How Much Are Frozen Tundra Faceoff Tickets at Lambeau?

The Green Bay Packers put tickets on sale Friday for the Travel Wisconsin Frozen Tundra Faceoff, a college hockey doubleheader at Lambeau Field on Saturday, Feb. 20, 2027. In a Packers ticket notice, the club said sales are mobile only through Ticketmaster, with pricing starting at $40 plus fees and an all-in price of $45.77 per ticket.

One ticket covers both games, and every person, including children, needs a ticket. If you are building a Wisconsin winter weekend around the event, pair the Lambeau date with a family stay at Great Wolf Lodge Wisconsin Dells rather than guessing at last-minute lodging in Titletown.

Tickets Are Mobile Only Through Ticketmaster

The Packers said tickets are available exclusively online at Ticketmaster.com. There is no box-office walk-up plan in the Friday notice. The all-in figure of $45.77 is the number you should budget per person, not the $40 starting price, because Ticketmaster’s posted total already folds in taxes and fees.

Buy only through that official path. Secondary listings for a February stadium hockey date will show up fast, and the club’s own notice does not validate resale. Keep the confirmation email. Parking instructions will go to ticketholders later, so a purchase today does not yet include a lot pass.

Presale access ran at 10 a.m. on September 9, Fox 11 reported when the event was announced. Friday is the general public on-sale. If the cheapest rows are gone, the all-in floor may sit above $45.77. Check the live Ticketmaster map rather than screenshots from the announcement week.

One Ticket Covers Both Hockey Games

A single ticket is valid for the women’s game and the men’s game. That is a doubleheader pass, not a choice of one match. All individuals, regardless of age, need a ticket for admittance, the Packers said. A lap child is not a free entry.

Fox 11 said the women’s game will be first, with Wisconsin facing Ohio State, followed by the men’s game against Michigan. Puck-drop times are not in the Friday notice. Plan a full afternoon and evening at the stadium until the club publishes a schedule. Leaving after the first game wastes the ticket you already paid for the second.

The last hockey game at Lambeau Field was Feb. 11, 2006, when Wisconsin’s men beat Ohio State 4-2 in front of 40,890 fans, Fox 11 reported. This is the first college hockey date there in 20 years. Treat it as a stadium event with hockey sightlines, not a drop-in Kohl Center night.

Lower Seats Sit Closer With a Narrower Ice View

A temporary rink will be centered on the football field. Because Lambeau’s bowl is built for football, the Packers warned that viewing angles will vary. Lower-bowl seats sit closer to the players and feel more intense, but the lower angle can hide parts of the ice. Higher seats give a fuller view of the rink.

That is the real seating decision, not the usual 50-yard-line instinct. If you want to see both nets and the full sheet, pay for height. If you want to hear the boards and watch line changes up close, take the lower bowl and accept a partial view. The Friday notice is explicit on that tradeoff. Do not assume a “better” football seat is a better hockey seat.

The rink setup also means some familiar Lambeau landmarks will sit farther from the play than they do on Sundays. Study the Ticketmaster map against the club’s warning before you click. A cheap lower corner that is perfect for football can be a poor hockey angle.

Wisconsin Faces Ohio State and Michigan on Feb. 20

The women’s matchup is a rematch of recent national-title games. Fox 11 noted that Wisconsin and Ohio State have met in the last four NCAA championships, with Wisconsin winning three, and that the two programs have combined to win the past seven national titles. The men’s game is a Big Ten rivalry: Wisconsin and Michigan have combined for 15 NCAA championships, the station reported.

Packers President and CEO Ed Policy called it a chance to experience hockey at Lambeau and bring a winter event to Green Bay. Wisconsin Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers said the Faceoff is meant to turn hockey fans into Wisconsin fans. Governor Tony Evers framed it as a Midwest draw for Green Bay businesses. Those are the travel stakes: hotel nights, meals, and a Saturday in Titletown in February.

Fox 11 cited an estimated $15 million economic impact, compared with about $21 million for a Packers game. That figure is an organizer estimate, not a ticket-price promise. For visitors, it is a signal that Green Bay will be busy that weekend. Book lodging when you buy tickets, not after the puck-drop times drop.

Parking and Puck-Drop Times Come Later

The Packers said parking details will be announced to ticketholders in the coming weeks. Watch the email tied to the Ticketmaster account. Do not assume a regular-season Packers parking pass works for Feb. 20. Do not assume street parking in the neighborhood will be simple in a Wisconsin February.

Puck-drop times and broadcast channels are also still to come. Until those post, keep the full day clear and avoid same-day flights that land in Green Bay or Appleton with no slack. February weather can erase a tight connection. If you need a backup indoor plan for kids the night before, the Dells water-park lodge is the Wisconsin page already in this story.

Further event information will be announced soon, the club said. Recheck packers.com and your Ticketmaster account before you lock nonrefundable hotels. The on-sale is the decision today. The seating map and the all-in price are the facts you can act on now.