Lambeau is the friendliest stadium in the NFL to arrive at, and the Packers say the quiet part out loud on their own website: free parking is available on residential streets within walking distance. Every space in the surrounding lots is sold out to season pass holders, so what is left for visitors is the thing Green Bay is actually famous for, parking on someone's lawn or street in the neighborhood and walking in. On top of that, Green Bay Metro runs four free game-day bus routes starting five hours before kickoff. Between free streets and free buses, this is the cheapest NFL city to attend a game in, and it isn't close.
The short answer
Free and officially acknowledged: residential street parking within walking distance. Also free: four Green Bay Metro game-day bus routes, running from five hours before kickoff. Paid options: neighborhood lawns and private lots at variable cash rates, or a Lot 15 pass in Titletown, where tailgating isn't allowed. Accessible parking is $50 cashless in Lots 4 and 7, first come. Tailgate setups are capped at 9 by 6 feet directly behind your vehicle, and tailgating ends at kickoff in stadium lots.
At $50, 14 of the 22 NFL stadiums we have priced cost less and 1 costs more, and this is one of 3 where you can park free nearby instead. See every NFL stadium ranked.
Compare every option
| Option | Cost | Walk | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free residential street parkingFree | Free | Within walking distance of the stadium | Paying nothing, which is the normal way to do this in Green Bay |
| Free Green Bay Metro game-day busesTransit | Free | Routes serve the stadium | Skipping the neighborhood entirely, at no cost |
| Neighborhood lawns and private lotsCommunity lot | Variable cash rates set by each owner | Varies, most within a short walk | A close spot with a short walk, and the classic Lambeau experience |
| Lot 15 (Titletown)Stadium lot | $50, cashless | In Titletown, adjacent to the stadium | Wanting a guaranteed reserved space |
| Reserved individual game parking through PMIStadium lot | Varies by lot and game | Nearby lots | Reserving a nearby lot in advance |
| Accessible parking (Lots 4 and 7)Stadium lot | $50, cashless | At the stadium | Drivers with a placard |
| Lamers ExpressOffsite lot | Fee-based, varies by origin | Drops at the stadium | Coming in from elsewhere in Wisconsin or Upper Michigan |
Every option, in detail
Free
Free residential street parking
FreeWithin walking distance of the stadium /// Anytime, first come first served
The Packers list free parking on residential streets within walking distance as an official option on their own parking page, which no other NFL team does. Lambeau sits in an ordinary neighborhood, and on game day the surrounding streets fill with cars belonging to people who paid nothing.
Heads up: Read the signs on your block and respect the neighborhood, because these are people's homes and the arrangement works because fans don't abuse it. Arrive early, since free street spots go first, and expect a longer walk the later you arrive.
Via packers.com (The Packers' official parking page lists free residential street parking as an option)
Transit
Free Green Bay Metro game-day buses
FreeRoutes serve the stadium /// Service begins 5 hours before kickoff
Green Bay Metro runs four free game-day bus routes, and they start five hours before kickoff, which is earlier than most stadiums even open their lots. Park somewhere sensible in the city and ride in for nothing.
Heads up: Confirm the routes and the post-game schedule with Green Bay Metro for your specific game, particularly for a late kickoff.
Via packers.com (Official Packers parking page, which names four free game-day routes via Green Bay Metro)
Community lot
Neighborhood lawns and private lots
Variable cash rates set by each ownerVaries, most within a short walk /// Game day, owners set their own hours
Private property owners throughout the area sell parking on game days, which is the Green Bay institution people travel to experience. Rates vary by owner and by proximity, and it is cash.
Heads up: We are deliberately not naming operators. These are individual homeowners rather than businesses, they change year to year, and prices are whatever the owner decides that morning. Bring cash and expect to negotiate nothing.
Via packers.com (The Packers' official page acknowledges gameday cash parking offered by private property owners at variable rates)
Stadium lot
Lot 15 (Titletown)
$50, cashlessIn Titletown, adjacent to the stadium /// Game day
The Titletown lot sits on the north side of the development along Lombardi Avenue, directly across from the stadium, and it opens to paid parking on gamedays. It is the simplest way to park in a Packers-operated lot without a season pass, because the rest of the Lambeau lots go to pass holders.
Heads up: Cashless, so bring a card. The lots nearest the stadium are sold to season pass holders, which is why the neighborhood lawn parking below exists and why it is often the cheaper call.
Via packers.com (The Packers post the gameday rate as "parking on gamedays will be cashless. Cost is $50." Titletown's own visitor page separately states that all vehicles pay $50 in the Lot 15 lot, so two official pages agree. Checked July 2026.)
Stadium lot
Reserved individual game parking through PMI
Varies by lot and gameNearby lots /// Game day
PMI handles reservations for nearby lots, reachable through their booking site or at 800-895-0071. They also handle bus and RV parking, which the standard lots can't accommodate.
Heads up: Standard lot spaces require your vehicle to fit within a 9 by 18 foot stall, so anything larger needs the PMI bus and RV arrangement rather than a regular space.
