Green Bay Packers 2026 Schedule: Game-Day Transportation From Milwaukee to Lambeau Field for Every Home Game, the Christmas Trip to Soldier Field, and the Airport Runs for the Rest — Every Fleet Size, Sedan to 20-Passenger Limo
The 2026 season is under way, the first Lambeau home game is a Thursday night against Atlanta on September 24, and the schedule has more prime-time dates than any Packers slate in years — two Thursday nights, two Sunday nights, a Wednesday-night Thanksgiving-eve game in Los Angeles, a Christmas Day game at Soldier Field, and a Monday-night finale in January. Every one of those changes how a Milwaukee group gets to the game and, more to the point, how it gets home. This is the whole season, game by game, with the ride that fits each date and the vehicle that fits each group size, from a couple in a sedan to twenty friends in the Hummer.
Pharaoh’s Transportation — Milwaukee’s game-day car service to Lambeau Field and every away-game departure, since 2015: (414) 322-3751.
Quick Answer: Pharaoh’s Transportation provides Packers game day transportation for the entire 2026 season — chauffeured rides from Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin to all nine Lambeau Field home games (Falcons, Bears, Cowboys, Panthers, Vikings, Bills, Dolphins, Texans, and the Week 18 Lions game), the Christmas Day road trip to Soldier Field for Packers–Bears, the drivable away game at Detroit’s Ford Field, and airport transfers to MKE and O’Hare for fans flying to New York, Tampa, New England, Los Angeles, and New Orleans. The fleet covers every group: Mercedes S-Class and Cadillac sedans for three, Escalade and Navigator SUVs for six, 14-passenger Mercedes Sprinters and Sprinter party buses, an 8-passenger MKT stretch, and a 20-passenger Hummer stretch, with multiple vehicles run together for larger tailgates. Coverage runs through all three Pharaoh’s divisions — Pharaoh’s Transportation in Milwaukee, Wisconsin Limo Service statewide, and Milwaukee to O’Hare for the airport legs — with hourly limousine rentals with a chauffeur available for the full game day. Flat rates, licensed and insured chauffeurs, pickup at your door, and a driver waiting after the final whistle: (414) 322-3751.
How the Lambeau Run Works From Milwaukee
Lambeau Field is roughly 115 miles and two hours north of downtown Milwaukee on I-43 — on a normal day. On a game day the last twenty miles become the problem: Lombardi Avenue and the streets around the stadium close to a crawl from four hours before kickoff, the parking lots fill in an order nobody can predict, and the exit after the game is a single slow river of taillights toward the interstate. A chauffeured ride solves all three. Your group is picked up at home, at a downtown hotel, or at a bar on Water Street; the chauffeur takes the Milwaukee–Green Bay run while the tailgate starts in the back; the drop is at the lot or Titletown entrance you choose, timed to the tailgate you planned; and after the game the vehicle is at a meeting point the chauffeur sets in advance, outside the worst of the stadium crush, with the heat running. Nobody counts drinks, nobody hunts for the car, and the two hours home are the group’s, not the driver’s. The evergreen version of the service is on our sporting events and game transportation page; below is the season itself.
The Nine Lambeau Home Games, With the Ride for Each
Week 3 — Thursday, September 24, 8:15 p.m. vs. Atlanta Falcons (Prime Video). The home opener on a work night. Pickups from Milwaukee run late afternoon, the return lands after 1 a.m., and the Sprinter is the vehicle of choice because a group of twelve can sleep on the way home. Book early; Thursday-night home openers sell the fleet out.
Week 5 — Sunday, October 11, 4:25 p.m. vs. Chicago Bears (FOX). The rivalry game at Lambeau, a late-afternoon kickoff, and the biggest tailgate day of the fall. Groups run the full range — SUVs for couples and families, Sprinters and the party bus for friend groups, the Hummer for the twenty-person crew — and the morning pickup lets the tailgate open when the lots do.
Week 6 — Sunday, October 18, 8:20 p.m. vs. Dallas Cowboys (NBC Sunday Night Football). A national-television night game in October, which means a full day in Green Bay before kickoff and a return around 1 a.m. into a Monday. An hourly limousine rental with a chauffeur covers a Titletown afternoon, the game, and the ride home in one reservation.
Week 8 — Thursday, October 29, 8:15 p.m. vs. Carolina Panthers (Prime Video). The second Thursday night, two days before Halloween; the same late-return logic as Week 3, and the same advice to reserve as soon as the group is set.
Week 10 — Sunday, November 15, 1:00 p.m. vs. Minnesota Vikings (FOX). The division rematch, a noon kickoff, and the first real cold-weather home game. A 1 p.m. start means an early Milwaukee pickup for a full tailgate; the heated cabin of an Escalade or a Sprinter is the difference between arriving ready and arriving frozen.
Week 14 — Sunday, December 13, 8:20 p.m. vs. Buffalo Bills (NBC Sunday Night Football). December, night, Lambeau, the Bills — the kind of game people fly in for. Hotel-to-stadium rides for out-of-town fans staying in Milwaukee or Appleton, and a 1 a.m. return on winter roads that belongs to a professional chauffeur, not a designated driver.
