What is the capacity of Lambeau Field?

Lambeau Field is the hallowed ground of the NFL, the oldest continually operating stadium in the league. Known as "The Frozen Tundra," it is home to the Packers and represents the unique community-owned heritage of Green Bay.

🏛️History

Origins

Opened in 1957 as New City Stadium to keep the Packers in Green Bay; later renamed for legendary founder Curly Lambeau.

Major Renovations

2003$295M renovation adding the Lambeau Field Atrium and more luxury seating

2015Expanded the South End Zone and added the Packers Hall of Fame

Notable Moments

Dec 31, 1967The "Ice Bowl" - Packers defeat Cowboys in the coldest game in NFL history (-13°F)

Jan 12, 1997Packers defeat Panthers to win NFC Championship and advance to Super Bowl XXXI

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

The lower level bleachers provide the most "authentic" Lambeau feel—but bring a stadium seat cushion! The 400-level Champions Club offers indoor luxury while maintaining the bowl atmosphere.

Parking Tips

Many fans park in the lawns of the neighborhood houses surrounding the stadium for a true community experience. The stadium lots are reserved and sell out fast.

Game Day

Participate in the "Lambeau Leap" celebrations. Visit the Atrium and Titletown district for year-round activities. Don't miss the players riding kids' bikes from the locker room to the practice field.