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Green Bay Packers Suite Prices

How much do Packers suites cost?

Prices typically range from $12,000-$25,000 for fully private luxury boxes at Lambeau Field. Pricing will vary based opponent, day of the week, and suite location. Luxury suite prices for concerts and other events at Lambeau Field can vary widely based on the type of event.
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Suite Levels at Lambeau Field

4000 Level Suite

16 Tickets
20 Capacity
2 Parking

4000 Level Suites are on the lowest suite level at Lambeau Field. These suites run along the East and West sidelines of the stadium. Lambeau Field Luxury suites... MORE

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5000 Level Suite

16 Tickets
20 Capacity
2 Parking

5000 Level Suites are located on the middle tier of suites at Lambeau Field. These suites run along the East and West sidelines of the stadium. Lambeau Field Luxury... MORE

6000 Level Suite

16 Tickets
20 Capacity
2 Parking

6000 Level Suites are on the second highest suite level at Lambeau Field. These suites run along the East and West sidelines of the stadium. Lambeau Field Luxury... MORE

7000 Level Suite

16 Tickets
24 Capacity
2 Parking

7000 Level Suites are the highest suite level at Lambeau Field and only run along a portion of the West side of the stadium. 7000 Level Suites offer an expansive,... MORE

Terrace Suite

12 Tickets
1 Parking

Terrace Suites are the newest suite level at Lambeau Field, and were added during a 2013 renovation project. Terrace Suites are unique in that they include an outdoor,... MORE

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Lambeau Field Event Planning Guide

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In this section we’ve compiled key considerations when planning your next group event at Lambeau Field:

GROUP SIZE AND NUMBER OF ATTENDEES IN A SUITE

Lambeau Field features four main suite levels located on the East and West sidelines. The suite levels are stacked directly on top of one another. In 2013, a new semi-private suite option (Terrace Suites) was added to the North end zone. Suites at Lambeau Field come in multiple sizes and configurations. Most suites accommodate groups of 16-24. The smallest suite option, Terrace Suites, are perfect for groups of 10-12.

BUDGET FOR A SUITE PURCHASE

There is a wide range for suite prices at Lambeau Field. Suite rentals for a Green Bay Packers game can range from $10,000-$25,000 depending on opponent, suite size, and suite level. NFC North divisional rivalry games against the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings will be priced at a premium; as will primetime games played on Monday, Thursday, or Sunday nights.

LAMBEAU FIELD SUITE CATERING

In-suite catering is available for all suites at Lambeau Field. The menu includes a wide range of premium food and beverage options provided by Delaware North Sportservice. Most suites at Lambeau Field do not include catering in the base price of the suite, so be sure to allocate additional funds to cater your suite. On average, SEG customers at Lambeau Field will spend $1,500-$2,500 per group on in-suite catering. There is no catering minimum at Lambeau Field.

CLUB LEVEL

The Associated Bank Club Level & Atrium features premium food kiosks and cash bars serving premium beer, wine, and liquor.

DRESS CODE IN THE LUXURY SUITES

There is no specific dress code for Lambeau Field suites. Corporate groups typically dress in business casual attire.

NFL CLEAR BAG POLICY

The NFL has implemented a policy that patrons must bring all their items in bags that are clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12." Read the full policy here.

CHILD TICKET POLICY

All individuals, regardless of age (babies included), must have a ticket to enter Lambeau Field. 

TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING

VIP Parking Lots open 4 hours prior to kick-off for premium pass holders. Cash parking is available on many residential streets/private properties within walking distance of the stadium.

STADIUM AND SUITE ACCESS

All stadium gates open 2 hours prior to kickoff. Suite ticketholders can use the VIP Entrance at the American Family Insurance Gate located on the stadium’s east side (near the large Lombardi Trophy). Upon entry, guests should take the escalators to the 4th level (first suite level).

TAILGATE OPTIONS

The Johnsonville Tailgate Village is a large pre- and post-game tailgate structure. The Village is located on the east side of the stadium at the Oneida Gate. It is a popular gathering spot with live bands, TV’s, food and beverage, and an open-air party deck. This tailgate is open to the public.

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Green Bay Packers Suite Prices

How much do Packers suites cost?

Prices typically range from $12,000-$25,000 for fully private luxury boxes at Lambeau Field. Pricing will vary based opponent, day of the week, and suite location. Luxury suite prices for concerts and other events at Lambeau Field can vary widely based on the type of event.
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Packers Spotlight

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The Green Bay Packers enter the 2019 season with more uncertainty than the franchise has faced for over a decade – when Aaron Rodgers took over the reigns at quarterback from Brett Favre in 2008. However, there’s an air of optimism along with that uncertainty in “Titletown.”

After years of reported discontent between the superstar quarterback and head coach Mike McCarthy, McCarthy was dismissed on December 2 after a home loss to Arizona.