Week 15 — Sunday, December 20, 1:00 p.m. vs. Miami Dolphins (FOX). The last Sunday before Christmas; a noon kickoff, holiday-week traffic, and a game that fills with visiting families. Multi-stop pickups across the suburbs into one Sprinter are the standard booking.
Week 17 — Monday, January 4, 8:15 p.m. vs. Houston Texans (ESPN Monday Night Football). A Monday-night game in January with playoff implications and a midnight-plus return; the reservation should be on the books before the holidays.
Week 18 — Detroit Lions at Lambeau, date and time to be announced. The season finale against the division rival, scheduled by the league in the final weeks. We hold vehicles for regular game-day clients and confirm the pickup time the moment the kickoff is set.
Christmas Day at Soldier Field: The Away Game Every Milwaukee Fan Can Drive To
Week 16 — Friday, December 25, 1:00 p.m. at Chicago Bears (Netflix). Packers–Bears on Christmas Day, ninety minutes down I-94, on a holiday when nobody wants to drive and every Bears fan in Illinois will be in the lots. It is the road trip of the year for a Milwaukee group: pickup mid-morning, the Sprinter or the party bus for the crew, the drop at the Soldier Field lots or a Museum Campus meeting point, and a chauffeur who knows the Chicago exit routes for the return to a Christmas dinner still warm. Our Milwaukee long-distance car service covers the Chicago run year-round; this date books out earliest of any on the calendar.
Detroit, and the Airport Runs for Everywhere Else
Week 7 — Sunday, October 25, 4:25 p.m. at Detroit Lions (FOX). Ford Field is a six-hour drive; a Sprinter with a chauffeur turns it into a weekend road trip for a group of twelve, with the hotel pickup Sunday morning and the return on Monday. For fans who fly, and for the rest of the away schedule — Week 2 at the New York Jets (September 20), Week 4 at Tampa Bay (October 4), Week 9 at New England (November 8), Week 12 at the Los Angeles Rams on Wednesday, November 25 (Netflix, 8:00 p.m.), and Week 13 at New Orleans (December 6) — the ride is the airport: Milwaukee to MKE with the flight tracked, or Milwaukee to O’Hare for the nonstops, both ways, through airport limo service in Milwaukee and Milwaukee to O’Hare limo. The Thanksgiving-eve trip to Los Angeles is the one to book now; every flight and every airport car in the state is spoken for that week.
Every Fleet Size, Matched to the Group
Two or three people: the Mercedes S-Class or a Cadillac sedan — the executive way to a suite seat, quiet enough for the ride up and warm enough for the ride back. Four to six: a Cadillac Escalade, Lincoln Navigator, or Chevy Suburban with room for the coats, the coolers, and the winter gear, the most-booked game-day vehicle in the fleet; see our Milwaukee SUV limo service. Up to eight: the MKT stretch limousine, for the birthday-at-Lambeau or the anniversary game. Up to fourteen: the Mercedes Sprinter — the vehicle that carries most Packers groups, with fourteen seats, fourteen bags, and standing room — or the Sprinter party bus with the sound system and lighting for a tailgate that starts at pickup; both are on our Milwaukee Sprinter limo and party bus rental Milwaukee pages. Up to twenty: the Hummer stretch limousine, for the office outing or the whole extended family in one cabin; details on our stretch limousine rental page. Larger than twenty: two or three Sprinters dispatched together as one group, one chauffeur team, one meeting point after the game — the format corporate suites and large tailgates use. The complete lineup, with capacities, is on the fleet page.
Pickup Timing, Tailgates, and the Ride Home
For a noon kickoff, a Milwaukee pickup between 7 and 8 a.m. puts the group in the lots as they open; for a 4:25 kickoff, late morning; for the prime-time games, early-to-mid afternoon with a Titletown stop before the gates. The chauffeur handles the lot entry, the drop as close to your tailgate as the stadium allows, and the post-game meeting point set before kickoff so the group walks to a known corner instead of circling. Returns after night games land in Milwaukee between midnight and 2 a.m.; the reservation includes the wait, and the rate doesn’t change if overtime runs long. Hotel groups staying downtown — the Pfister, Saint Kate, the Trade, the Potawatomi hotel — get the same door-to-lot service through our hotel limousine service.
Every Service, Booked for Game Day
A Packers weekend touches almost every ride we run, and each one has its own page. Fans who live in Green Bay or stay there for the weekend book the local run through our Green Bay limo service; groups leaving from the capital use Madison limo service, and those from the south shore and the lake use Racine limousine service, Lake Geneva limo service, and Kohler limo service for the Whistling Straits crowd that pairs a round with a game. Out-of-town fans landing for a home game are met at the terminal through Mitchell International Airport car service with airport meet-and-greet, or at Appleton via the Milwaukee to Appleton airport limo route; fans flying home from Chicago after the Christmas game ride from O’Hare to Milwaukee or Milwaukee to Midway, and our Wisconsin airport limo service covers every other terminal in the state. Corporate suites and client entertainment run through corporate chauffeurs in Wisconsin and Milwaukee executive limo service, with a black car service standard on every vehicle; a single-leg drop or pickup is a point-to-point car service; a company outing of fifty moves on the Sprinter shuttle service in convoy; and the group that wants the whole weekend — a Friday Wisconsin brewery tour, Saturday at the course through golf club transportation, Sunday at Lambeau — books it all as one Milwaukee car service itinerary. One fleet, one dispatch, every ride the season asks for; the complete list is on our Wisconsin car service page.
