The three tour lengths, how home game weekends change the rules, and what to book around them.
A Lambeau Field tour includes the walk out of the Player's Tunnel to field level. The stadium opened on September 29, 1957, as City Stadium and was renamed for Packers founder Curly Lambeau on August 3, 1965, and the Classic tour fits that run of history into about an hour.
One reviewer called walking out of the tunnel "totally amazing," and a visitor who is not a football fan still found the tour enjoyable, praising the guide's eye for architecture and photography. A father and sons on a guys' trip said the guides knew the city's history well.
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What follows sorts the tour options by length, explains how home game weekends change the rules, and covers the Hall of Fame under the same roof. The rest of the city, from the Fox River to the bay shore, is laid out in these things to do in Green Bay.
What does a Lambeau Field tour include?
The Packers' stadium tours page lists three lengths, and each one builds on the one before it. The Classic tour runs about one hour and takes in a premium seating area, the Player's Tunnel down to field level, and the history of the organization and the stadium. The Champions tour runs about ninety minutes and adds the end zone club levels. The Legendary tour runs about two hours and adds the Lee Remmel Press Box and the visiting team locker room.
Pick Classic if the tunnel is the point. Legendary suits the visitor who wants the press box and the visitors' locker room and has the afternoon to spare. Treat the route as a plan rather than a promise: the Packers say tour routes, including tunnel and field access, can change with stadium operations and events.
Two other tours are worth knowing about. Field Viewing is a guided stop of about fifteen minutes in the Lambeau Field bowl with no Player's Tunnel or field access, and the tours page says it is offered only on home game weekends. The Heritage Trail Trolley Tour rides the Packers Heritage Trail, which the tours page describes as running from train depots to churches.
Can you take a Lambeau Field tour on a game weekend?
Not on gameday itself, because stadium tours are not offered on home gamedays or on days of certain stadium events. On home game weekends the Packers' September 9, 2026 announcement says tours run the day before and the day after the game, and that on those weekends a stadium tour is sold only as part of a package. The Combo package pairs a stadium tour with Hall of Fame admission, and the Ultimate package adds the Heritage Trail Trolley Tour on top.
Tour tickets are valid only for the date and time you pick, while Hall of Fame admission is good all day on that date. The Hall of Fame stays open to ticketed guests until kickoff, with hours that shift by kickoff time. The Packers advise buying early, since tours often sell out on home game weekends. Book the tour package before the hotel.
Alumni tours follow the 60-minute Classic route, led by a guide and a featured former player, and the September announcement named Antonio Freeman, LeRoy Butler and Jerry Kramer among the names, with more to be added. Art Tours run before select home games and look at the "Green Bay Packers Collection" art installation. Names and routes can change.
What is the Packers Hall of Fame like after the tour?
The Packers' hours page lists the Hall of Fame opening at 9 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 10 a.m. on Sundays, but the page is undated and hours move with events, so check before you go. On a game weekend, the Hall is a sensible way to fill the gap between a tour and kickoff.
The Hall moved into the Lambeau Field atrium in 2003, so you can do the tour and the museum in one stop. One Hall of Fame visitor liked the Lombardi office mock-up and a theater with fake fans in the stands, and a Falcons fan called a tour, the museum, lunch at 1919 Kitchen & Tap and a stop at the store plenty of Packers for one day. Give the museum its own block of time rather than squeezing it in after the tunnel.
How much does a Lambeau Field tour cost and how do you book?
The honest answer on price is that none of the Packers pages checked for this guide list one, so check the ticket site on the day you book. Prices and start times change with the season and the schedule. The September 2026 announcement says tickets are sold at packershofandtours.com. The tours page also gives a phone line for the Hall of Fame, (920) 569-7512, and the address hoftours@packers.com for questions during business hours.
Per the tours page, stadium tours are posted for online purchase 30 days before the date, up to 15 tickets can be bought per order, and groups of 20 or more paid admissions need an advance reservation with full payment due two weeks before. The same page says tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable. One 2025 visitor guide reports that Lambeau Field is cashless and that photos are allowed on the tour but video is not, so confirm both before you go.
Where can you eat and stay near the stadium?
The places below sit within about 0.6 miles of the stadium. For a wider choice, pick through the restaurants near Lambeau Field.
Stadium View sits at 1963 Holmgren Way, about 0.5 miles from the stadium, and has operated since 1992. Its rooftop bar and balcony look out toward the stadium, and Travel Wisconsin mentions three full-service bars, two patios and a Friday fish fry. Guests mention game-day memorabilia, a huge rooftop bar, and a menu that goes well past bar food, with the fish and pesto fries getting praise.
Heritage Modern Supper Club is the signature restaurant of The Legacy Hotel, about 0.6 miles from the stadium, and serves breakfast, lunch and supper club dinners, and one guest called dinner there an excellent surprise. The Legacy opened on January 10, 2024, and its penthouses have balconies overlooking the field.
Pope's Pizza, about 0.4 miles away, serves Sicilian and Neapolitan style pizza with a full bar. For a bed, Hampton Inn by Hilton Green Bay Stadium is about 0.4 miles away and lists rooms with stadium views. A guest who stayed for a Packers-Bears game called it walking distance to the stadium and the restaurants around it, though the room doors were loud. If the night is about drinks after the tour, pick from the bars in Green Bay, which stretch well beyond the stadium blocks.
What to know before you go
Book ahead if your date is a home game weekend, and check your tour time when you book. Treat any single price, time or route you read online, including here, as a prompt to check the official ticket site.
Whichever length you choose, the payoff is the one this page opened with: the Player's Tunnel and the field beyond it.
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Published August 3, 2026
