Green Bay Packers Travel Guide for Fans

Green Bay is one of the most distinctive destinations in pro football, and a Green Bay Packers weekend belongs at the top of every football fan's list of must-do trips. The team plays games at Lambeau Field, the oldest continuously occupied stadium in the NFL since 1957, with a capacity of 81,441, the largest in Wisconsin and one of the most iconic settings in American football. The Lodge Kohler in the Titletown District directly across from the gates, the Hyatt Regency downtown, the Tundra Lodge Resort, the Hampton Inn, the Holiday Inn Express, and the Country Inn and Suites all sit within a 5-to-15-minute drive of the stadium. The team enters the new era under head coach Matt LaFleur and quarterback Jordan Love, fresh off the 11-6 record from the 2024-25 regular season and the franchise's record 13 NFL championships including four Super Bowl titles (I, II, XXXI, XLV). That layout matters more than first-time visitors expect. Where you stay, how you get to Lambeau Field, and how early you arrive all connect into one decision.

Demand for Packers tickets and area hotels increases sharply for division matchups against the Bears, Lions, and Vikings, plus high-profile primetime matchups and visits from the Cowboys, 49ers, or any contender. Hotels in the Titletown District directly across from the gates, the Ashwaubenon corridor near the airport, De Pere south of the city, and Appleton 30 miles south all serve different parts of the trip, and ticket pricing shifts based on opponent and seat location, which is why Travel Packages remove the guesswork. Aligning hotels with tickets early is the difference between a smooth trip and one built around scrambling for last-minute options in a small market. Green Bay Packers Travel Packages bundle tickets, hotels, and optional flights into a single booking, which is the most efficient way to lock in the right combination before availability tightens.

This Green Bay Packers guide breaks down how to plan the trip properly. Where to stay near the stadium and across the metro, how to get there from Austin Straubel International Airport, where to eat across the cheese curd, brat, and supper club scenes, what tailgating actually looks like in the lots and residential driveways around the grounds, the best Packers tickets at every price tier, and how to bundle tickets, hotels, and flights into a single package through Elite Sports Tours.

Table of Contents

• Why Every Green Bay Packers Fan Should Travel for Games
• The Best Hotels for Green Bay Packers Games
• How to Get to the Stadium for Green Bay Packers Games
• Top Restaurants Near the Stadium
• Tailgating at Green Bay Packers Games
• Best Seats and Ticket Options at Green Bay Packers Games
• Green Bay Packers Venue Tours at Lambeau Field
• Where the Green Bay Packers Stay on the Road
• FAQs About Green Bay Packers Travel Packages and Tickets

Why Every Green Bay Packers Fan Should Travel for Games

Green Bay is the most-requested NFL pilgrimage in the league among fans who care about football history, and that has everything to do with what the franchise has built. The team enters the season fresh off the 11-6 record from the 2024-25 regular season and a Wild Card playoff run under head coach Matt LaFleur and quarterback Jordan Love, who has settled in as the franchise quarterback after taking over from Aaron Rodgers. The franchise is the most successful in league history with 13 NFL championships (most of any team), four Super Bowl titles (Super Bowl I, II, XXXI, XLV), nine Hall of Fame players from the Vince Lombardi era alone (Bart Starr, Paul Hornung, Jim Taylor, Ray Nitschke, Forrest Gregg, Willie Davis, Herb Adderley, Henry Jordan, Willie Wood), and the unique distinction of being the only publicly owned franchise in major American pro leagues with 537,000-plus shareholders. The green-and-gold sea fills the lots by sunrise on Sundays, the Lambeau Leap is the most distinctive touchdown celebration in the NFL since 1993, and the green-clad crowd generates the kind of collective Wisconsin energy that no other setting replicates.

What separates a Green Bay Packers trip to Lambeau Field from other markets is the combination of championship-era football and a small-town Wisconsin destination experience. The Hall of Fame inside the atrium is the deepest team-history museum in the NFL with the four Super Bowl trophies on display. The Titletown District, a 45-acre development directly west of the venue opened in 2017, anchors the modern fan experience with the Lodge Kohler hotel, Hinterland Brewery, the public Titletown plaza with the football tossing area and ice skating rink in winter. Beyond the stadium grounds, Green Bay delivers cheese curds (squeaky, fresh, sometimes battered and fried), Johnsonville brats, Wisconsin supper clubs (the Friday fish fry, the brandy old fashioned, the relish tray), and a small-town friendliness that surprises first-time travelers from larger markets. For division matchups against Chicago, Detroit, and Minnesota, plus marquee primetime visits and any matchup against the Cowboys or 49ers, those dates fill quickly, and Packages clients tend to book six to eight months in advance for those games.

