The tour is one of the best values for your ticket price you will find anywhere. Absolutely get the legendary tour, the marginal price increase compared to what you get to see and do is well worth it. This truly is more than a stadium, but a functioning event center for the community. Fantastic experience with the tour guides and will recommend to anyone who will listen.

We took the Legendary tour and it was awesome…so much history and everything in the stadium was so clean. Some of the highlights were the premium boxes, scoreboard/roof top, press box and going through the tunnel. The 2 gentlemen were a wealth of information, entertaining and knowledgable! We took frequent rest periods and were able to sit in a few spots, which was helpful, as I tire easily and was worried about all the walking, but I had no problem. The next day we went to the Packer/Lion game and the stadium was full. We rented the cushion seats, just inside the atrium door and were happy they had seat backs, too. People were friendly and kind, even when we (Lions) won! Will be back.

We opted for the 55 minute tour and it was perfect for our family. Really enjoyed hearing the history of the Packers, see the art work, and checking out the field. Great activity when visiting Green Bay!

Always a good time in Titletown! We shopped at the pro shop and ate at the 1919 restaurant, named after the year of the Packers founding. Good food, a little slow on the service. Due to the slow service our drinks were comped, which was nice.

Lambeau stadium offers many tours, from the stadium tour to the Hall of Fame museum. Want to visit the downtown area? They have a trolley tour. Expect to spends at least an hour in the Pro Shop. And when you finish shopping, enjoy a beer with a meal at 1919 Kitchen restaurant. If you happen to be there on game day, the tailgaters are worth the visit.

We enjoyed our experience at the last game of the year. A few issues we identified were as follows. Food is extremely overpriced!! Small crappy pizza for $25 come on. So eat before you go!! Of course beer was over priced also but that seems common among all stadiums. The atrium area of Lambeau is spacious, but could use another 100 chairs or so. Our biggest issue was the steps going up to row 44 Section 115. Those of us whom have knee issues, the stairs are to tall between steps. Thus making it handicap inaccessible if you have leg or foot issues.

While visiting Wisconsin, we took a tour of Lambeau Field, and it was fantastic! Rick was our tour guide, and he engaged everyone immediately with his energy, his knowledge, and his passion for the Packers. I am, personally, not a big football fan, and being from California, my husband is a 49er fan, but our friends are from Wisconsin and are big Packer fans and wanted to do the tour. I have to say, that I loved every minute of it. I loved the tradition and the history and the beautiful field. I admit that I teared up a few times listening to Rick tell the stories of the team. I just loved the entire experience and will never forget it.

Highlight of our trip to Green Bay. Not a Cheese Head but do watch the odd NFL game, but had never been to any NFL venues. We did the Champions Tour and would highly recommend. Tour guides were very knowledgeable and personable, and did a great job sharing the story of the community owned Packers. Running onto the field through the players tunnel to the sound of crowd (even though it was a recording) was a thrill.

We took the Legendary tour and thoroughly enjoyed it! Kelly was our tour guide and he was very informative and had a good sense of humor. Honestly, I went on the tour because my husband wanted to see Lambeau Field and take the tour. I personally am not a big sports fan, BUT, I ended up finding the tour very interesting and the views of Lambeau Field were stunning! You can take as many photos as you'd like along the tour. You can carry a water bottle, but no food allowed during the tour.

I took the Legendary Tour plus the Hall of Fame. This was a really great experience! The main tour guide Dan and backup guide Ron were top notch. It was a polished presentation, but also very friendly and helpful. The facility is beautifully designed, with so many meaningful details. In the version of the tour I took, we went to every level of the stadium, including the basement and roof. A big highlight was walking out of the Packers' tunnel out onto the field level (no stepping on the grass!). We got to sit in the media booth, visit some of the luxury suites, sit in seats in the stadium, etc. Dan had us yell GO PACK GO! together from one end of the stadium, and we heard it echo back to us. The Hall of Fame was filled with interesting info and memorabilia. Visiting the legendary Frozen Tundra was fun, but also moving. I really think that even if you're not a huge football fan, you'd enjoy this tour. I would definitely do it again! (And let's not talk about how much I spent at the absolutely massive Packer Pro Shop!)