Green Bay Packers Tailgate Tour Sells Out in Dyersville, Opportunities in Wisconsin

The Green Bay Packers Tailgate Tour continues to show the power of community connection. These events bring fans together while supporting meaningful causes. One of the biggest highlights of the 2026 tour is already sold out, and that's their stop in Dyersville.

Sorry local fans, the April 16th event taking place at the iconic Field of Dreams Movie Site is no longer available, outside of dropping your name on the waiting list. Those already attending will get one meal, two drinks, and access to the main event and grounds, with their ticket. Granted, it can be rough news for fans hoping to attend, but great news for the Dubuque cause being supported.

Proceeds from the Field of Dreams stop directly support NAMI Dubuque’s free mental health programs. These programs include peer support, education, and suicide prevention.

These funds will help ensure that individuals and families in eastern Iowa can access care at no cost. With the NFL team that lets their fans be "owners," this event shows how sports can drive serious impact in our local communities.

The Tailgate Tour brings current players Edgerrin Cooper and Evan Williams, along with alumni James Jones, Desmond Bishop, and Brandon Jackson, closer to fans. Attendees will enjoy photo opportunities, live Q and A sessions, and personal interactions with the players. The athletes also helped raise funds and awareness for the nonprofit partners at each stop.

Although the Dyersville event has sold out, fans still have opportunities to attend at other upcoming stops in Wisconsin:

• Racine (April 14th) Ticket link
• Janesville (April 15th) Ticket link
• Wisconsin Rapids (April 17th) Ticket link

Tickets remain limited for these events at $40 a piece. Fans planning to attend should act quickly before they sell out like the Dyersville stop did. The response locally is great. It seems Packers fans show up not only for football, but to support their communities.