Oh, forgot about that one. Used to be a decent restaurant in that neighborhood. Spacing on the name right now. also a good super club across the street from the cemetery IIRC
Oh, forgot about that one. Used to be a decent restaurant in that neighborhood. Spacing on the name right now. also a good super club across the street from the cemetery IIRC
How did it go? What a great game to see for your first!Hey guys!
I'm a Packers fan from Germany and the match on Monday will be my first in Green Bay.
Can you recommend a street where I can park my car for free? It would be okay for me to walk a little bit and to be early at Lambeau.
Thanks!
How did it go? What a great game to see for your first!
It wasn't cold so no it wasn't the weather. Exciting games people stand. Preseason games is when people sit mostly. Or the blowouts.So it was pretty amazing. Is it usual that Pack fans are standing or was it because of the cold weather?
You have kids?The info is fantastic I am going to my first ever game at Lambeau, I saw a lot of restaurant info what about nice hotels, I want to be in Green Bay for a week, any suggestions near the the stadium and walking distance? Thanks
Thank youYou have kids?
Only 2 places I know about. Tundra lodge. It has an indoor water park. Northern theme is nice.
There is also a marriot that is nice.
Pretty sure you need to book 10 .minutes after the football schedule comes out.
Stewie, most everyone is already responding to your thread about this.Hello,
I hope this is the right place to post. Feel free to delete if not. I’m a Packers fan from Australia. My wife and I were hoping to experience tailgating and we’re hoping some locals could help us out. However, we have tricky dietary issues, as I can’t have dairy, onion or garlic (yes, I’m a cheesehead who can’t have dairy) and my wife is a coeliac (she’s gluten free). Does anybody have any ideas for me or are we likely to struggle to have the tailgating experience?
Thanks for any information in advance,
Stewart
Are you driving?
Going thru milwaukee?Yes. I'll take about a week to just drive wherever I'd like in Wisconsin, especially the northeast.
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Hi guys,
I am planning a trip to Green Bay for Panthers match. Looking at doing a stadium tour and the hall of fame the next day before my flight. Problem is, I'd need to bring a large backpack with me for the stadium tour as time will at best be reasonably tight for getting to the airport, and I won't have a car. Is this going to stop me doing the stadium tour? Or entering the stadium at all? Or is there somewhere I can store it nearby on non-matchdays? Bear in mind this will be November 11th, which is Vet's Day and so a public holiday meaning I can't be sure if local businesses who may normally be willing to offer luggage storage will be open.
I will find a way to do the tour no matter what, but this seemingly small problem could trip me up in a big way if I haven't worked out a solution before I book up. As it stands I am unable to find a concrete solution that isn't silly expensive, time consuming (and I'll be short on time as it is), or both.
This is the final piece (literally, I'm going home to Britain that evening) in the jigsaw of a trip I am very much looking forward to. Any insider knowledge or suggestions welcome.
Scott.
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