Lambeau Field parking ranges from $20-$100+ across official stadium lots and surrounding garages. Green Bay Packers game day parking passes can be prepaid online for the closest lots, with cheaper options available within walking distance of the venue. Tailgating is allowed in designated lots only; find lot maps, ADA accessible parking, and rideshare drop-off details below.
Common questions
How much is parking at Lambeau Field?
Where can I find cheap parking near Lambeau Field?
Where do I park for a Green Bay Packers game at Lambeau Field?
Can you tailgate at Lambeau Field?
How Much Is Parking at Lambeau Field?
Parking at Lambeau Field ranges from free street spots to $100 or more for broker-sold stadium passes, with most single-game options falling between $20 and $60 depending on proximity.
The official Lambeau Field lots are almost entirely sold out to season parking pass holders, which cost around $160 per year. For single-game buyers, the most accessible official options are Lot 15 in the Titletown District (pre-purchase online) and limited cash spots in Lots 10 and 14 off Ridge Road at $40, or Lot 17 off Argonne Street at $20. ADA parking in Lot 4 and Lot 7 runs $50 cashless.
Private lots, church parking, and residential driveways surrounding the stadium typically run $20 to $60 depending on distance. Businesses like The Bar, Green Bay Distillery, and Kroll’s West sell their own game-day spaces, usually at the higher end of that range. Broker-sold stadium-adjacent passes through third-party sites routinely exceed $100 for premium games. If budget is the priority, free residential street parking exists within walking distance, just plan to arrive early.
Lambeau Field Parking Lots and Maps
Lambeau Field has 17 numbered lots in its immediate footprint, but virtually all are reserved exclusively for season pass holders, single-game buyers must rely on a small set of overflow and off-site options.
For single-game parkers, the key lots are Lots 10 and 14 off Ridge Road ($40, cash, first-come first-served), Lot 17 off Argonne Street ($20, limited availability), and Lot 15 located in the Titletown District off Ridge Road and Lombardi Avenue (pre-purchase required online, no tailgating). These fill quickly, so arriving at or before the four-hour pre-kickoff open time is critical.
The NV Technologies Lot (formerly Blue Lot) sits on Armed Forces Drive between Oneida Street and Holmgren Way, about a half-block east of the stadium, it is one of the closest options on the east side and parking passes there can be purchased through brokers like Green Bay Ticket Service. The Red/Arena Lot behind the Resch Center on Lombardi Avenue is another east-side option frequently sold through ticket brokers. Numerous private lots along Oneida Street, Lombardi Avenue, and surrounding residential blocks fill in the rest of the single-game supply at prices ranging from $20 to $60.
Preferred/Premium Parking at Lambeau Field
The closest premium parking to Lambeau Field is through broker-sold passes to the NV Technologies Lot and stadium lots, which can cost $100 or more per game on the secondary market.
The NV Technologies Lot on Armed Forces Drive is located directly across from the Resch Center, roughly a half-block from the east side of the stadium, making it one of the best positioned single-game options available. Fans who buy there must arrive at least two hours before kickoff per lot rules. Stadium lot passes sold through brokers via Ticketmaster place fans in the Lambeau Field perimeter lots, which are otherwise exclusive to season-pass holders at $160 per season.
Season parking pass holders who also need accessible parking are directed to accessible stalls close to the stadium within their existing assigned lot. For fans who want a premium experience without the secondary market, booking Lot 15 directly through the Packers website as early as possible is the best route, it is the only official lot offering pre-sold, digital, individual-game passes. Note that tailgating is not permitted in Lot 15.
Free Parking Near Lambeau Field
Free parking is available on many residential streets within walking distance of Lambeau Field, though spots disappear fast on game day.
Popular free street parking areas include Kassner Drive to the south of the stadium, Biemeret Street just north and east of the stadium, and South Ridge Road between Lombardi Avenue and West Mason Street. Residential neighborhoods within a half-mile of the stadium also offer lawn parking options, sometimes at no charge, though most homeowners charge $20 to $40 for the convenience.