The Wisconsin layout is also a real factor. The stadium sits in Ashwaubenon directly south of the city, and travelers who book Lodge Kohler rooms in the Titletown District can walk across Lombardi Avenue to the gates in under five minutes. Hotel inventory in the immediate area is limited compared to other markets, which is part of why advance booking matters. Travelers building these packages get more out of the trip when they treat the weekend as a full destination getaway rather than a single Sunday outing.

The Best Hotels Near Lambeau Field for Green Bay Packers Games

Where you stay sets the tone for the entire Green Bay Packers trip, and the right hotel makes the weekend. The area has limited hotel inventory compared to larger markets, so the strongest hotels for a Green Bay Packers weekend cluster in five areas: the Titletown District directly across Lombardi Avenue for the closest walking access, the Ashwaubenon corridor near Austin Straubel International Airport, the city center along the Fox River, De Pere south for the small-town riverwalk angle, and Appleton 30 miles south for travelers willing to drive. The Lodge Kohler in the Titletown District directly across from the gates, the Hyatt Regency downtown, the Tundra Lodge Resort with the indoor waterpark, the Hampton Inn, the Holiday Inn Express, the Country Inn and Suites, the Radisson Hotel, the Aloft, the Hilton Garden Inn, and the Best Western Plus all sit within a 5-to-20-minute drive depending on neighborhood.

The decision usually comes down to which area matches the trip. The Lodge Kohler sits at the upper end of the local market and pairs well with travelers building a multi-day package with a Hinterland Brewery dinner across the plaza and a Saturday at the Hall of Fame. The Hyatt Regency handles the Fox River base for travelers who want walking access to the KI Convention Center, the Resch Center, and the restaurants. The Tundra Lodge Resort handles the family-friendly indoor-waterpark angle for travelers bringing kids. The Hampton Inn, the Holiday Inn Express, the Country Inn and Suites, the Radisson, the Aloft, and the Hilton Garden Inn handle the upper-mid Ashwaubenon tier with strong drive-time access to Lambeau Field. The Best Western Plus handles the value-tier setup. Green Bay Packers Travel Packages through Elite Sports Tours feature these hotels selected for proximity, neighborhood fit, and game-weekend logistics in a small market.

For the complete breakdown of every property with distances, loyalty programs, and Packers fan-specific notes, read the Best Hotels Near Lambeau Field for Green Bay Packers Games guide.

How to Get to Lambeau Field for Green Bay Packers Games

Getting there is one of the cleanest setups in the NFL once travelers land. Austin Straubel International Airport (GRB) sits 10 minutes south and connects via rideshare in 5 to 10 minutes, the closest airport proximity in the NFL. Appleton International Airport (ATW) sits 30 miles south with a 35-to-45-minute drive, and Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (MKE) sits 120 miles south with a two-hour drive for travelers using the larger Milwaukee airport hub. From the Lodge Kohler in the Titletown District, the cleanest option is to walk across Lombardi Avenue directly to the gates in under five minutes. Most other area hotels sit within a 10-to-20-minute drive of Lambeau Field.

For Green Bay Packers fans driving in for a game, parking lots and garages around the stadium require a pre-purchased pass for proximity, with options ranging from the official surface lots immediately around the grounds to the Resch Center lots across Lombardi Avenue. A unique Green Bay tradition is the residential-driveway parking culture: locals along Holmgren Way, Stadium Drive, Marlee Lane, and the surrounding neighborhood blocks rent driveway and lawn spaces on Sundays for $20 to $40 cash, which is an institution that no other market offers at this scale. I-43 and US-41 are the standard routes for vehicles into the area. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft operate with designated drop-off zones near the entrances, though pickup after the game can take longer due to road closures and demand. Travel Packages through Elite Sports Tours include hotels close enough that travelers can choose between rideshare, driving, or walking depending on neighborhood.