Winter Games and Why the Vehicle Matters
Five of the nine home games fall in November, December, and January, and two of them are night games. Lambeau in December is the reason the phrase “frozen tundra” exists, and the drive home on I-43 at 1 a.m. in a snow squall is not the place for a group that has been tailgating since noon. Every vehicle in the fleet is current-model with all-wheel or four-wheel drive where the class offers it, pre-warmed before pickup, and handled by a licensed, vetted chauffeur who has made the Green Bay run in every kind of weather the lake can produce.
Three Divisions, One Fleet, Every Game Covered
Pharaoh’s Transportation runs the season through three divisions that share one dispatch, one chauffeur team, and one standard, so no Packers game on the 2026 calendar goes uncovered anywhere in the region. Pharaoh’s itself handles Milwaukee and the southeastern Wisconsin suburbs. Wisconsin Limo Service, our statewide limousine and black-car division, covers groups starting in Madison, the Fox Valley, Racine and Kenosha, Lake Geneva, and Green Bay itself — the hotel-to-Lambeau rides for fans staying in Appleton or De Pere, the Madison-to-Lambeau Sprinter, the statewide hourly bookings that turn a game into a whole day. Milwaukee to O’Hare, our airport division, carries the away-game travelers: Milwaukee and Wisconsin to O’Hare and Midway both ways for the flights to New York, Tampa, New England, Los Angeles, and New Orleans, flight tracked, meet-and-greet on the return, and the Christmas Day Chicago run when the whole group would rather ride than drive. Across all three divisions the vehicles are the same — the 14-passenger Sprinters and Sprinter party buses, the Escalade and Navigator SUVs, the S-Class sedans, the stretch limousines to 20 — and the chauffeurs are the same licensed, insured professionals who make the Green Bay run every week of the season. Hourly limousine rentals with a chauffeur are available through every division for the full game day: pickup, tailgate, the game, Titletown after, and the ride home on one reservation, at one flat hourly rate, no matter which division books it. Wherever in Wisconsin the group starts and wherever the Packers are playing, one call reaches all three.
Rates and Reservations
Game-day rides are quoted flat for the round trip or hourly for the full day — the pickup, the tailgate, the game, and the return in one figure, given before you book and unchanged by traffic, overtime, or weather. Current pricing for every vehicle class is on our limo prices page, and the reservation takes a few minutes online or one call. Prime-time home games, the Bears games in both cities, and the Thanksgiving-week airport runs book out first; reserve the moment your tickets are confirmed.
The Company That Drives the Season
Pharaoh’s Transportation has run Milwaukee’s game-day and airport rides since 2015 — more than 10,000 trips, a Google review count past 275 at five stars, membership in the National Limousine Association since 2022 and in the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce, licensed chauffeurs, and commercial insurance on every vehicle. The same fleet that takes executives to O’Hare on Monday takes the tailgate to Lambeau on Sunday. Milwaukee’s top-rated limo and car service is the way to see the whole season without driving a mile of it.
Packers Game Day Questions
How far ahead should we book for a Packers game?
As soon as your tickets are confirmed. The Bears games, the Sunday- and Thursday-night games, and Christmas Day sell the fleet out weeks ahead; ordinary Sundays fill about two weeks out.
Can the chauffeur wait through the whole game?
Yes — every game-day reservation includes the wait, and the vehicle is at the agreed meeting point when the final whistle blows.
Can we pick people up at different addresses?
Yes. Multi-stop pickups across Milwaukee and the suburbs are standard for Sprinter and party-bus groups; the dispatcher plans the route with you.
Do you go to away games?
Soldier Field on Christmas Day and Ford Field in October by road; the rest of the away schedule by airport transfer to MKE or O’Hare, both directions, flight tracked.
What if the game goes to overtime or the kickoff time changes?
The flat rate covers overtime, and if the league moves a kickoff — Week 18 especially — we move the pickup with it at no charge.
Every Game, One Reservation
Nine home games, a Christmas road trip, and the airport runs for the rest — the 2026 Packers season is on the calendar, and the transportation for all of it can be settled today. Pharaoh’s Transportation covers Packers game day transportation from Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin for every date on the schedule, in every fleet size from a three-passenger sedan to a 20-passenger Hummer limousine, through all three of our divisions — Milwaukee, statewide, and the airports — at flat rates or by the hour with a chauffeur waiting after the game: (414) 322-3751. Reserve the season’s rides now and spend every game day watching football instead of the road.
