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Welcome to Titletown. Over 81,000 Cheeseheads packed into the Frozen Tundra, the roar building with every first down, and a touchdown celebration that literally puts players in the arms of their fans — that's a Green Bay Packers game day. GoTickets makes it easy to be part of the magic in 2026. Our intuitive platform helps you find the perfect seat at Lambeau Field, and with our secure checkout and buyer guarantee, you can lock in your spot with total confidence. Don't wait — grab your Packers tickets today!

Packers Basics

Year Established: 1919

Current Division: NFC North

Last Playoff Appearance: 2025 NFC Wild Card Round

Last Division Title: 2021

Last NFC Championship Appearance: 2020 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Last Super Bowl Championship: Super Bowl XLV (2010 Season) vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

Total Championships: 13 (9 NFL titles, 4 Super Bowls) — the most in league history

The Green Bay Packers Schedule

With three consecutive playoff appearances and young quarterback Jordan Love entering his prime, the Packers are hungry to reclaim the NFC North throne in 2026. The 17-game regular season features six divisional wars with NFC North rivals, six showdowns against non-division NFC opponents, and five battles against AFC competition. From century-old rivalries to cross-conference clashes, every game at Lambeau Field is a can't-miss event:

NFC North Rivals (Home & Away)

Chicago Bears

Detroit Lions

Minnesota Vikings

NFC Opponents

Home: Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, Dallas Cowboys

Away: New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Los Angeles Rams

AFC Opponents

Home: Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, Houston Texans

Away: New England Patriots, New York Jets

No rivalry in all of professional sports runs deeper than the one between the Packers and the Bears. Dating back to 1921, it stands as the oldest rivalry in the NFL, and every meeting between these two is a war. The Lions and Vikings are equally fierce NFC North foes — with the division widely known as the "Black and Blue Division" for its physical, hard-hitting style of play, every contest carries major postseason implications.

The History of the Green Bay Packers

The Green Bay Packers aren't just one of the NFL's greatest franchises — they are the foundation on which the league was built. Founded in 1919 by Curly Lambeau and George Calhoun in tiny Green Bay, Wisconsin, the Packers are the oldest continuously operating franchise in professional football. Under Lambeau, the club captured six NFL championships between 1929 and 1944, and under the legendary Vince Lombardi — the man for whom the Super Bowl trophy is named — Green Bay won five titles in seven years, including the first two Super Bowls. Lombardi's Packers, led by Hall of Famers Bart Starr, Ray Nitschke, and Forrest Gregg, defined excellence in football and gave Green Bay the nickname it still carries today: Titletown.

The franchise's modern renaissance began in 1992 when Brett Favre arrived and immediately transformed the team into a perennial contender. With coach Mike Holmgren, Favre and defensive end Reggie White led the Packers back to the promised land in Super Bowl XXXI, crushing the New England Patriots 35–21 for the franchise's first championship in 29 years. Favre won three consecutive MVP Awards from 1995 to 1997, and his gunslinger style and ironman streak made him one of the most beloved figures in NFL history.

When Favre departed, Aaron Rodgers picked up the torch and arguably surpassed him. Rodgers won four MVP Awards, led the Packers to a Super Bowl XLV victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers following the 2010 season, and captained three NFC Championship appearances. His Hail Mary passes became the stuff of legend, and his 2011 squad posted a franchise-best 15–1 regular season record.

Today, the torch has been passed to Jordan Love, who announced his arrival with a stunning playoff debut against the Dallas Cowboys in 2024 and has led the Packers to three straight postseason appearances. With the league's most passionate fan base, the only publicly owned team in American professional sports, and a home-game sellout streak dating back to 1960, the Packers remain as relevant as ever. Get your Packers tickets today, and be part of a tradition unlike any other in sports!

Memorable Green Bay Packers Moments

Being in the stands at an NFL game is always unforgettable, but imagine witnessing the next great moment for your franchise. When you buy Green Bay Packers tickets, you might see a record shattered, a Hail Mary completed, or a Lambeau Leap for the ages. Picture the reactions when fans witnessed these incredible feats:

The First Lambeau Leap (12/26/1993): On a frigid afternoon at Lambeau Field, safety LeRoy Butler forced a fumble against the Los Angeles Raiders. Reggie White scooped up the loose ball and lateraled it to Butler, who sprinted 25 yards to the end zone. In a spontaneous burst of joy, Butler leapt into the stands and into the arms of the fans — creating one of the most iconic traditions in all of sports. The Packers won 28–0, clinching their first playoff berth in 11 years, and the Lambeau Leap was born.

Return to Glory — Super Bowl XXXI (01/26/1997): After a 29-year championship drought, the Packers returned to the mountaintop. Brett Favre threw a 54-yard touchdown to Andre Rison on his first pass of the game and added an 81-yard strike to Antonio Freeman, while Desmond Howard dazzled with a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown en route to Super Bowl MVP honors. The 35–21 demolition of the New England Patriots brought the Lombardi Trophy back to the city it was named for.

Favre's Dad Game (12/22/2003): The day after his father Irvin died of a heart attack, Brett Favre took the field on Monday Night Football against the Oakland Raiders. In one of the most emotional performances in NFL history, Favre completed 22 of 30 passes for 399 yards and four touchdowns in a 41–7 blowout. The NFL later ranked it the 52nd greatest game in league history.

NFC Champions at Soldier Field (01/23/2011): As a sixth-seeded wild card, Aaron Rodgers led the Packers into Soldier Field and defeated the Chicago Bears 21–14 in the NFC Championship Game. The road victory over their oldest rival sent Green Bay to Super Bowl XLV and completed one of the most improbable playoff runs in franchise history.