For the complete breakdown of driving routes, parking locations, residential driveway timing, and rideshare access, read the How to Get to Lambeau Field for Green Bay Packers Games guide.

Top Restaurants Near Lambeau Field for Green Bay Packers Fans

Wisconsin food culture runs deep, and the strongest restaurants for a Green Bay Packers weekend run from the cheese curd institutions through the Wisconsin supper club tradition and the chef-driven Titletown District destinations. These are the spots the Elite Sports Tours team recommends to clients first.

The cheese curd pilgrimage is mandatory for any first-time visitor. Kroll's West, directly across Lombardi Avenue from the gates, has anchored the gameday-burger scene since 1936 with the famous cheeseburger butter-on-the-bun build, the cheese curds, and the on-the-table mustard pump that locals defend as a Wisconsin institution. Stadium View Bar across the street handles the gameday-bar approach with cheese curds, brats, and a deck packed with green-and-gold supporters on Sunday mornings. Hinterland Brewery in the Titletown District directly across from the gates handles the craft-beer-and-wood-fired-food angle with the strongest beer list adjacent to the lots.

1919 Kitchen and Tap inside the venue itself is the institution every traveler needs to hit at least once. The Wisconsin-sourced menu, the Friday fish fry, the namesake reference to the franchise's 1919 founding, and the in-stadium location open year-round (not just on game days) make it the strongest dinner option for travelers staying at the Lodge Kohler. Reservations are essential for a Green Bay Packers weekend.

For the Wisconsin supper club experience, Tundra Lodge Restaurant handles the on-property brandy old fashioned and Friday fish fry tradition. Plae Bistro in De Pere handles the chef-driven New American angle for travelers willing to drive 10 minutes south. Black and Tan Grille handles the upscale steakhouse setup for fans staying at the Hyatt Regency. The Wisconsin Room at the Lodge Kohler handles the upscale farm-to-table approach with the strongest cocktail program in the Titletown District.

For something quick before kickoff, the Titletown District plaza directly across from the gates handles the in-and-out crowd with multiple food and beer counters. None of these restaurants require staying right next to the venue if your package places you in any area property, since drive distances across the metro are manageable.

Tailgating at Green Bay Packers Games

Tailgating around Lambeau Field is the most legendary tailgating culture in the NFL, full stop. The combination of the small-town setting, the residential-driveway parking tradition, the cheese curd and brat smoke rolling across the lots from sunrise, and the multi-generational fan base running tailgates that have been in the same lot for 30-plus years generates an atmosphere that no other market can replicate. Lots open hours before kickoff and fill with a green-and-gold crowd running grills, smokers, tents, and full setups across the official surface lots and the residential driveway-and-lawn rentals along Holmgren Way, Stadium Drive, Marlee Lane, and the broader Lombardi Avenue corridor.

Access to the official surface lots is tied directly to a pre-purchased parking pass, while the residential driveway parking opens up for cash-only walk-up rates of $20 to $40 on Sundays, with locals setting up signs in their yards and the system runs on small-town honor. Demand increases significantly for division matchups against Chicago, Detroit, and Minnesota, plus visits from the Cowboys, 49ers, or any NFC playoff contender. The official surface lots, Resch Center lots, and Don Hutson Center lots are the primary tailgating destinations on Packers Sundays. Operational rules apply across all lots: open-flame grills are permitted in surface lots but not in garages, alcohol consumption is allowed within private setups in permitted areas, and security presence increases closer to kickoff.

For travelers without a parking setup, walking through the active lots and the residential streets before heading inside is the simplest way to experience the legendary Packers tailgating culture, and locals are typically welcoming to visitors who want to chat about football. For travelers staying at the Lodge Kohler in the Titletown District, walking across Lombardi Avenue eliminates the parking decision entirely.

Best Seats and Tickets at Green Bay Packers Games

The seating geography inside the bowl is straightforward, and that makes the ticket-buying decision cleaner than at most venues. The lower bowl along the sidelines delivers the closest connection to the field and the action, with sections in the 100s offering the strongest sightlines for actual football. Lower-end-zone tickets in sections behind the goalposts give a different angle, with views that work best when the team is driving toward your section and a chance at witnessing a live Lambeau Leap. These tickets sit at the higher end of the price tier and are usually the first to tighten when Travel Packages clients book division matchups or marquee primetime visits.

