Saturday night brought the annual Packers Family Night at Lambeau Field. While it started decades ago as an actual scrimmage between the offense and the defense, it is now considered a Training Camp practice. Here are a few shots of the stadium a couple of hours before the evening’s activities started.
We did not buy a seat until about a week and a half before the event, when they only had single seats available before it sold out. We were able to get a seat on the Associated Bank Club Level — for the same price as a seat in the stadium bowl.
Here’s a look at the Club Level, with individual private suites.
Between every two suites, there are doors going out into the stadium Club Level seats.
Above and below, some of the graphics up on the Club Level in the south end zone.
One of the standing areas on the Club Level, where you can get some food and refreshments and watch the game from a different vantage point.
More Club Level graphics.
The stairs going down to our Club Level outdoor seats. These seats have a backrest, arms, and a cup holder — for a $325 per game ticket price. In comparison, our end zone seats on the original stadium aluminum benches go for $109 per game ticket price.
Above and following, some views as the stadium was filling up.
The view of the field from our seat.
Lambeau Field “in the gloaming.”
A nice panoramic view of the evening.
Following the activities on the field, it was time to cap off the evening with fireworks and laser light show.
Hope you enjoyed “the show.”
