Green Bay Reporter

With the NFL Draft set to begin in nine days in Green Bay, construction at the site has moved to a new phase, leading to more road closures and changes in parking arrangements. While the public parking lots at Lambeau Field and Titletown are largely shut, the Lambeau Field Atrium and area businesses remain accessible. Visitors can find parking south of Brookwood Drive near Titletown or in the Lombardi Time Square lot.

Pedestrian pathways from these lots are open, allowing access to Titletown and the Atrium. Businesses in Titletown can also be reached via Lombardi Avenue and Ridge Road or the West Premium Entry by Ariens Hill.

Road closures expanded further on Sunday, with South Ridge Road closed from the north of Lodge Kohler to Lombardi Avenue and the eastbound lanes of Lombardi Avenue between Marlee Lane and Holmgren Way.

Local businesses remain accessible to the community during the closures. "Please inquire with individual businesses about their hours of operation between now and the Draft," a statement advises. Parking lots for Kroll's, Lodge Kohler, and Bellin Health remain open, but access is limited to approach from southern or eastern routes. The closures will shut Titletown’s Football Field, Shopko Optical Playground, and 46 Below until April 24.

Upcoming closures include the closure of westbound lanes of Lombardi Avenue between Marlee and Holmgren on April 19, and final closures beginning April 23, which include a detour around South Ridge Road and Mike McCarthy Way. Local businesses will still be open, despite through traffic restrictions.

Maps detailing traffic adjustments can be found at greenbay.com/draft25/transportation/#Road-Closures. Adjusted hours for Lambeau Field Atrium businesses are available, including the Packers Pro Shop, Hall of Fame, and Stadium Tours. These will mirror the NFL Draft's schedule from April 24, noting that 1919 Kitchen & Tap will close for a private event on April 24 and no official Stadium Tours until April 29.

Fans should register via the NFL OnePass app or at NFL.com/DraftAccess for free entry to the 2025 NFL Draft and accompanying activities. OnePass will provide details on interactive experiences, updates, and the chance to win prizes. The NFL Draft Experience will feature exhibits, player meet-and-greets, family zones, and food and culture highlights.

The NFL Draft Theater will be the focal point for team selections, situated on the stadium's east and northeast sides. The live screenings and activities create a dynamic setting for attendees, with entertainment including a drone show and concert series, with the headlining act announcement forthcoming.

Broadcasts of the NFL Draft will air live on several networks, including NFL Network and ESPN, with streaming available through NFL+ starting April 24.