Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers: Week 10 Game Guide (2026)

Getting There

• Green Bay Metro free Packers gameday routes

  Best fit for fans who want a free transit option to the stadium area and do not want to deal with postgame parking traffic.

  The Packers say Green Bay Metro runs four free gameday routes for all Packers home games. Service starts four hours before kickoff and continues for about one hour after the game, or until 4:30 p.m. following a noon game. Buses leave Lambeau every 30 minutes.

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• Green Bay Metro Route 8 and Route 9

  Useful if you are trying to reach the Lambeau/Titletown area on a weekday or Saturday before the game day window.

  The Packers and Green Bay Metro identify the free Green Line Route 8 and Gold Line Route 9 as pregame access options near Lambeau/Titletown. Green Bay Metro’s route guide says Packers game-day routes and Routes 8 and 9 are free.

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• Lamers bus service

  Good for fans coming from the Green Bay area and beyond who want a fee-based ride and do not want to self-drive.

  The Packers’ A-Z guide says Lamers offers fee-based service from the Green Bay area and beyond. The source does not give a game-specific departure point or reservation rule here, so fans should check the operator for the exact trip they need.

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• Rideshare pickup and drop-off

  Best for fans who are being dropped off or planning a postgame pickup away from the tightest congestion.

  For arriving rideshare drivers, the Packers suggest the corner of Mike McCarthy Way and Holmgren Way. For drop-off, the recommended point is the corner of Shadow Ln and Frank St, with police help crossing into the parking lot. The same area is not a recommended postgame pickup zone because of heavy congestion.

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Parking

• Season parking lots surrounding Lambeau Field

  The Packers say all spaces in the lots surrounding Lambeau Field are sold out to season parking pass holders. That means fans without a pass should not count on these lots for game-day parking.

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• PMI reserved parking and Lot 15

  For individual games, PMI sells nearby reserved parking. The Packers also say a limited number of Lot 15 passes may be pre-purchased; Lot 15 is in Titletown and tailgating is not permitted there. All pre-sold passes are digital and must be shown on a mobile phone on gameday.

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• Accessible parking in Lots 4 and 7

  Non-reserved cashless parking for guests with disabilities is available first come, first served in Lot 4 off Lombardi Avenue and Lot 7 off Valley View Road. Season pass holders needing accessible parking are directed to accessible stalls in their assigned lot, also first come, first served.

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• Residential street parking

  The Packers say free parking is available on many residential streets within walking distance of the stadium. Fans should treat that as general area parking, not a guaranteed space or reserved assignment.

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Game Day Timeline

1. Typical: 6 hours before kickoff

   Ticket office opens for later starts

   For games starting at 6 p.m. or later, the main ticket office opens six hours before kickoff. Will call is handled there and closes at halftime.

2. Typical: 5 hours before kickoff

   Seating areas open

   Lambeau’s standard game-day timeline says all seating areas open five hours before kickoff.

3. Typical: 4 hours before kickoff

   Ticket office opens for noon to 3:30 p.m. starts; transit begins

   The ticket office opens four hours before kickoff for 12 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. starts. The Packers also say their free gameday bus routes begin four hours before kickoff.

4. Typical: 3 hours before kickoff

   Parking lots and Johnsonville Tailgate Village open

   Parking lots open three hours before kickoff. Johnsonville Tailgate Village also opens three hours before kickoff and stays open until kickoff.

5. Typical: 2 hours before kickoff

   All stadium gates open

   All stadium gates open two hours before kickoff. The Packers say early entry includes access to the Atrium, ticket office, 1919 Kitchen & Tap, Pro Shop and Hall of Fame for ticketed guests only during the early window.

Tailgates & Pregame

• Official Vikings Event

  Recurring option: Johnsonville Tailgate Village

  Location: East side of the parking lot at Lambeau Field

  Starts: 3 hours before kickoff

  The Packers identify this as the venue-controlled tailgate area on game day. It opens three hours before kickoff and stays open until kickoff.

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Stadium Tips

• Bring a mobile ticket and a charged phone

  The Packers say fans should be ready with mobile tickets in a digital wallet or barcode form on a charged phone. This is the cleanest way to avoid entry problems at the gate.

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• Expect cashless transactions

  Lambeau Field is fully cashless on both gamedays and nongamedays. Plan to pay by card or digital wallet for anything inside the stadium.

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• Use the metal-detector entry process

  Fans will go through walk-through metal detectors. The Packers say to keep items in hand rather than emptying them like airport screening.

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• Know the bag and item rules

  Bags and belongings may be searched, and refusal means denied entry. Firearms and other weapons are prohibited on the property, including the parking lot. Small cameras, binoculars and cell phones are allowed if carried loosely; bulky seat backs and pads are allowed only if 18 inches wide or less and without pockets, zippers or concealable areas.

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• Accessibility entry and seating options

  All gates are accessible. The Special Exceptions Gate is on the northeast side near the Ticket Office for fans who need more private or discreet screening. Wheelchair users may move through all gates, Atrium businesses, concourses, restrooms and non-seating areas, but wheelchair and companion tickets are required to view the game from a wheelchair seating location.

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