Lambeau Field Seating Guide
Green Bay Packers · Green Bay, WI
- Cheapest section
- $55+
- Sections
- 5
- Capacity
- 81,441
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Accessible entry
All Lambeau Field gates are accessible, with power-assisted doors at the American Family Insurance, Miller Lite, UW Health, and Potawatomi Sportsbook gates.
Applies to: Green Bay Packers games
- The Oneida Nation Gate has elevators, and guests wanting a private screening may use the Special Exceptions Gate near the ticket office.
- Accessible seating
Guests who need to remain in a wheelchair or scooter must obtain wheelchair and companion tickets before entering Lambeau Field.
Applies to: Green Bay Packers games
- Season ticket holders may request a game-by-game exchange, subject to availability, for one wheelchair space and one companion seat by calling 920-569-7501.
- Assistive listening
Free assistive listening devices are available at Guest Services near Sections 109 and 353 in exchange for photo identification and seat verification.
Applies to: Green Bay Packers games
- The devices amplify the in-stadium announcer but not radio play-by-play; the Packers app carries the Packers Radio Network feed.
- Sensory services
Sensory bags and noise-canceling headphones are available at the Atrium, Sections 109 and 353, and premium concierge desks; a KultureCity Sensory Activation Vehicle is also inside the Atrium for the 2026 season.
Applies to: Green Bay Packers games
- Equipment availability is limited, so ask Guest Services soon after entry.
The thing to know about Lambeau before you buy is that most of it is bleachers. Sections 100-138 and 300-354 — the great majority of the bowl — are bench seating without backs, a survival of the stadium's original 1957 construction, and the Packers will rent you a seat back at the gate. Club seating is the exception in both senses: about 3,000 outdoor and 3,000 indoor seats, sold on a season basis with a waiting list measured in years rather than weeks.
Tips & Fan Reports
Seats are tight at Lambeau, especially when it gets cold and everyone is wearing bulky clothing. I prefer about 15 rows up between the 40s on the Packers sideline. High enough to see everything but still close.
Club seats are the only cushioned, climate-controlled option, and they are season products with a waiting list of roughly a decade.
The bleacher configuration is original to the 1957 build, so no amount of renovation has changed it in the general bowl.
The Lambeau Leap happens at the north end zone.
Most of Lambeau is bench seating without backs — sections 100-138 and 300-354. Rent a seat back at the stadium; for a cold-weather game it is the difference between comfort and endurance.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Field-Level Sideline
$400 - $900+Most expensive tier
Ground level along the sidelines, eye-to-eye with the players on the bench.
Pros
- The closest anyone sits to the field at Lambeau
- Proper seats rather than the bowl's benches
Cons
- The most expensive ticket in the stadium
- So low that the far sideline and the shape of a play are hard to read
Club Seats
$300 - $600The club rings on the east and west sides, raised over the bowl and looking across the field.
Pros
- Roughly 3,000 indoor seats are climate-controlled with cushioned seating and HD screens — a serious consideration in Green Bay in December
- A further 3,000 outdoor club seats keep the open-air experience with club access behind them
- Actual cushioned seats, unlike most of the stadium
Cons
- Sold on a season-ticket basis, with a waiting list the club puts at about ten years
- Single-game availability comes through resale, at resale prices
Lower Bowl Sideline
$180 - $400The 100 level along the sidelines, close to the field with the whole line of scrimmage in front of you.
Pros
- The best ordinary sightline in the stadium
- Close enough to hear the collisions
Cons
- Sections 100-138 are bleachers — benches without backs, for a three-hour game in Wisconsin
- No cover anywhere in the bowl
End Zone (North)
$100 - $250Behind the north end zone, looking straight up the field — the end the Lambeau Leap happens into.
Pros
- The end zone players jump into after a touchdown
- Lower-bowl proximity at well under sideline prices
Cons
- End-on, so the depth of a route is hard to judge
- Bleacher benches here too
Upper Deck (South End Zone)
$55 - $130Cheapest tier
The south end zone upper deck, high above the field looking the length of it.
Pros
- The cheapest way into Lambeau
- Height enough to see the whole play develop
Cons
- Sections 300-354 are bleachers, so this is a bench at the top of an open stadium
- The most exposed seats to wind and cold at a stadium famous for both
Green Bay Packers Seat Comfort
Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.
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How We Checked This Page
Every section below names the source it was read from and the day it was read. Where we could not reach a published figure, the page says so rather than presenting an estimate as a checked fact.
- Seating
Packers Lambeau Field seating chart, A-Z guide and premium seating pages on packers.com
- Ticket prices
Secondary market medians (SeatGeek/StubHub 2025-26)
- Venue policies
Current 2026 Lambeau Field gameday, accessibility, and concessions guidance reviewed for all structured venue-policy topics.