Rodgers says that he’s excited about the offense that new head coach Matt LaFleur brings with him. LaFleur showed a knack for running the ball while offensive coordinator in Tennessee, so if the Packers can establish a rushing game, that should mean good things for Rodgers if defenses have to worry about the Pack running and throwing the ball.

The defense should be improved, with coordinator Mike Pettine returning for a second season. The team also spent a combined $19 million on linebackers Za’Darius Smith and Preston Smith, along with safety Adrian Amos. Two first round draft picks were also used on defense – lineman Rashan Gary and safety Darnell Savage.

Ever since a massive overhaul in the last decade, the Packers are consistently making upgrades to historic Lambeau Field. The joke is: if it’s not football season, it’s construction season. One of the major changes is coming to the concourses on the club level. The team hopes a kitchen upgrade will lead to a wider variety of food options and efficient concession stands on the upper floors. Grab-and-go stands (similar to what you see in airports) will also be littered throughout the club level. They were tested last year, and the average checkout time went from 2 minutes to 45 seconds, meaning you won’t miss as much of the game waiting for food.

The Packers will be tested immediately, as they will play the Bears at Soldier Field in the NFL’s opening game of the season. The game was scheduled first to kickoff the league’s 100th season with two of its original franchises. Green Bay will also host the Bears on December 15, and they will play the other NFC North teams (Detroit and Minnesota) both home and away. Teams outside of the North coming to Lambeau are Denver, Philadelphia, Oakland, Carolina, Washington. The Packers’ other road contests will be at Dallas, Kansas City, the Los Angeles Chargers, San Francisco, and the New York Giants.

Past Spotlights

Posted Mar 27, 2018

In 2018, Aaron Rodgers and the Packers look to return to the playoffs and contend for a Super Bowl. Rodgers is a surefire Hall-of-Famer and undoubtedly one of the most exciting players in the NFL. With Rodgers at the helm, the Packers are committed to winning now. This offseason, the Packers made a statement acquisition by signing the best tight end on the market, Jimmy Graham. The 6’7” Graham will give Rodgers a deep threat down the middle and a huge red zone target. Davante Adams returns as Green Bay’s new number one receiver with the departure of Jordy Nelson. Adams is a superb route runner and an exciting playmaker in space. The running game in Green Bay will once again be handled by committee. Expect Jamaal Williams, Aaron Jones, and Ty Montgomery to share carries as each brings a unique skillset. Both Williams and Jones are coming off promising rookie seasons. Aaron Rodgers will be protected by a perennially underrated offensive line. David Bakhtiari and Bryan Bulaga (when healthy) are an elite combination of pass-blocking tackles. If Bakhtiari and Bulaga can keep Rodgers healthy for 16 games, expect the Packers offense to perform at an elite level.

The Packers defense will look dramatically different in 2018 under new defensive coordinator Mike Pettine. Pettine will look to rebuild this Packers defense with youth and athleticism. Packers fans are optimistic that defensive woes of the past decade can be fixed under a new scheme. The strength of the Packers defense in 2018 should be their defensive line. Defensive tackle Mike Daniels brings grit and intensity, and, together with second year lineman Kenny Clark, will form the core of an explosive line. Scouts expect a Pro-Bowl caliber year from Clark in 2018. The Packers emphasized their committment to building a championship-caliber defense by signing free agent defensive lineman Mo Wilkerson in free agency. Wilkerson arrives in Green Bay on a 1 year "prove it" deal. At the top of his game, Wilkerson can be a dominant player. Clay Matthews returns for his 10th season as the leader of this Packers defense. Safety Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix anchors a young secondary with much to prove.

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Posted May 17, 2017

Once again, the Green Bay Packers are a legitimate Super Bowl contender in 2017 and they'll continue to be a perennial contender as long as quarterback Aaron Rodgers remains under center. The future Hall-of-Famer and 2X MVP is widely regarded as the most talented quarterback in the NFL. Rodgers will be surrounded by plenty of weapons in 2017; wide receiver Jordy Nelson is fully healthy and will return as the number one receiver. Flanking Nelson will be breakout star Davonte Adams while Randall Cobb returns as a valuable slot receiver. Next season, the Packers will rely on Ty Montgomery as a full-time running back. Montgomery is a converted wide receiver who brings unique versatility to the position. In the offseason the Packers made an uncharacteristically big free agent signing acquiring tight end Martellus Bennett. Bennett is a unique dual-threat tight end. Bennett's size and speed could take an already elite offense to another level. The Packers offensive line has been a consistently underrated group for years. Although guard TJ Lang left via free agency, the team returns veterans Corey Linsley, David Bakhtiari and Bryan Bulaga. Last season, Bakhtiari was graded as the best pass-blocking left tackle in the NFL by Pro Football Focus. Veteran guard Jhari Evans will replace Lang. 