Club-level tickets in the various clubs sit above the lower bowl and combine elevated sightlines with indoor concourse access, shorter concession lines, and access to the upgraded amenities. The 1919 Club, the Miller Lite Deck, and the various premium-club spaces are some of the strongest club setups in the NFC for travelers who want the upgraded experience. For travelers who want premium experiences, suite tickets and club tickets are bundled into Travel Packages and pair cleanly with the Lodge Kohler or the Hyatt Regency. Upper deck tickets in the 300s and 400s remain the value pick here, and the elevation provides a full view of the historic bowl, the Wisconsin sky, and the legendary frozen-tundra playing field late in the season. The open-air design means weather is part of every Green Bay Packers seat selection from October onward, and the late-season cold readings have produced some of the most famous postseason finishes in league history (the 1967 Ice Bowl at minus-13 degrees with minus-48 wind chill remains the coldest NFL championship game ever played).

For section-by-section seating analysis with ticket recommendations by budget, read the Best Seats and Ticket Options at Green Bay Packers Games guide.

Green Bay Packers Venue Tours at Lambeau Field

Behind-the-scenes access at the venue is some of the best in the NFL, and the Hall of Fame combination tour adds a museum-quality team-history component that no other NFL franchise can match. Tour routes inside the building typically include the walkthrough with the famous tunnel access, the locker room area, the press box, the suite level, the 1919 Kitchen and Tap dining room, and the Hall of Fame with the four Super Bowl trophies on display. The stadium is open to the public year-round (not just on event days), which makes it the most accessible option for Travel Packages clients planning ahead. Tour availability does change with the schedule and special events, so confirming dates with the team organization directly is the right move when planning the trip. Travel Packages can be timed around tour availability when fans flag the request at booking.

For tour schedules, route details, and bookable Green Bay Packers add-ons, read the Green Bay Packers Venue Tours at Lambeau Field guide.

Game Day Planning for Green Bay Packers Games

A clean Green Bay Packers gameday comes down to preparation. Tickets need to be loaded onto phones the night before, not at the gate at 12:55 p.m. when the Wi-Fi is overloaded. Pre-purchased parking permits also matter at the official surface lots. Lots fill early on Packers Sundays, and walking up without a confirmation is how visitors end up paying cash for a residential driveway space (which is also a fine outcome for first-time visitors who want the full Wisconsin experience). Fans on Travel Packages with a Lodge Kohler room typically walk across Lombardi Avenue and skip the parking decision entirely.

Wisconsin weather is the other variable that catches first-time travelers off guard, and it is the most extreme weather in the NFC. September and early October dates can hit the upper 70s with humidity, while late-November, December, and January dates regularly drop into the teens and single digits with wind off the Fox River. Snow at late-season games is extremely common, and the frozen-tundra surface is a real cold-weather characteristic from December onward. Layered cold-weather gear with waterproof outer layers, hand warmers, foot warmers, and serious winter outerwear becomes essential from November onward. Many veteran Green Bay travelers pack for late-season dates as if they are heading into the backcountry.

Round it out with team gear in green and gold, a pre-game tailgate plan, and a confirmed package through Elite Sports Tours. That eliminates the three biggest variables on any Green Bay Packers trip: tickets in the right section, a hotel in the right Wisconsin area, and flights into GRB, ATW, or MKE. Travel Packages fold all three into a single booking.

Where the Green Bay Packers Stay on the Road

For Green Bay Packers fans curious about the team's road logistics, NFL franchises typically use full-floor takeovers at four-and-five-star properties with secure ballroom space for team meetings. The Green Bay Packers are no different, and the team's road choices in cities like Chicago, Detroit, and Minneapolis follow the standard NFL pattern.

For the complete breakdown of where the Green Bay Packers stay on the road and how travelers can book the same properties for road-game trips, read the Where the Green Bay Packers Stay on the Road guide.

Plan Your Green Bay Packers Trip With Elite Sports Tours

Green Bay is the most history-rich destination in NFL fandom, and a game here belongs at the top of any serious football traveler's calendar, especially given the franchise's 13 NFL championships and four Super Bowl titles, plus the Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur era now underway. The hard part is logistics in a small market with limited hotel inventory. Finding the right hotel in the right area, comparing every hotel option, locking in tickets in the section that matters, and building flights, a hotel room, and tickets into a single schedule that works on a Green Bay Packers weekend.

