Green Bay Packer fans do not give up their tickets easily.  Packer games are sold out for decades to come.  Some season ticket holders have owned their seats since the 1940's.  They pass them down to their children.  Packers tickets have been highly valued since Curly Lambeau was alive and kicking. 

When the Packers stopped playing in Milwaukee, those County Stadium ticket holders were given two regular season, home game tickets, and one pre-season game ticket for Lambeau Field.  Now those fans drive up to Green Bay, and cheer on the team in the most respected NFL stadium in football.  Packers tickets at County Stadium were eaiser to find.  There were even obstructed seasts available on the day of the game.

From the end zone to the 50-yard line, there are no bad seats at Lambeau Field.  The renovation that took place in 2003 added seats above row 60 in the original bowl.  All four corners of the exterior were also renovated.  The stadium gives tours during the off-season.  You don't need Packer football tickets for a trip through their Hall of Fame.  You just need to be a fan. 

When you hand the attendant your Packer ticket, and sit to watch a game at Lambeau Field, you will understand what all the excitement is about.  On game day in Green Bay, the streets are deserted.  It's as if the entire city is inside Lambeau Field.