The most recognizable star for the Packers defense is linebacker Clay Matthews. When healthy, Matthews is the most dynamic playmaker on Green Bay's defense. The Packers went heavy on defense in the 2017 NFL Draft. Look for second round pick, cornerback Kevin King, to be a starter immediately. The Packers also drafted a hybrid linebacker/safety in Josh Jones. Jones will patrol the field in front of Pro-Bowl free safety HaHa Clinton-Dix. The Packers need much improved play from their secondary to make a Super Bowl run in 2017. Pass-rushing OLB Vince Biegel, drafted in the fourth round from Wisconsin, will be used to spell linebackers Nick Perry and Clay Matthews when needed. 

Suites and Special Events: 

Lambeau Field is perhaps the most storied venue in the National Football League. Lambeau Field luxury suites typically accommodate 16-24 people. Suite will also come with VIP parking passes, private access to stadium clubs, and a private entrance. When the weather turns, Lambeau Field suites are a perfect way to experience Packers football in a climate-controlled environment. Suites feature modern designs, updated amenities, and luxurious lounge seating. Whether entertaining for business or pleasure, suites are a fantastic way to experience iconic Lambeau Field. 

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Posted Feb 26, 2015

Offense: The Green Bay Packers were a playoff team in 2016 after winning ten games on the year but 2016 was a bit of a disappointment because the Packers got booted in the second round of the playoffs by the Arizona Cardinals.  Lucky for the Packers they can once again count on future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers.  The two-time MVP had a down year last year for his standards but was still exceptionally successful as he finished with 31 touchdowns and only 8 interceptions.  Rodgers struggles likely stemmed from the fact that All-Pro wide receiver Jordy Nelson tore his ACL at the beginning of the year, but in 2016 Jordy will be back and ready to dominate again.  On the other side of the field, Randall Cobb is also ready to bounce back from a disappointing 2015 season.  The explosive athlete is probably thrilled that Jordy Nelson is back to take on the top cornerbacks in the league this year.  Running back Eddie Lacy also struggled last year because of weight issues and was not nearly as productive as previous seasons.  In fact 2015 was the only season in his career in which Lacy did not reach 1,000 rushing yards.  After working out with P90X creator Tony Horton in the offseason the Alabama product is ripped and ready to tear up NFC North Defenses.  The Packers offensive line has been a steadily great group for years and behind TJ Lang, David Bakhtiari and Josh Sitton it will continue to perform.  Head Coach Mike McCarthy is one of the best offensive minds in the league so it will be exciting to see what he does with this unite. 

Defense: The most recognizable defense star for the Packers is definitely linebacker Clay Matthews.  Matthews has been the face of numerous advertisements but is definitely the heart of this packers defense.  Last year Matthews had to move to inside linebacker after lining up outside the entirety of his career up to last year and he still played very well.  Luckily the Packers have enough linebackers for Matthews to move back outside.  Blake Martinez, a stanford product and 2015 fourth round pick will compete with incumbents Jake Ryan and Sam Barrington.  On the defensive line, consistent star Julius Peppers had another All-Pro season after coming to Green Bay in the offseason.  The former two sport star at North Carolina had 10.5 sacks and put constant pressure on opposing quarterbacks.  The Packers are expecting big things from 2015 first-round draft pick and UCLA product Kenny Clark at defensive tackle who will replace the retired BJ Raji.

Schedule: The Packers play their home games at one of the NFL’s most iconic venues, Lambeau Field. In 2016, the Packers will have a tough home schedule. They host the Oakland Raiders, Detroit Lions, New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys, Chicago Bears, Indianapolis Colts, Houstan Texans, Seattle Seahawks and Minnesota Vikings.

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With Lambeau Field being the most notoriously cold stadium in football, luxury suites are a great way to keep warm and enjoy the game. Lambeau Field suites include: 16-24 tickets, 2 VIP parking passes, private access to stadium and stadium clubs, private suite attendant, climate-controlled environment, premium seating and HDTV’s. A Packers suite is perfect for any occasion. Whether you are hosting clients or employees or enjoying the game with friends and family, a Packers suite will provide you with the ultimate VIP experience. Also in September the Wisconsin Badgers will take on the LSU Tigers at Lambeau Field.

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Posted Apr 24, 2014
The Green Bay Packers are heading back to the frozen tundra at Lambeau Field for the 2014 NFL season. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers will drive the productive Packer offense, while linebacker Clay Matthews will continue to lead the defense. Green Bay won the NFC North in 2013 despite many injuries to their key players. They finished with an 8-7-1 record. If the Packers' weapons can remain healthy all season they are the favorites to win the NFC North once again. This year the Packers will be hosting the New York Jets, Minnesota Vikings, Carolina Panthers, Chicago Bears, Philadelphia Eagles, New England Patriots, Atlanta Falcons and the Detroit Lions. With Lambeau Field being the most notoriously cold stadium in football, luxury suites are a great way to keep warm and enjoy the game. Luxury suites at Lambeau Field include: 16-24 tickets, 2 VIP parking passes, private access to stadium and stadium clubs, private suite attendant, climate-controlled environment, premium seating, HDTV’s.
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