This winter, one of Wisconsin’s most iconic sporting venues will add a new chapter to its story as college hockey returns Lambeau Field for the Travel Wisconsin Frozen Tundra Faceoff.
The Wisconsin Badgers Men’s Hockey Team will face the Michigan Wolverines, while the Wisconsin Badgers Women’s Hockey Team takes on the Ohio State Buckeyes in the first women’s hockey game ever played at Lambeau Field.
It’s a chance to see some of college hockey’s most storied programs compete in a place built on generations of unforgettable sports moments.
A game this special deserves more than a day trip.
Come to Green Bay for the Travel Wisconsin Frozen Tundra Faceoff and make a weekend out of the experience. Check into your hotel, explore the city, settle in for a great Wisconsin meal, and soak up the atmosphere of a destination that embraces winter and lives for big sports weekends.
Before the puck drops and after the final horn, there’s plenty of Green Bay to experience.
Stay close to Lambeau Field, make downtown your home base or find a hotel that puts you near the places you want to explore. With accommodations throughout Greater Green Bay, your game-day headquarters is waiting.
Warm up around the table at a Wisconsin supper club, grab a local craft beer, dig into cheese curds or find the perfect spot to celebrate after the game. Green Bay has plenty of places to turn a meal into part of the weekend experience.
Make some time before or after the hockey games to see more of the city. Explore Green Bay’s sports history, museums and attractions, discover downtown, shop local, or bundle up and embrace winter outdoors.
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There's so much to explore while you're in town for the Travel Wisconsin Frozen Tundra Faceoff. Each one of our unique communities brings a new experience and vibe. Browse the map below to explore each one. You may discover a new favroite winter get-a-way.
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The City of Green Bay is the heart of our region. Situated on the banks of the Bay and the Fox River you'll never have a dull day exploring the city. Discover our museums, attractions, outdoor recreation and waterfront
The village of Bellevue is a suburb of Green Bay that is located on the city’s far east side. If you’re a fan of small locally owned businesses with big personalities, you’re in for a real treat. As you explore, you’ll
If you’re coming to visit Green Bay because you’re a Packers fan, you’ll definitely be spending time in Ashwaubenon during your visit. Not only is it directly adjacent Lambeau Field and home to Titletown Park, it’s also
Howard is one of the fastest-growing suburbs of Green Bay. It is located just north of the city, and whether you want to play a round of disc golf, grab a delicious pub burger, or do a little shopping, you’re in for a
Oneida is a small, unincorporated community located to the west of Green Bay. It lies near the center of the Oneida Nation Reservation, home of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin. In this area, you will find many
Allouez is where it all began back in 1669. These days, the village of Allouez is known for being “historically progressive” and one of the most beloved parts of Greater Green Bay. If you are a fan of local flavor,
In 2019, De Pere was awarded the title of “Best Place to Live” in the state of Wisconsin, and once you spend some time there, you’ll see why. Not only is it a charming city with a “small town” feel, it’s a great place to
Suamico is a growing village located on the far north side of Green Bay’s metro area. What started as a small fishing community now covers almost 60 square miles! It’s actually the largest village in the United States
Want to get away from it all? Algoma is a great day trip to add to your stay in Greater Green Bay. Spend a quiet day on the beach, then explore the walkable neighborhoods in the downtown district. Trust us, you won’t
The Town of Scott offers great outdoor recreation on the shore of the Bay of Green Bay and exploring Wequiock Falls. Plus, The National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion is just minutes away in nearby Champion, WI.
On the southern part of our community, Wrightstown has tons for visitors to do and explore. From golf, to dining and tons of outdoor recreation on the Fox River. It's a perfect afternoon trip when staying in Green Bay.