The main trade-off with free street parking is an earlier arrival and a longer walk, typically five to fifteen minutes depending on the block. The upside is a much easier post-game exit: parking away from the stadium core avoids the 60 to 90 minutes of gridlock that can trap cars in the closest official lots. When selecting a free street spot, watch for posted signs indicating game-day parking restrictions and heed any officer instructions on traffic flow.
Can You Tailgate at Lambeau Field?
Yes, tailgating is allowed in Lambeau Field-operated lots but is not permitted in Titletown lots, including Lot 15.
In any official Lambeau Field lot, your tailgate setup must be contained within the 9-by-6-foot space directly behind your parked vehicle to allow room for pedestrian and vehicle traffic. Charcoal and propane grilling is permitted; open wood fires and turkey fryers are prohibited. Grills must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times and fully extinguished before being left unattended. Separate containers in the lots are available for hot coals, recyclables, and trash.
Tailgating ends at kickoff in all stadium-controlled lots, setups must be broken down before you leave your vehicle to head inside. Beyond the official lots, private businesses and local bar lots throughout the stadium area also allow tailgating with their own rules. The Johnsonville Tailgate Village in the east parking lot outside the Oneida Nation Gate is a free, public pre-game hub with a full kitchen, spacious bar, a 4,300-square-foot party deck, and live entertainment, no ticket required to enter. Lot 1 inside the stadium footprint is a well-known gathering point for fans who want an inclusive, community-style tailgate without organizing their own setup.
ADA and Handicap Parking at Lambeau Field
Lambeau Field provides non-reserved ADA parking at $50 per vehicle (cashless) in Lot 4 off Lombardi Avenue and Lot 7 off Valley View Road, available on a first-come, first-served basis.
A valid state-issued disabled parking permit, placard, or license plate is required to use these lots. Spaces are limited, so arriving as early as possible when the lots open four hours before kickoff is strongly recommended. Season parking pass holders who also have accessibility needs are directed to accessible stalls within their assigned season lot, also on a first-come, first-served basis.
For questions or additional accommodations, contact Packers Guest Services at (920) 569-7500 or (920) 569-7711 before your visit. On non-game days, accessible parking is located on the east side of the stadium adjacent to the American Family Insurance Gate. All parking at Lambeau Field on game days is cashless, so bring a credit or debit card for the $50 payment.
Uber and Lyft Drop-Off at Lambeau Field
The recommended rideshare drop-off point at Lambeau Field is the corner of Shadow Lane and Frank Street, where a sidewalk and police officers are on hand to help passengers cross into the parking lot area.
Because of heavy traffic congestion surrounding the stadium on game days, Uber and Lyft drivers should use the Shadow Lane and Frank Street corner for drop-offs and respect any posted time limitations in that zone. Officers direct traffic flow in and out of the area, so follow their instructions promptly.
The Shadow Lane and Frank Street drop-off zone is not designated as a post-game pickup location, the area becomes too congested in the one to two hours after the game for rideshare pickups to function reliably. Arrange to meet your driver at an alternate location after the game, ideally several blocks from the stadium where traffic clears faster. Rideshare wait times can increase significantly after games, so having a meeting spot planned before kickoff saves time.
Public Transit to Lambeau Field
Green Bay Metro operates four free game-day bus routes for every Packers home game in 2026, making the bus system the primary public transit option for reaching Lambeau Field.
The four routes are the Lambeau Leap (originating from the Green Bay Metro center downtown, round trip 20-25 minutes), the Quick Slant (from the corner of Reid and 4th streets in De Pere, round trip about 20 minutes), the Cheesehead (covering Austin Straubel Airport and surrounding hotels, round trip 40-50 minutes), and the QB Sneak (beginning at Country Inn and Suites near I-43 and East Mason Street, round trip 45-55 minutes). Stops along these routes include Green Bay Plaza, Neville Public Museum, the Transit Center, East Town Mall, Brown County Fairgrounds, Austin Straubel Airport, and Titletown on Ridge Road. Routes begin five hours before kickoff and run approximately three hours after the game, with buses departing Lambeau Field every 30 minutes.
