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Parking Prices At The NFL Draft In Green Bay Are Insane

Originally posted on The Spun | By Hunter Hodies | Last updated Apr 24, 2025 5:47 PM ET

The 2025 NFL Draft will get underway on Thursday evening at 8 p.m. ET.

It's been an event that fans have been looking forward to for the last year, since the new generation of NFL players will be drafted.

There will be a lot of fans from all over the country in attendance, meaning that the parking situation is going to be crazy. Residents in Green Bay are taking advantage of that since the draft is being held there and are opening up their driveways for parking, but for a hefty price.

Yahoo Sports was going around some neighborhoods in Green Bay, and fans were asking in a range of $80 and $160. Fans are allowed to park in driveways so that they don't spend hours in parking lots, but it will cost them.

Take a look:

These home owners are getting a BAG for NFL Draft parking pic.twitter.com/f1jWKgfTJ2
— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) April 24, 2025

NFL fans had a lot of reactions to this on social media.

"Still insane to me they are having the draft in Green Bay. Like that's not a real place. Those aren’t real people. They have an NFL team because they are grandfathered in and it’s a funny bit. Why would you ever have the draft there?" one fan tweeted.

"This is the cool thing about Lambeau, it’s literally a stadium in the middle of the neighborhood. These same people do reallyyy well during the season for all the home games too," another tweet read.

"If you ever get the chance to go to Green Bay, do it. Beautiful, good people, good food, good beer," another tweet read.

"It's all fair game in my book," another fan tweeted.

"Big bags. Depending on parking space on their property these people will pull $2,000 Thursday & Friday, then probably $800 on Saturday. $4,800 in a weekend is good work. Good job cheeseheads," another fan tweeted.

The same may happen in Pittsburgh next year when the 2026 NFL Draft is hosted in the Steel City.

This article first appeared on The Spun and was syndicated with permission.

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