?
About 81,441, making it one of the largest stadiums in the NFL.
Are the seats at Lambeau Field covered?
No. Lambeau is fully open-air and most of the bowl is exposed backless aluminum bench, so dress for the weather.
Where are the best seats at Lambeau Field?
Sideline seats in the lower bowl near midfield are the best overall; end-zone corners offer the loudest atmosphere and the Lambeau Leap.
How cold does it get at Packers games?
Late-season and playoff games can be brutally cold and windy; the heated indoor clubs and suites are the warmest option, or rent seatbacks and bundle up in the bowl.
What is the cheapest seating?
The 700-level south end-zone deck is usually the best value while still offering a full-field view.
How do I get to Lambeau Field and where do I park?
Most fans drive and park in neighborhood yards and lots nearby; Green Bay Metro runs gameday shuttles from park-and-ride lots, and tailgating is a big part of the experience.
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