That is what Elite Sports Tours does. The company bundles tickets with area rooms and optional flights into one booking, and has been doing this for years. Travel Packages cover every Green Bay Packers game on the calendar, and the Travel Packages team at Elite Sports Tours handles the moving pieces so fans do not have to manage four different vendors for one weekend in a market where local availability tightens fast. Every Travel Package includes tickets and a stay in the right Wisconsin area at minimum, with optional flights and premium ticket upgrades available.

Browse current Green Bay Packers Travel Packages and individual options at the Green Bay Packers Travel Packages page. For a customized package that includes a specific hotel preference, suite tickets, or flights from a particular city, the Elite Sports Tours travel team will build it.

FAQs About Green Bay Packers Travel Packages and Tickets

How do I book Green Bay Packers Travel Packages through Elite Sports Tours?

Visit the Green Bay Packers Travel Packages page and select the game to attend. The Elite Sports Tours travel team can bundle tickets, a local hotel, and optional flights into a single booking. For custom Travel Packages with specific hotel or ticket requests, contact the Elite Sports Tours team directly.

What is the closest hotel to Lambeau Field?

The Lodge Kohler in the Titletown District directly across Lombardi Avenue is the single closest hotel option, with under a five-minute walk to the gates. The Hyatt Regency downtown, the Tundra Lodge Resort, the Hampton Inn, the Holiday Inn Express, the Country Inn and Suites, the Radisson, the Aloft, the Hilton Garden Inn, and the Best Western Plus all sit within a 5-to-20-minute drive depending on neighborhood. All of these hotels are common picks on Travel Packages, and each hotel sits within easy reach of the gates.

When should I book Green Bay Packers Travel Packages and tickets?

For premium dates like division rivals against Chicago, Detroit, and Minnesota, plus marquee primetime visits and any matchup against the Cowboys, 49ers, or Eagles, Travel Packages and tickets should be booked six to eight months in advance. Demand for Green Bay Packers dates has tightened significantly given the 2024-25 Wild Card run and the limited hotel inventory. Travel Packages lock in tickets and a hotel together, so the hotel and seats are set at once, which simplifies the timeline.

How do you get to Lambeau Field on game day?

The simplest option from the Lodge Kohler in the Titletown District is to walk across Lombardi Avenue directly to the gates in under five minutes. For other area hotels, driving via Lombardi Avenue or rideshare via Uber or Lyft takes 5 to 20 minutes depending on neighborhood. Driving requires either a pre-purchased official parking pass or the cash-only residential driveway approach where locals rent driveway and lawn spaces along Holmgren Way and the surrounding blocks for $20 to $40 on Sundays. Fans on Travel Packages with a Lodge Kohler room walk to the gates.

How long do I need for a Wisconsin travel weekend?

Most travelers book a two-night stay, arriving Saturday and departing Monday. That gives fans a Saturday for a Hall of Fame visit, a stadium tour, a Hinterland Brewery dinner in the Titletown District, and a Kroll's West cheese curd lunch, then a full Sunday at the game. Three nights works well for fans who want to add a Wildlife Sanctuary visit, the National Railroad Museum, the Heritage Hill State Historical Park, or a drive to Appleton to see the Houdini Museum at the History Museum. Travel Packages are flexible on the number of nights.

What is the weather like at Lambeau Field?

Green Bay Packers games run from September through early January, plus playoff dates in most recent seasons. Wisconsin weather ranges from the upper 70s with humidity in September to single-digit air temperatures and minus-30 wind chills in late December and January. The stadium is open-air and faces the cold off the Fox River, so layered cold-weather gear with waterproof outer layers becomes essential from November onward. Snow at late-season dates is common, and the frozen-tundra surface is a real Lambeau characteristic from December onward. The 1967 Ice Bowl at minus-13 air temperature and minus-48 wind chill remains the coldest NFL championship game ever played.

Is tailgating allowed at Green Bay Packers games?

Yes, and the tailgating culture is the most legendary in pro football. Tailgating is allowed in designated official surface lots around the stadium with a pre-purchased parking pass, plus the unique residential driveway and lawn rentals along Holmgren Way, Stadium Drive, Marlee Lane, and the surrounding blocks for $20 to $40 cash on Sundays. The official Lambeau lots, the Resch Center lots, and the Don Hutson Center lots are the primary tailgating destinations on Green Bay Packers Sundays. Without a parking pass, traveling fans can still walk through active lots and residential streets to experience the scene. Travel Packages can include parking add-ons on request.

