Lambeau Field will honor military members and veterans Sunday as the Packers host the Vikings for a Salute to Service game. Ceremonies include recognition of seven TAPS families, a veteran’s national anthem performance, a military flyover and an on-field enlistment oath. Kickoff is at noon, with gates opening at 10 a.m.

By the Numbers
  • 7 TAPS families will be honored before the game.
  • More than 100 enlistees will take the Oath of Enlistment at halftime.
  • 4 F-15E aircraft are scheduled for the flyover.
  • Parking lots open at 8 a.m.; stadium gates open at 10 a.m.; kickoff is at noon.
State of Play
  • Pregame tributes include U.S. Marine Corps veteran Brad Selman and national anthem performer JP Lane, a double amputee and Purple Heart veteran.
  • Fans can visit the Atrium for TAPS stories and the Packers Sensory Activation Vehicle.
  • Lambeau Field is cashless, requires clear bags no larger than 12" × 6" × 12", and uses walk-through metal detectors at every gate.
What's Next

Fans should have mobile tickets ready, plan for cashless purchases and arrive with time for security screening. Parking and the Atrium open at 8 a.m.; there is no exit and re-entry for afternoon games.

Bottom Line

Sunday’s game pairs a Packers-Vikings matchup with a broad tribute to service members and veterans. Arriving early will help fans take part in the ceremonies and get through stadium entry smoothly.