Green Bay Packers vs. N.Y. Jets: TV, Traffic, Web, Radio and more

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With the Green Bay Packers and New York Jets ready to kickoff within the next few of hours we’ve provided some of the basics to get you ready for the game.

Lots of info here for Packers and Jets fans … enjoy. In addition to this information, more may be found on the Packers.com website here.

The Green Bay Packers (0-1) vs. the New York Jets (1-0)

Referee for today’s game: Walt Anderson

WITH THE CALL

• CBS will broadcast the game to a regional audience. Play-by-
play man Greg Gumbel joins color commentator Trent
Green and sideline reporter Evan Washburn.

• Milwaukee’s WTMJ (620 AM), airing Green Bay games since November 1929, heads up the Packers Radio Network that is made up of 50 stations in five states. Wayne Larrivee (play-by-play) and two-time Packers Pro Bowler Larry McCarren (color) call the action. McCarren first joined the team’s broadcasts in 1995 and enters his 20th season calling Packers’ games. After originally being paired together in 1999, McCarren and Larrivee enter their 16th season of broadcasts together.

• Sports USA will air the game across the country. Adam Amin (play- by-play) and Jake Plummer (analyst) will call the action, with Mike Bloomberg reporting from the sidelines.

• The broadcast is also available on Sirius Satellite Radio (WTMJ feed) as part of the network’s NFL Sunday Drive.

• DIRECTV subscribers can watch the game on channel 716.

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Former NFL Player and Green Bay Packers Alumni Esera Tuaolo will sing the National Anthem.

The NFL is celebrating the 200th Anniversary of the writing of the Star Spangled Banner on 9/14/14.  A special video tribute will be played during pre-game.

DIRECTIONS

Use the following directions to reach Lambeau Field on game day.

Highway Construction In Progress around Green Bay:

Parking and traffic flow

 Game Day Access
Map (PDF)

The Lambeau Field parking lot opens four hours prior to kickoff. With the exception of a limited number of first come, first served parking for people with disabilities, the entire stadium lot is sold out to holders of season parking passes. Reserved season parking customers must enter the lot at the entrance indicated on their parking pass and follow the directions given by the parking attendants. No busses, R.V.’s or oversized vehicles are allowed in the Lambeau Field lot. For information on season parking, or to be added to the waiting list for season parking passes in the Lambeau Field lot, please contact the Packers Ticket Office at 920-569-7501.

A number of parking lots close to Lambeau Field are also available for those who wish to reserve spaces for their cars, recreational vehicles, or busses, on an individual game basis. For information on obtaining individual game reserved parking in an outlying lot, please contact:

P.M.I./Ticket Star
Game-Day Parking Information
P.O. Box 10567
Green Bay, WI 54307-0567
(800) 895-0071
www.ticketstaronline.com

In addition to the reserved parking options listed above, free parking is available on many residential streets within walking distance of the stadium, and many private property owners in the vicinity offer parking for a fee.

Drop Off Zone

A northbound lane of Ridge Road (on the stadium’s west side) is blockaded on game day to provide a safe and convenient passenger drop off area. To access the drop off zone, vehicles must be traveling north on Ridge Road and merge with northbound traffic upon exiting. Please respect any posted time limitations and heed the instructions from officers directing traffic flow in and out of the area.

As this area will be very congested in the immediate hour(s) after the game, it will not be designated as a post-game pick up zone. Drivers should arrange to meet their passengers at an alternate location after the game.

Tailgating

Tailgating is a time-honored tradition at Lambeau Field and while we encourage you to have a good time, please do so responsibly. Those utilizing the Lambeau Field parking lot will be permitted only one parking space per vehicle and we ask that you limit the space used for tailgating to 6’ behind your vehicle to allow for vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Grill cooking with charcoal or L.P. gas is allowed; however, all grills must be supervised while in use and be fully extinguished before being left unattended. Separate containers are available in the lot for hot charcoals, recyclable items and trash. The Green Bay Fire Department will be enforcing Ordinance 24.14(1), as stated below:

Excerpt from City of Green Bay Ordinance 24.14(1)
OPEN BURNING
“All open burning is prohibited within the City of Green Bay, except for: (a) Outdoor-Cooking Fires. Open or closed cooking grills (charcoal and propane fuel only)….”

Several stadium rest rooms are accessible from the parking lot and are available to tailgaters from the time the parking lot opens (four hours prior to kickoff) until one hour prior to kickoff. These rest rooms are located on the north, northwest and southwest sides of the stadium.

Will Call & Ticket Issues

Game-day will call windows are located on the northeast side of the stadium, facing Lombardi Avenue and adjacent to the Lambeau Field Atrium. The windows open at 8:00 am for noon & 3:15 games and at 10:00 am for night games. The windows close at halftime. To leave tickets for another party, please place them in an envelope clearly marked with the full name of the person who “will call” to pick them up. Tickets will only be released to the person designated on the envelope, upon presentation of photo identification.

Anyone experiencing a problem with lost, stolen, damaged or forgotten game tickets is encouraged to visit the windows labeled “Ticket Problems”. Depending on the circumstances, tickets may be reissued.

Traffic Flow

Lombardi Avenue will be one way westbound between Ashland and Oneida before the game, then one way eastbound between Oneida and Ashland following the game. The stretch between Oneida Street and Ridge Road will be westbound before the game and close at game time.

Oneida Street between Lombardi and Potts will only be open to those with reserved Lambeau Field parking passes before and after the game. (Oneida will be closed to all through traffic.) Motorists with parking passes will be required to enter the parking lot at the north or south Oneida Street entrances. They will be required to leave via the same gate. No traffic will be allowed on Oneida Street between the two entrances.

Ridge Road will be closed to all through traffic following the game. Traffic leaving the stadium parking lot will be allowed to exit. Vehicles using the north driveway will be directed northbound on Ridge Road, while vehicles using the south exit will be directed southbound. Through traffic will resume when pedestrian traffic has cleared the area with that determination made by officers on site.

Valley View Road from Lambeau Field to Ridge Road will be open to vehicular traffic, but the road will be divided to create a pedestrian walkway.

Armed Forces Drive at Oneida Street will close three hours before kick-off. The remainder of Armed Forces Drive will be closed to vehicles one hour before game time due to the heavy volume of pedestrians. Armed Forces Drive will remain closed until pedestrian traffic clears after the game.

***** For traffic construction or delay information, CLICK HERE

FLY OVERS

A World War II Bomber (B-25) will flyover following the National Anthem.

LAMBEAU FIELD WEATHER FORECAST

SPECIAL GAME DAY FEATURES

Help us in welcoming back several Green Bay Packers Alumni for the 2014 Alumni Game.

Coats for Kids
The Packers’ annual Coats for Kids collection will take place this Sunday, September 14th at Lambeau Field prior to the Green Bay Packers-New York Jets 3:25 pm game. Fans attending the game will have the opportunity to donate new and gently used winter coats for distribution to needy children through area Salvation Army units.  Cash donations will be accepted as well.  The collection will take place in the parking lot and at each of Lambeau Field’s gates beginning at 11:25 am. For more information click here.

Xbox OneTailgaming
Xbox One is bringing Tailgaming to this Sunday’s game! Stop by the south end of the stadium between  the Fleet Farm Gate and Shopko Gate to play Xbox One, and learn about how the NFL on Xbox is bringing fantasy football to your TV. While you’re there, you’ll also be able to enter the Xbox Legends of Fantasy Sweepstakes for a chance to get on the field with some of the greatest legends of fantasy football, and other instant prizes. Check out www.legendsoffantasysweeps.com for more details.