Lambeau Field Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Lambeau Field visitor questions.
Where are the restrooms at Lambeau Field?
Lambeau Field has restrooms on every concourse level: Main (100), Upper (300), South End Zone (600 & 700 — shortest lines), Club Level (400), and Atrium levels 4-7. Family restrooms are at Sections 111, 134, 431, and the Atrium. See our
interactive restroom map for exact locations.
Which restrooms have the shortest lines?
South End Zone (600 and 700 levels) has the most restrooms per capita and consistently the shortest lines at Lambeau Field. Avoid Main Concourse at halftime — go early in the 2nd quarter instead.
Are there accessible restrooms at Lambeau?
Yes. All restrooms at Lambeau Field are ADA accessible. All 9 gates are fully accessible with elevators and ramps throughout. Wheelchair transport is available gate-to-section on game days. Sensory bags are available at Guest Services (Section 109 & 353).
Where are baby changing stations?
Family restrooms with baby changing at Sections 111, 134, 431, and Atrium Levels 4-7. There's also an electric adjustable changing table on Atrium Level 1.
Are there nursing rooms at Lambeau?
Yes. The Main Atrium has a nursing room open year-round. The Fourth Floor Club Level has a nursing room available on game days.
Can I use restrooms on non-game days?
Yes. Atrium restrooms are open daily (typically 9am-6pm) for visitors to the Pro Shop and Packers Hall of Fame. You don't need a game ticket to access these facilities.
Where should I park?
Public lots 10 and 14 ($40 cash), Lot 17 ($20 — cheapest official option). ADA parking in Lots 4 and 7 ($50 cashless). Regular lots are season-ticket-holder only. Lots open 4 hours before kickoff. Consider the free game-day buses to avoid parking entirely.
How do I get to Lambeau without a car?
Four free game-day bus routes: Lambeau Leap (downtown, 20-25min), Quick Slant (De Pere, 20min), Cheesehead (airport/hotels, 40-50min), QB Sneak (I-43/E Mason, 45-55min). Rideshare drop-off is at Mike McCarthy Way & Holmgren Way (~$10-15 from airport).
What should I eat at Lambeau?
Inside the stadium: Loaded Big Pretzel (sharp cheddar, crumbled brats, fried sauerkraut), Brat Eggrolls, Bratchos, classic Wisconsin brats, and cheese curds. Pre-game: Kroll's butter burgers (0.2 mi) or 1919 Kitchen & Tap in the Atrium (80+ beers).
What is there to do besides the game?
Stadium tours ($21 adult, daily except gamedays), Packers Hall of Fame (year-round in Atrium), Titletown District (34 acres: tubing, skating, playground), Packers Heritage Trail (25 bronze plaques), and the Lombardi, Lambeau, and Lambeau Leap statues.
What hotels are closest?
Lodge Kohler (100 yards, in Titletown District, from $154/night) is the closest — a 4-diamond luxury hotel. Best Western Green Bay Inn (0.1 mi, from $100) and Hampton Inn Stadium (0.3 mi, from $120) are also walkable. Book months ahead for game weekends — rates jump 2-3x.
What's the cold weather strategy?
Layer up: moisture-wicking base layer (never cotton), insulated mid-layer (fleece or down), windproof outer shell.
Insulated waterproof boots with thick wool socks are essential — concrete conducts cold. Bring 4-6
hand warmers for gloves, pockets, and boots. A
foam seat cushion is non-negotiable on Lambeau's aluminum bleachers (or rent a seat-back for $7). Thermos of hot coffee or cocoa is allowed through gates. Cover all exposed skin: balaclava, neck gaiter, insulated hat under your cheesehead.
Pro tip: Place cardboard under your feet on the frozen concrete — the insulation makes a dramatic difference. Check the
wind chill forecast, not just temperature — Lambeau catches wind off Green Bay. See our
Cold Weather Survival Guide for the full breakdown.
What are the best tailgating tips for Lambeau?
Lot 1 (south) is the most iconic tailgating spot with longtime season holders. Lot 5 (east, near Johnsonville Tailgate Village) is also excellent. Public lots 10 and 14 ($40 cash) allow tailgating. Lot 15 does NOT allow tailgating. Bring a portable grill, Johnsonville or Usinger's brats, cheese curds, and beer. The Johnsonville Tailgate Village (east lot) is free — no game ticket required — with live music, food, 35 TVs, and games. It opens 4 hours before kickoff. If you don't have your own setup, just walk through the lots — Packers fans are legendary for inviting strangers to join.
Can I get free water at Lambeau Field?
Yes. Free cups of ice water are available at any concession stand — just ask. You can also bring sealed water bottles and thermoses through security. Water fountains are on every concourse level. In cold weather, a thermos of hot coffee, cocoa, or soup is allowed and strongly recommended.
Does Lambeau Field accommodate food allergies?
Most concession stands can accommodate common allergies on request. Ask any food stand for allergen information. Gluten-free buns are available at select brat stands. Dairy allergies are difficult to navigate given the cheese-heavy menu — bring your own food if dairy is a concern. You can bring outside food through security.
Where are the first aid stations at Lambeau Field?
First aid stations are at Guest Services (Section 109) and Section 353 on game days, staffed by medical professionals. Each has its own restroom. For emergencies, alert the nearest usher or call (920) 569-7500. AEDs are located throughout the stadium. Cold-weather emergencies (hypothermia, frostbite) are taken seriously by staff.
When are the busiest restroom times at Lambeau?
Halftime is the busiest restroom period, especially on the Main Concourse. With 81,000+ fans, lines can exceed 15 minutes. Go early in the 2nd quarter to beat the rush. The South End Zone (600/700 levels) has the shortest lines at all times. Late-season cold weather games also see heavier indoor restroom use as fans seek heated concourses.
Is Lambeau Field stroller-friendly?
Strollers are permitted but must be collapsed and stored at your seat or at Guest Services. Note that Lambeau has bleacher seating (no individual seats), which makes strollers impractical in the seating bowl. Elevators provide access between levels. Family restrooms at Sections 111, 134, 431, and the Atrium have room for strollers.
