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Green Bay Packers season ticket prices for 2026 will increase between $4 and $22 per game for Lambeau Field bowl seats.
Last year, the Packers increased prices $7 to $21.
The Packers will host nine home games this season, assuming one of those games is not assigned to an international game. The NFL named host teams for eight of its record nine international games this season, with a host team for Madrid still unannounced.
The Packers said they do not anticipate being named a host team this season. They could still be a visiting team against the Lions in Munich, the Saints in Paris or possibly in Madrid if one of their road opponents is named host for that game.
Seven of their nine home games will go to Green package ticket holders, one more regular-season game than normal. Gold package ticket holders will get two regular-season games and the single home preseason game.
Price increases for regular-season games range from 2.8% to 11%, slightly less than last season's range of 4.8% to 12%. Green packages will cost from $1,001 to $1,526, depending on seat location. Gold packages will be from $357 to $545.
Packers home opponents this year include the Chicago Bears, Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, Atlanta Falcons, Dallas Cowboys, Carolina Panthers, Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills and Houston Texans.
The NFL will release its schedule in early May, after the annual players draft, which will be April 23-25 in Pittsburgh. Gold package always is assigned the second and fifth home games.
The team did not reveal its average ticket price, but said it is near the middle of the league in an effort to balance fans' desires for lower prices and the insistence by league opponents that with a waiting list of more than 155,000, the Packers should charge more. Visiting teams share ticket revenue.
“Our overall average ticket price, which includes general bowl and premium seating components, is expected to be near the middle of the NFL’s pricing,” said Packers President and CEO Ed Policy in a letter to season-ticket holders. “This is the benchmark we aim for to represent a great value for the top-rated Lambeau Field gameday experience, to remain competitive among NFL clubs and to perform as a good business partner leaguewide in terms of shared ticket revenue.”
Invoices are available to view and pay online. Paper copies of invoices will be mailed to season-ticket holders the week of March 2. Payment is due by March 31. The season ticket renewal rate normally is more than 99%.
As reported earlier, the Packers continued a process they started several years ago to not renew season tickets of accounts that sold 100% of their tickets for regular-season games for multiple years. Those tickets will be offered to fans on the waiting list.
More: Packers warn season ticket holders: Attend games or lose tickets
More: Munich, Paris, Madrid still possible for Packers' international game
Green package tickets (Seven regular-season games):
Gold package tickets (two regular-season games, one preseason game):
The Packers will continue the Brown County lottery, the random drawing of names for single-game tickets for county residents. The drawing started after the county agreed to pay a 0.5% sales tax to help fund the renovation of Lambeau Field in 2003. The drawing includes 2,000 seats per home game.
The drawing will be held later. Fans can sign up at packers.com/browncounty or by going to the Packers ticket office, the Packers Pro Shop or the guest services desk in the Lambeau Field Atrium. Registration is accepted throughout the year.
Fans can sign up for the Pay As We Play option for playoff games. The Packers could host as many as three home playoff games, although one or two is most likely. By registering for Pay As We Play, ticket holders commit to buying tickets for all home playoff games but are charged for them only as the team qualifies for each.
By registering online for Pay As We Play, both Green and Gold package ticket holders can lock in special pricing for a possible wild card home game. Those special ticket prices, which range from $137 to $209, are lower than their respective regular-season prices.
Green package holders have the first right of refusal on seat locations for the playoffs and are asked to commit by Aug. 7. Gold package holders who register by Aug. 7 will be placed in a drawing and, if selected, randomly assigned seats not used by the Green package holders.
Premium seat prices, such as club seats and suites, are set per client contracts. Information regarding those prices was mailed to premium seat ticket holders.
Contact Richard Ryman at [email protected]. Follow him on X at @RichRymanPG and on Instagram at @rrymanPG.
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Green Bay Packers raise ticket prices for 2026 season
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Last year, the Packers increased prices $7 to $21.
The Packers will host nine home games this season, assuming one of those games is not assigned to an international game. The NFL named host teams for eight of its record nine international games this season, with a host team for Madrid still unannounced.
The Packers said they do not anticipate being named a host team this season. They could still be a visiting team against the Lions in Munich, the Saints in Paris or possibly in Madrid if one of their road opponents is named host for that game.
Seven of their nine home games will go to Green package ticket holders, one more regular-season game than normal. Gold package ticket holders will get two regular-season games and the single home preseason game.
Price increases for regular-season games range from 2.8% to 11%, slightly less than last season's range of 4.8% to 12%. Green packages will cost from $1,001 to $1,526, depending on seat location. Gold packages will be from $357 to $545.
Packers home opponents this year include the Chicago Bears, Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, Atlanta Falcons, Dallas Cowboys, Carolina Panthers, Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills and Houston Texans.
The NFL will release its schedule in early May, after the annual players draft, which will be April 23-25 in Pittsburgh. Gold package always is assigned the second and fifth home games.