Green Bay does not have light-rail or commuter-rail service, so the Metro game-day shuttle is the main transit option. Lamers Express also runs a paid shuttle service picking up from area hotels, bars, and restaurants throughout the greater Green Bay area and dropping directly at the stadium district, a useful option for fans staying further from downtown. Year-round Green Bay Metro routes 9 and 12 serve stops closest to the stadium on non-game days at Ridge Road and Thorndale Street and at Liberty and Frank.
Lambeau Field Parking Tips
The single most important tip for Lambeau Field parking is to arrive early, official lots open four hours before kickoff and the best single-game and private spots are gone within the first hour.
For fans who want a guaranteed spot without hunting on game day, pre-purchase a Lot 15 pass through the Packers official website as soon as they go on sale, these are the only individual-game digital passes sold directly by the team, and they sell out. If you end up using a broker for the NV Technologies Lot or a stadium-adjacent lot, confirm that passes will be delivered via Ticketmaster and plan to arrive at least two hours before kickoff as required by some lots.
Parking on the east side of the stadium is preferred by many regulars because most bars, restaurants, and the Johnsonville Tailgate Village are located on that side. For fans on a budget or prioritizing a fast post-game exit, free residential street parking a few blocks out, such as Kassner Drive or Biemeret Street, beats paying $40 to $60 only to sit in an hour of traffic. Taking the free Green Bay Metro game-day bus is the most stress-free option for fans staying downtown, near the airport, or in De Pere. All parking at Lambeau Field-operated lots is cashless, so bring a card, cash is not accepted.
Heading to a show? See our Lambeau Field bag policy for everything else you need to know before you go.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy a single-game parking pass at Lambeau Field?
Yes, but options are very limited. The Packers sell a limited number of individual digital passes for Lot 15 in Titletown directly through the team website, and a small number of first-come, first-served cash spots are available in Lots 10 and 14 off Ridge Road ($40) and Lot 17 off Argonne Street ($20). All other official lots are sold out to season pass holders.
How much does a Lambeau Field season parking pass cost?
A Lambeau Field season parking pass costs approximately $160. Passes are distributed by the Packers on a one-year basis only and do not automatically renew. Season ticket holders interested in a pass should contact the Packers Ticket Office at 920-569-7501.
What time do the Lambeau Field parking lots open?
Official Lambeau Field parking lots open four hours before kickoff. Private and unofficial lots in the surrounding area may open a bit earlier, but you should contact them directly to confirm opening times and tailgating policies.
Is there free parking near Lambeau Field?
Yes. Free parking is available on many residential streets within walking distance of the stadium. Popular free spots include Kassner Drive to the south of the stadium and Biemeret Street just north and east. Arrive early, as these spots fill up quickly.
Where do Uber and Lyft drop off at Lambeau Field?
The designated drop-off point is the corner of Shadow Lane and Frank Street, where police officers assist with pedestrian crossings into the parking lot area. This location is not a post-game pickup zone, arrange a meeting spot several blocks from the stadium for your return ride.
Is tailgating allowed at Lambeau Field?
Tailgating is allowed in Lambeau Field-operated parking lots but is not permitted in Titletown lots, including Lot 15. Setups must fit within a 9-by-6-foot space behind your vehicle, charcoal and propane grilling is permitted, and tailgating must end at kickoff. The Johnsonville Tailgate Village in the east parking lot is a free, open-to-the-public alternative with a full bar and live entertainment.
Where is ADA parking at Lambeau Field?
Non-reserved ADA parking is available at $50 per vehicle (cashless) in Lot 4 off Lombardi Avenue and Lot 7 off Valley View Road, on a first-come, first-served basis. A valid state-issued disability permit, placard, or license plate is required. Call Packers Guest Services at (920) 569-7500 for additional accessibility assistance.
Is there a free bus to Lambeau Field on game days?
Yes. Green Bay Metro runs four free game-day bus routes for every 2026 Packers home game: the Lambeau Leap, QB Sneak, Quick Slant, and Cheesehead. Routes start five hours before kickoff and run approximately three hours after the game, with buses leaving Lambeau every 30 minutes.
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