Lambeau Field Tickets

Located at 1265 Lombardi Avenue in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Lambeau Field is considered to be the most famous NFL stadium in the United States.  On the corner of Lombardi and Oneida, in the heart of Green Bay Wisconsin, Lambeau Field can be seen for miles around.  It was originally known as the New City Stadium, and was dedicated on September 29, 1957 by then Vice President, Richard Nixon.  In the inaugural game, Green Bay's Packers beat the Chicago Bears, 21-17 on that first match at the facility.  In 1965, the Stadium was rededicated in honor of Curly Lambeau, founder of the Green Bay Packers. Lambeau Field tickets are a great gift idea.

Lambeau Expansion

While the demand for seats grew, so did the stadium.  Cleverly finding new ways to update the capacity, Lambeau's seating grew from the original 32,500 in 57, adding over 6,000 in 1961, nearly 4,000 in 1963, over 12,000 in 1965, and about 5500 in 1970.  Each of these additions was a new grouping of seating added onto the original facility.  In 1971, they shut the stadium down to combine all these separate sections into a uniform oval in an enclosed space.  The most extensive renovation was completed for a September 7, 2003. The last expansion brought capacity to 72,928.

Buy Lambeau Field Tickets

Whatever your interest in Lambeau Field, it's a place that you have to see.  In 2007 & 2008 Lambeau Field was voted the #1 NFL Experience by Sports Illustrated readers.  Buy your Lambeau Field tickets Today.