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Club Overview
The Green Bay Packers were founded in 1919 by Earl “Curly” Lambeau, sponsored by the meatpacking company he worked for, the Indian Packing Company — the source of the team’s name. Including the Vince Lombardi coaching era, the club has won 13 league championships overall, the most in NFL history, four of them since the Super Bowl era began.
The Green Bay Packers are an NFC North franchise based in Green Bay, Wisconsin, one of the NFL’s greatest with four Super Bowl titles (part of a league-record 13 total championships). They also hold the unique status of being the only fan-owned franchise among America’s four major pro sports leagues.
Seating Guide
Lambeau Field is the NFL’s oldest active stadium, nicknamed the “Frozen Tundra” for games played in brutal cold.
Tickets
Official tickets are at packers.com. With 147,000 people on the season-ticket waitlist, new season tickets are essentially unobtainable, making resale platforms the realistic route for single-game tickets.
Food Guide
Sports bars cluster within a block of the stadium, alongside the unique tradition of residents renting out their own front lawns as parking.
Cheer Culture
The “Cheesehead” hat began in 1987 when Ralph Bruno made a foam hat with holes burned in to resemble Swiss cheese. The word itself was originally a mocking term for Wisconsinites, which fans reclaimed with pride. The “Lambeau Leap” — first performed by LeRoy Butler on December 26, 1993, when he jumped into the stands after a touchdown — is another beloved Lambeau Field tradition.