Getting There
Lambeau Field, Green Bay, WI
Data updated: 2025 NFL Season
Driving
Directions
From Milwaukee (2 hours): I-43 North to Highway 172 West, exit at Oneida Street. From Chicago (3.5 hours): I-94 West to I-43 North. From Minneapolis (4.5 hours): I-94 East to Highway 29 East to Highway 41 South.
Details
From Appleton (30 min): Highway 41 North to Lombardi Avenue exit. Follow signs to Lambeau Field.
Public Transit
Directions
Green Bay operates four free game-day bus routes: Lambeau Leap, QB Sneak, Quick Slant, and Cheesehead. Routes start 4 hours before kickoff and run until 1 hour after the game.
Details
Free service from select locations. From Milwaukee: several bar shuttles (Brat House, Who's on Third, Steny's) run party buses to Green Bay for $35-50 round trip.
Rideshare
Directions
Uber and Lyft serve Lambeau Field but availability is limited compared to larger cities. Expect moderate surge pricing.
Details
Book early to ensure a post-game ride. Designated pickup/dropoff on Lombardi Avenue.
Walking
Directions
The Titletown District (Lodge Kohler, Hinterland, restaurants) is a 5-10 minute walk from Lambeau gates. The Comfort Suites at Lambeau Field is also within walking distance.
Details
Most other hotels require driving or shuttle service.
Travel
Overview
Lambeau Field is located in Green Bay, Wisconsin, a small city of about 107,000 people in northeastern Wisconsin. The stadium sits in a residential neighborhood on the city's west side, surrounded by homes, small businesses, and the Titletown District development. Green Bay has very limited public transit, so most fans drive to games. The small-town setting means traffic is manageable compared to big-city stadiums, but Lombardi Avenue and Oneida Street get congested 2-3 hours before kickoff. Many local hotels and bars offer free game-day shuttles.
Community
Intelligence
Crowdsourced logistics and veteran shortcuts from the fan community. Every tip is voted on by fellow game-day veterans.
“Most fans drive to Lambeau Field, Green Bay has very limited public transit compared to bigger NFL cities.”
“Many hotels and bars offer free game-day shuttles. Ask your hotel when booking or check local bar websites.”
“If driving from Milwaukee or Chicago, plan for 2-3.5 hours depending on traffic and weather.”
“The Titletown District is the best base camp, walkable to the stadium with restaurants, bars, and hotels.”
“Lombardi Avenue gets congested early. Use Highway 41 to access the area from the east side.”
“In winter, check road conditions before departing. Wisconsin winters can make driving treacherous.”