Super Bowl XLV (02/06/2011): Two weeks after toppling the Bears, Rodgers delivered a masterful performance against the Pittsburgh Steelers, throwing for 304 yards and three touchdowns in a 31–25 victory. Rodgers earned Super Bowl MVP honors, and the Packers claimed their fourth Lombardi Trophy and 13th overall championship — the most in NFL history.

Miracle in Motown (12/03/2015): Trailing the Detroit Lions 20–0 in the second half at Ford Field, Aaron Rodgers orchestrated the fourth-largest comeback in franchise history. With no time remaining, Rodgers unleashed a towering 61-yard Hail Mary into the end zone, where tight end Richard Rodgers hauled it in for a walk-off 27–23 victory — the longest game-winning Hail Mary in NFL history.

Love's Arrival (01/14/2024): In his first career playoff start, Jordan Love exploded onto the postseason stage, throwing for 272 yards and three touchdowns as the seventh-seeded Packers demolished the Dallas Cowboys 48–32 in the NFC Wild Card round. Green Bay became the first seventh seed in NFC history to win a playoff game, and Love announced himself as the franchise's next great quarterback.

Packers Tailgating & Game Day Traditions

The Packers faithful know how to throw a party, and tailgating at Lambeau Field is a subculture all its own in the Badger State. A sea of green and gold descends upon the streets and lots surrounding the stadium hours before kickoff, and the air fills with the smells of bratwursts, burgers, and Wisconsin cheese curds.

Cheeseheads are proudly displayed as fans make their way to the festivities. The Johnsonville Tailgate Village hosts the official pre-game celebration, where live bands play, high-def screens show highlights, and giveaways add to the fun. The Bart Starr Plaza Tailgate Party offers an all-inclusive gathering, while nearby Titletown — the massive entertainment district adjacent to the stadium — features restaurants, a brewery, and year-round attractions that come alive on game day.

Once inside, the atmosphere is electric. As the Packers take the field, the crowd erupts, and the spirited singing of "Roll Out the Barrel" echoes through the stadium. And then there's the Lambeau Leap — when a Packer scores a touchdown at home, the scoring player launches himself into the arms of the waiting fans in the front row. Invented by LeRoy Butler in 1993, it's one of the most iconic celebrations in all of sports, and catching a leaping Packer is a rite of passage at Lambeau Field.

Now it's time for you to take a leap of your own. Search GoTickets for the best Green Bay Packers tickets and experience Titletown football at its finest!

Lambeau Field

Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers since 1957, is one of the most legendary venues in all of professional sports. Originally opened as City Stadium and renamed in 1965 in honor of franchise co-founder Curly Lambeau, it is the oldest stadium continuously occupied by the same NFL team. With a seating capacity of 81,441, it is the second-largest stadium in the NFL, and every single home game has been sold out since 1960 — with a waitlist of over 150,000 names. Multiple renovations — including a massive \$295 million project completed in 2003 and a south end zone expansion in 2013 — have modernized the facility while preserving its iconic open-air bowl and natural grass playing surface. The Lambeau Field Atrium houses the Packers Pro Shop, the Packers Hall of Fame, and the 1919 Kitchen & Tap, making the stadium a year-round destination for fans.

Accessibility Options

Lambeau Field is committed to ensuring an enjoyable visit for all fans. Designated accessible seating is available, and individuals with disabilities must obtain passes prior to entering the facility, with up to three companion seats available. A network of ramps, elevators, and escalators accommodates all attendees, with elevators located near the Game Day Store, in the center of the Atrium, and near the Oneida Nation Gate. Drop-off access is available at the corner of Shadow Lane and Frank Street. Greeters are stationed at every gate, and the Guest Services Desk in the Atrium can coordinate additional assistance.

Parking & Alternative Transportation

Parking at Lambeau Field can be limited on game days, so planning ahead is essential. When you purchase your Packers tickets at GoTickets, you can also reserve Lambeau Field parking to guarantee a smooth arrival.

If you prefer alternative transportation, the Green Bay Metro Transit provides bus service to the stadium and may offer special game day routes. Local bars and businesses in the area also sometimes advertise shuttle services. For those staying nearby, pedestrian-friendly walkways and paths ensure safe access for fans on foot, and bicycle parking is available in designated areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Packers' biggest rivals?

The Packers and the Chicago Bears share the oldest rivalry in the NFL, dating back to 1921. The Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings are also fierce NFC North rivals, and the division — known as the "Black and Blue Division" — consistently produces some of the league's most physical matchups.

Where do the Green Bay Packers play their home games?

The Packers play at Lambeau Field, located in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The venue opened in 1957 and holds 81,441 fans — the second-largest capacity in the NFL. Every home game has been sold out since 1960.

How do I get to Lambeau Field?

You can drive and reserve Lambeau Field parking in advance through GoTickets, or take the Green Bay Metro Transit bus service, which may offer special routes on game days. The stadium is also accessible via pedestrian-friendly walkways, and bicycle parking is available in designated areas.

What is the Lambeau Leap?

The Lambeau Leap is one of the most iconic traditions in the NFL. When a Packer scores a touchdown at Lambeau Field, the scoring player leaps into the front row of the stands and is embraced by the fans. It was invented by safety LeRoy Butler on December 26, 1993, and has been a beloved tradition ever since.

Is Lambeau Field an outdoor stadium?

Yes! Lambeau Field is an open-air stadium with a natural grass playing surface, known affectionately as the "Frozen Tundra." Dress warmly for late-season games — the weather is part of the experience, and Packers fans wouldn't have it any other way.

Do the Green Bay Packers play AFC teams during the regular season?

Yes! In 2026, the Packers face five AFC opponents: the Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, and Houston Texans at home, and the New England Patriots and New York Jets on the road.

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