Green Bay Packers 2025 Lambeau home-game tickets start at $147, New York Post finds

Ticket prices for the Green Bay Packers’ 2025 home games at Lambeau Field start at $147, the New York Post reported Thursday, with prices on the secondary market varying by opponent and date. The findings come as the Packers, 1-0 after a 27-13 season-opening win over the Detroit Lions, prepare to host the Washington Commanders on Thursday, Sept. 11 at 7:15 p.m.

The Post’s survey of available listings on Vivid Seats showed the lowest price for any single Lambeau game at $147, including fees. Other reported starting prices for listed matchups ranged from $188 to $338, depending on the opponent and timing. At the time of publication, the prices listed by the Post were $147 for Commanders vs. Packers (Sept. 11), $338 for Bengals vs. Packers (Oct. 12), $234 for Panthers vs. Packers (Nov. 2), $295 for Eagles vs. Packers (Nov. 10), $289 for Vikings vs. Packers (Nov. 23), $264 for Bears vs. Packers (Dec. 7) and $188 for Ravens vs. Packers (date TBD). The Post noted all prices are in U.S. dollars and subject to change.

Coach Matt LaFleur described the Commanders as “one of the top offenses in the game” in a Sept. 9 news conference, citing weapons such as Terry McLaurin, Deebo Samuel, Zach Ertz and quarterback Jayden Daniels. The teams last met in October 2022, when Green Bay mounted a fourth-quarter comeback but fell 23-21. For the 2025 season, oddsmakers listed the Packers as three-point favorites for the Sept. 11 matchup.

The Post report highlighted Vivid Seats as the source for resale prices and noted the platform’s 100% buyer guarantee, which promises secure transactions and ticket delivery before events. The article also warned that Vivid Seats is a secondary-market platform and that prices may be above or below face value depending on demand.

Beyond the Commanders, Lambeau’s 2025 home slate includes several high-profile games that could affect pricing and demand. The Packers host the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football on Nov. 10, welcome NFC North rival Minnesota on Nov. 23, and are scheduled to face the Baltimore Ravens at Lambeau on a date yet to be determined. The team’s full home schedule and listed start times were provided in the Post story.

The Packers’ reported Week 1 win over the Lions was highlighted in the Post roundup, which noted contributions from defensive playmakers and referenced what the article described as the beginning of the “Micah Parsons era,” citing a sack, stop and a forced turnover attributed to Parsons in that game. LaFleur’s remarks and the game outcome were included to provide context ahead of the team’s return to Lambeau.

For fans planning to attend multiple games or traveling to road contests, the Post also listed Green Bay’s 2025 away schedule, which includes trips to Cleveland (Sept. 21), Dallas (Sept. 28), Arizona (Oct. 19), Pittsburgh (Oct. 26), New York Giants (Nov. 16), Detroit (Nov. 27), Denver (Dec. 14), Chicago (Dec. 20) and a Minnesota game at U.S. Bank Stadium with a date to be determined.

Television coverage for Packers games in 2025 will follow the NFL’s network allocations, with most NFC regular-season games on Fox, Sunday Night Football on NBC (and Peacock), Monday Night Football on ESPN (and sometimes ABC), and Thursday Night Football streaming on Amazon Prime Video. The Post story noted that Packers games will also appear on ABC, CBS and the NFL Network on select dates.

The Post piece included brief ancillary coverage of area events and venues, noting several major concerts scheduled near Green Bay this fall. The report was written by Matt Levy of the New York Post, and the article cautioned that ticket deals can expire and prices may fluctuate between publication and purchase.

All price figures and scheduling details in the Post report were presented as subject to change. Fans seeking tickets were advised to check current resale listings and official team resources for up-to-date availability and official game times.