Lambeau Field
Lambeau Field in Green Bay is the historic home stadium of the Green Bay Packers football team. It is one of the oldest and most beloved stadiums in American football.
It is famous as the frozen tundra where fans cheer loudly even in freezing winter cold. Visitors can take stadium tours, walk the field, and explore the fun Packers Hall of Fame museum.
Football History
The Packers have played here since 1957, making it one of the longest-used stadiums in the sport. The team is even owned by its own fans, which is very rare.
Stadium Tours
Guided tours let families walk through the players' tunnel and stand right on the edge of the field. You can imagine the roar of a full crowd all around you.
Cold-Weather Fun
Green Bay winters are so cold that the field earned the nickname the frozen tundra. Bundled-up fans famously leap into the stands in a move called the Lambeau Leap.