Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame

I wish I could give it more stars but I actually liked the old hall of fame better. This one is rather cramped and the displays are lack-​luster. If you have never been to any of the old hall of fames you may like this. It was okay I would not really recommend it to my friends and family.

If you are a true nfl/​packer fan, the hall of fame is worth it just to see the trophies. They have enough video footage, memorabilia and information posted for you to spend hours. If you are less of a die hard or just have a shorter attention span you may want to opt to just take one of the tours of the stadium instead. The tour guides are awesome (I felt like mine was the quirky grandfather who adorably recounts history in a way that makes it come alive) and they do a good job of educating you while keeping you entertained.

Almost like going into a church or monastery. People talk in hushed voices as they not only look at the trophies but crouch down and quietly discuss the pictures and histories of players pictures mounted on the wall. Perfect for families the day BEFORE a game.

Fuck this place. It’s just an over rated room of drunken fuck jerking off to all the «has beens». For reals Green Bay, get a fucking life.

Closed until April 2015. Due to renovations and a move to the first and second floors on the Atrium at Lambeau Field.
Some stuff, will be on loan to a Neville Museum until it reopens.

This is a super cool place. If you’re a Packer fan, then this is a must see! It’s a self guided tour that has interactive displays. A lot of neat memorabilia. Chronicles the beginning of the franchise until present day and is a truly unique experience.

I live much closer to the NFL Hall of Fame than the Packer Hall of Fame, but had to stop in while in town for a game. I will have to say this is a «don’t miss» stop if you like pro football. While it does not cover the entire league, it captures the spirit of NFL football, from the early 20^th century until today. If you are a Packer fan, this must be as close to heave as you can get. I am not a Packer fan, but I really enjoyed the experience.

FANTASTIC!!!
It doesn’t really matter if you are a Packer fan or not, if you like football you will LOVE this museum. The history behind the Packers far surpasses any other team in the NFL and the Hall of Fame really displays it in a very entertaining manner.
It does take some time if you are going to read every exhibit and take advantage of every picture opportunity, so if you are planning a game day visit, be sure to check the hours and plan at least an extra hour.
I especially liked the Western Union message from the Vikings Bill Boyer to Vince Lombardi, I posted a picture with the message. The Ice Bowl exhibit is a must see and really makes me wonder why the Cowgirls are «America’s Team».
If you’re in Green Bay or the surrounding area this is definitely worth your time!

Went to the packer museum and took the stadium tour. I’ve always rooted for Green Bay — if you’re a fan of any kind of professional sports you have to admire the Packers (and be a little jealous of the city of Green Bay) for a combination of their unique public ownership, small town (population ~100k) feel, and tremendous history going all the way back to 1919.
This is the team that has set a standard all other professional sports franchises should be compared to; but none will ever be able to match up successfully for a variety of historical reasons…
The museum itself is nice and anyone who is a football fan could easily spend a half day exploring the museum. It’s not much of a stretch to say you could spend the entire day there.
The stadium tour is well worth the extra $ 9 or so combined with the museum (10 bucks for an adult).
I could see doing this again — both the museum and the tour — the next time we’re in town.

They leave no question about the History of this Historic Team. I had a wonderful time and they give discounts to ID holding Military members.

25,000 sq ft of greatness… where else can you get this much nostalgia for 10 bucks (and kids under 5 are free!)? With such a rich history, you can spend all day in here. They have cool interactive displays and great eye candy everywhere you look. We spent about 6 hours here and then went outside to watch the end of football practice, only to be treated to up close encounters with the real pros, signing autographs, visiting with fans, and riding kids’ bikes across the parking lots.

I’m the first to admit I know very little about football. But growing up, the Packers were one of the few teams my family paid any attention to. The Hall of Fame was informative, interactive, interesting and most importantly it didn’t take all damn day. It would be a good place to walk children through and make it an all day thing with lunch at Curly’s Pub and a tour of the stadium.

If you can’t attend a game, or have some additional time to spend at the field, do check out the Hall of Fame.
Talk a walk through the history of the best damned football team around! Visit a replica of Vince Lombardi’s office and watch old videos. Try making a Lambeau Leap! And most importantly, gaze upon the four beautiful Lombardi Trophies.
Great tour for the decent price of $ 10.

Great museum additionally.

There is no other team that has a Hall of Fame just for their team and no other team really deserves one except for the Green Bay Packers.
The HOF is located at Lambeau Field and is filled with Packer memorabilia. It has everything from Western Union telegrams sent to Lombardi after he won his first championship (even one from George Halas, bear fans!), a place to practice your Lambeau Leap, play area for the kids, a replica of Lombardis office, numerous NFL films to watch, and of course, the 3 Vince Lombardi trophies from Super Bowls I, II, and XXXI.
I know I must sound biased because, after all, I am a Packer fan, but the HOF is a great place to visit if you love the game of football! It is open on game days and during the off season, so if you ever find yourself in Green Bay make sure you stop by and relive the glory days of Americas team!