At present the seating capacity of Lambeau Field is 81,441 - second only to New York’s MetLife Stadium (82,500). It was 73,094 in 2003; 65,290 to 66,110 in 2002; 60,890 in 2001; 32,154 in 1957 (original seating).
Featuring the only true “retro” look in the entire league, Lambeau Field through the redevelopment and recent expansion has maintained its heart – the original seating bowl.
The same hallowed ground where many of the NFL’s greatest moments have transpired continues to exist, a setting in which current players will create incredible memories in future years. Even with the changes over the past 15 years, Lambeau maintains its nostalgic and intimate feel with totally unobstructed sightlines.
Permeated by history, tradition and mystique, the view from inside can be awe-inspiring.
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