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Since 2006, Hans Steiniger has traveled to major pro sports venues across the country in an effort to understand how tailgating differs regionally as one moves from city to city.  Throughout this journey, numerous connections were made with local tailgating groups eager to share their experiences and open their grill pits to the many travelers that Quest for 31. This is their story...

Lambeaulance Tailgate

Member Bio:
Avid tailgaters, Justin’s dream was to convert a van into a tailgating vehicle. In 2018, we were led to something even better, the Titletown Lambeaulance, and our hearts were stolen. This legendary vehicle has an incredible history as an emergency vehicle for Southern Door County and loved by the previous owners who’ve dedicated countless hours of hard work to convert this retired 1985 Ford ambulance into a tailgating vehicle. We have since made it our own and offer a one-of-a-kind tailgating experience, make unforgettable memories, and continue the Lambeaulance legacy.

Small-Town Vibes
Our tailgates are for our family and friends. That means if we don’t know you at the beginning of the day, you will be our friend by the end of the day. We want to get to know you, have a good time, and become part of our tailgating family. What better way to do so than over some good beer and football.

Family-Friendly Entertainment
From 10 days old to 90 years old, we welcome everyone to tailgate with the Lambeaulance. But just because we’re family-friendly, doesn’t mean we don’t know how to party. To us, tailgating is more than football, it’s about the experience of the whole day – entertaining with games like cornhole, giant drunk Jenga, Hammershalgen, beer darts, NFL Blitz on N64, and ‘Lambeau Derby’ horse races at half-time. Before you know it, the day will be over, but not before taking a signature Blatz Apple Pie shot from our 9-person ShotSki or one (or two or three) of Brittaney’s famous syringe Jell-O shots. Don’t worry we even have non-alcoholic versions for the kids and pregnant mammas!

The Logistics
We’re set up and ready to party at least 4 hours before kick-off and everyone brings their signature appetizers and dishes—potluck style. Traveling light? We always have enough to share and donations are encouraged. If game time rolls around and you don’t have tickets, that’s OK! We always stick around for game-time with our TV on the back of the Lambeaulance. We love hearing the roar of the fans from outside the stadium and experience the fireworks on every touchdown, even if it is five seconds before the play happens on our screen. So if you’re traveling to Green Bay and are looking for that small-town, family-friendly, one-of-a-kind experience we welcome you to tailgate with us at the Lambeaulance.