I haven't heard any activities especially for children during Family Nite day. The only children activities being held by the Packers that I heard about is held on Saturday July 29 in Lambeau Field parking lot. It is free! It is called Summer Traditions and will be held from 10 am to 5:00 pm
Bring your family on Saturday, July 29 for a fun-filled day of activities and main stage entertainment in the Lambeau Field parking lot.
There is something for everybody at this event everyone at this event, for the young to the young at heart.
You and family can also take in Saturday, July 29th Packer Training Camp session (pads) at 2:00 pm.
Scheduled Events at Summer Traditions are:
Gunny Sack Races
Three Legged Races
Carnival Games
Mini Golf
Monster Mural
Airbrush Tattoos
Petting Zoo
Entertainment:
10:30 - 11 -- Circus Boy Bobby Hunt - Comedic Variety Act
11:15 - 11:45 -- Will Hale - Children's Show
12:00 - 12:30 -- Larry's Amazing Birds - Exotic Bird Show
12:45 - 1:15 -- Circus Boy Bobby Hunt - Comedic Variety Act
1:30 - 2:00 -- Jim Lenz - Magic Show
2:15 - 2:45 -- Will Hale - Children's Show
3:00 - 3:30 -- Larry's Amazing Birds - Exotic Bird Show
3:45 - 4:15 -- Jim Lenz - Magic Show
There is another change with effects children under 12 years old during Packer training Camp this year . They will get a chance to meet Packer players, shake their hands and potentially get a chance to get autographs after training camp practices but not after night practices.
Eight to Ten players will appear following first practice of the day for 20 to 30 minues (either 9am or 2 pm workout). The area will not be open following night practices.
The area for this activity will be located on the south side of the Oneida Gate at Lambeau Field. Access to this area will be limited to children 12 years or younger and no tokens or tickets will be needed . Packer Security Department will monitor this area very closely.
You can find the news release by the Packers on this kids activity which will be held following 9 am or 2 pm Training camp workouts on the Packers official web site. Packers.com.
This new policy takes the place of the Packer autograph table, which was in effect at training camp last year and allows more children to participate .