Via packers.com (Official Packers parking page)
Stadium lot
Accessible parking (Lots 4 and 7)
$50, cashlessAt the stadium /// First come, first served
Non-reserved accessible parking sits in Lot 4 off Lombardi Avenue and Lot 7 off Valley View Road, both first come, first served and both cashless.
Heads up: Cashless means card or mobile only. First come also means early, since neither lot reserves spaces.
Via packers.com (Official Packers parking page, including the $50 cashless rate and both lot locations)
Offsite lot
Lamers Express
Fee-based, varies by originDrops at the stadium /// Game day service
A paid coach service running from greater Green Bay and select points across Wisconsin and Michigan. For fans making a longer trip, this removes both the drive and the parking question.
Via packers.com (Official Packers parking page)
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How it compares
Packers against the rest of the NFL
At $50 a car, Lambeau Field sits on the pricier side. 14 stadiums charge less, one charges more, and one charges nothing at all.
9 stadiums don't publish a price
At these you find out what parking costs when you get there, which is why they're missing from the comparison rather than sitting at the bottom of it.
AT&T Stadium · Caesars Superdome · Highmark Stadium · Huntington Bank Field · Lumen Field · M&T Bank Stadium · MetLife Stadium · Nissan Stadium · Raymond James Stadium
Skip parking entirely
Green Bay is the cheapest NFL city to reach a stadium in, and it isn't particularly close. Four free bus routes plus officially sanctioned free street parking mean a fan can attend a game here without paying anything to park or ride.
Green Bay Metro game-day routes
FreeFour routes serving the stadium, starting five hours before kickoff. Free is free, with no pass or ticket needed for the ride.
Via packers.com
Lamers Express
Fee-basedCoach service from greater Green Bay and selected Wisconsin and Michigan communities.
Via packers.com
Rideshare
Fare, surges after the gameExit through the east or south gates and meet your driver at the corner of Mike McCarthy Way and Holmgren Way. Knowing that corner in advance saves a lot of confusion in a crowd of 78,000.
Via packers.com
When to get there
Free street spots and neighborhood lawns go early, so arrival time directly determines both what you pay and how far you walk. The free buses start five hours before kickoff, which tells you when Green Bay considers the day to begin. If you want the full experience, treat this as an all-day trip rather than a two-hour one.
Getting out after
The neighborhood empties onto residential streets rather than highway ramps, which is slower in a different way than most stadiums. If you parked free on a street, you're subject to whatever the block is doing. The free buses and rideshare from the Mike McCarthy Way and Holmgren Way corner both sidestep it.
Tailgating rules
Tailgating at Lambeau is tightly bounded in the stadium-controlled lots: your setup must fit within a 9 by 6 foot space directly behind your parked vehicle, in a 9 by 18 stall. Charcoal and propane grills are allowed if supervised. Tailgating ends at kickoff in stadium lots.
Prohibited: recreational fires and turkey fryers. And note Lot 15 in Titletown doesn't allow tailgating at all. The famous Green Bay tailgate scene largely happens on the neighborhood lawns and private lots rather than in the stadium-controlled ones, where the rules are stricter and the space is smaller.
Via packers.com
Questions, answered
- How much does parking cost at Lambeau Field?
- Stadium lots start at $50. Free and officially acknowledged: residential street parking within walking distance. Also free: four Green Bay Metro game-day bus routes, running from five hours before kickoff. Paid options: neighborhood lawns and private lots at variable cash rates, or a Lot 15 pass in Titletown, where tailgating isn't allowed. Accessible parking is $50 cashless in Lots 4 and 7, first come. Tailgate setups are capped at 9 by 6 feet directly behind your vehicle, and tailgating ends at kickoff in stadium lots.
- Is there free parking near Lambeau Field?
- Free residential street parking: Free, Within walking distance of the stadium. Read the signs on your block and respect the neighborhood, because these are people's homes and the arrangement works because fans don't abuse it. Arrive early, since free street spots go first, and expect a longer walk the later you arrive.
- What time should I get to a Packers game?
- Free street spots and neighborhood lawns go early, so arrival time directly determines both what you pay and how far you walk. The free buses start five hours before kickoff, which tells you when Green Bay considers the day to begin. If you want the full experience, treat this as an all-day trip rather than a two-hour one.
- Can you get to Lambeau Field without a car?
- Green Bay is the cheapest NFL city to reach a stadium in, and it isn't particularly close. Four free bus routes plus officially sanctioned free street parking mean a fan can attend a game here without paying anything to park or ride. Green Bay Metro game-day routes: Free.
Green Bay is the only stadium in this project where the team's own parking page lists free parking as an option. Everywhere else, finding the free option is the job. Here it is the headline, and it says something about the relationship between this team and the neighborhood it sits in.
Sourced from the stadium, the city, local outlets, and fans who park here every week. Checked July 2026, and we recheck three times a year. Prices and lot rules change, so every claim above either links where it came from or says plainly that it is fan-reported and unconfirmed. Click through before you build your day around one spot.
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