The team did not reveal its average ticket price, but said it is near the middle of the league in an effort to balance fans' desires for lower prices and the insistence by league opponents that with a waiting list of more than 155,000, the Packers should charge more. Visiting teams share ticket revenue.
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“Our overall average ticket price, which includes general bowl and premium seating components, is expected to be near the middle of the NFL’s pricing,” said Packers President and CEO Ed Policy in a letter to season-ticket holders. “This is the benchmark we aim for to represent a great value for the top-rated Lambeau Field gameday experience, to remain competitive among NFL clubs and to perform as a good business partner leaguewide in terms of shared ticket revenue.”
Invoices are available to view and pay online. Paper copies of invoices will be mailed to season-ticket holders the week of March 2. Payment is due by March 31. The season ticket renewal rate normally is more than 99%.
Packers reclaim some tickets to sell to waiting list
As reported earlier, the Packers continued a process they started several years ago to not renew season tickets of accounts that sold 100% of their tickets for regular-season games for multiple years. Those tickets will be offered to fans on the waiting list.
More: Packers warn season ticket holders: Attend games or lose tickets
More: Munich, Paris, Madrid still possible for Packers' international game
Packers ticket prices
Green package tickets (Seven regular-season games):
- South end zone, 700 level — $143 per game for regular season for a total cost of $1,001. Last season, seats were $69 for preseason, $139 for regular season, total cost $903.
- End zone seats — $155 for regular season for a total cost of $1,085. Last season, seats were $73 for preseason, $146 for regular season, total cost of $949.
- South end zone, 600 level — $157 for regular season for a total cost of $1,099. Seats were $77 for preseason, $152 regular season, total cost $989.
- End zone to 20-yard line — $183 for regular season for a total cost of $1,281. Last season seats were $85 preseason, $169 regular season, total cost $1,099.
- Between the 20-yard lines — $218 for regular season for a total cost of $1,526. Last season seats were $99 preseason, $196 regular season, total cost $1,275.
Gold package tickets (two regular-season games, one preseason game):
- South end zone, 700 level — $71 for preseason, $143 for regular season for a total cost of $357. Seats were $69 for preseason, $139 for regular season, total cost $347.
- End zone seats — $77 for preseason, $155 for regular season for a total cost of $387. Seats were $73 for preseason, $146 for regular season, total cost $365.
- South end zone, 600 level — $79 for preseason, $157 for regular season for a total cost of $393. Seats were $77 for preseason, $152 regular season, total cost $381.
- End zone to 20-yard line — $92 for preseason, $183 for regular season for a total cost of $458. Seats were $85 preseason, $169 regular season, total cost $423.
- Between the 20-yard lines — $109 for preseason, $218 for regular season for a total cost of $545. Seats were $99 preseason, $196 regular season, total cost $491.
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Around the league
- The Chicago Bearsannounced a 13.5% average ticket price hike. Some seats experienced higher increases. It is the third consecutive season of rate hikes for the Bears, who increased prices by an average 10% in 2025 and 8% in 2024.
- The Detroit Lions said they would keep ticket prices flat for 2026, after two years of hefty hikes.
- The New Orleans Saintswill not raise ticket prices for the 2026 season.
- The Denver Broncos raised prices an average 9%. The Broncos waiting list is 107,000.
- The Washington Commanders raised prices an average of just less than 9%. The largest increase was 16%
- The New York Jets raised prices an average 3.5%, although increases for the better seats in MetLife Stadium were considerably higher.
Brown County single-game drawing continues
The Packers will continue the Brown County lottery, the random drawing of names for single-game tickets for county residents. The drawing started after the county agreed to pay a 0.5% sales tax to help fund the renovation of Lambeau Field in 2003. The drawing includes 2,000 seats per home game.
The drawing will be held later. Fans can sign up at packers.com/browncounty or by going to the Packers ticket office, the Packers Pro Shop or the guest services desk in the Lambeau Field Atrium. Registration is accepted throughout the year.
Fans can sign up for Pay As We Play playoff game option
Fans can sign up for the Pay As We Play option for playoff games. The Packers could host as many as three home playoff games, although one or two is most likely. By registering for Pay As We Play, ticket holders commit to buying tickets for all home playoff games but are charged for them only as the team qualifies for each.
By registering online for Pay As We Play, both Green and Gold package ticket holders can lock in special pricing for a possible wild card home game. Those special ticket prices, which range from $137 to $209, are lower than their respective regular-season prices.
Green package holders have the first right of refusal on seat locations for the playoffs and are asked to commit by Aug. 7. Gold package holders who register by Aug. 7 will be placed in a drawing and, if selected, randomly assigned seats not used by the Green package holders.
Premium seat prices, such as club seats and suites, are set per client contracts. Information regarding those prices was mailed to premium seat ticket holders.
Contact Richard Ryman at [email protected]. Follow him on X at @RichRymanPG and on Instagram at @rrymanPG.
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Green Bay Packers raise ticket prices for 2026 season
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