Can I combine a Green Bay Packers game with other Wisconsin travel?

Yes. The Resch Center across Lombardi Avenue hosts the Gamblers (USHL hockey) and concert touring. Appleton 30 miles south offers the Houdini Museum and the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center. The Door County peninsula 50 miles northeast (Egg Harbor, Fish Creek, Ephraim) is a popular Wisconsin getaway that pairs well with a fall Wisconsin weekend. Milwaukee 120 miles south offers the Brewers at American Family Field, the Bucks at Fiserv Forum, the Harley-Davidson Museum, and the Wisconsin lakefront. Travel Packages can include multi-stop Wisconsin itineraries when the schedules align.

Explore More Green Bay Packers Travel Guides

Planning a trip to see the Green Bay Packers involves more than just buying tickets. Hotel location, access, seating strategy, and transportation timing can all impact your overall game-day experience at the venue. These guides help break down each part of the planning process so you can compare tickets, hotels, and trip options more efficiently.

• Green Bay Packers Travel Guide for Fans: Build a complete Green Bay Packers trip plan with insights on timing, location, and how to structure your trip around a game.
• Best Hotels Near Lambeau Field for Green Bay Packers Games: Compare the top hotel areas near Lambeau Field, including the Titletown District, Ashwaubenon, and Downtown options commonly used in Green Bay Packers Travel Packages.
• How to Get to Lambeau Field for Green Bay Packers Games: Learn the best driving routes, parking options, shuttle access points, rideshare zones, and arrival strategies around Lambeau Field.
• Best Seats and Ticket Options at Green Bay Packers Games: Section-by-section breakdown of seating views, premium areas, lower bowl options, club seats, and ticket strategies for Packers home dates.
• Where the Green Bay Packers Stay on the Road: Explore known team hotel patterns and logistics insights for fans planning Green Bay Packers away-game trips.
• Green Bay Packers Venue Tours at Lambeau Field: Learn what is included on Lambeau Field tours, including access, tunnel areas, premium spaces, and behind-the-scenes experiences.
• Green Bay Packers Travel Packages: Browse complete Green Bay Packers Travel Packages with game tickets, hotel accommodations, and simplified football weekend planning from Elite Sports Tours.

Editorial Note & Travel Expertise

This guide is based on real-world experience planning Green Bay Packers trips and helping fans navigate game weekends at Lambeau Field across different types of trips. Every recommendation reflects how transportation, parking, hotel positioning, and logistics actually work when attending Green Bay Packers games, not just general advice or surface-level visitor information. The stadium delivers one of the most distinctive matchday environments in the pro game, and the way fans plan their trip has a major impact on how smoothly the overall Green Bay Packers experience unfolds.

Green Bay Packers trip planning operates differently from many destinations because hotel inventory, regional transportation, and proximity all shape the planning process more heavily than in larger markets. Fans often balance hotel location between the immediate area, Appleton, Milwaukee, and surrounding Wisconsin communities depending on budget, availability, and the scale of the game weekend. Parking access, tailgating culture, weather conditions, and walkability around the grounds also influence how travelers structure their schedule before and after kickoff. The goal of this guide is to provide practical, experience-based insight that helps fans build smarter Green Bay Packers Travel Packages while simplifying the connection between tickets, hotels, and overall trip logistics.

Travel Information Disclaimer

Ticket pricing, hotel availability, parking operations, and transportation logistics surrounding the stadium can change throughout the NFL season based on demand, weather conditions, and Green Bay Packers scheduling. Hotel inventory throughout the area and nearby Wisconsin markets may become limited well in advance for major games, rivalry matchups, and late-season weekends.

Parking availability, shuttle operations, rideshare access, and traffic flow near the venue can fluctuate significantly depending on attendance levels and weather conditions. Winter weather may also affect driving conditions, arrival timing, and airport operations throughout the region during the NFL season.

Travelers should confirm current hotel policies, parking details, transportation schedules, and kickoff timing closer to their travel date to ensure the most accurate Green Bay Packers trip planning experience.

Updated May 2026