There are no bad seats at Lambeau in my opinion. But 136 definitely isn't for everyone. These seats were significantly further from the field than end zone seats I've had in other NFL stadiums.
Still, you can sit close and feel like you're on the field if that's what you're going for. We had row 27 and paid $400 for two seats there so I don't even want to think about what it costs to sit in rows 1-5. Definitely not worth it when you consider these are bleacher seats and seeing the other side of the field is a challenge as it is but I guess the demand sets the price of the tickets. Everyone football fan, Packers fan or not needs to visit Lambeau at least once in their life. There are fans all over the country that make it a point to visit Lambeau once a season to watch their beloved Packers.

My husband bought me tickets and we drove up from Milwaukee for the Packers vs. St. Louis rams game in October of 2010. Wow is all I could say when we got to our seats in row 22. There are a lot of rows to compromise section 136 so you could have seats for 136, row 2 and the tickets could be $100 more expensive than where we sat. Even against the Rams, the game had a playoff atmosphere; and the fans are the most respectful in the NFL; it's a shame to think of how they may get treated if they were to venture into Philadelphia where the Eagles fans are ghastly towards others.

The seats are all bleachers aside from the outdoor/indoor club seats and those are at the very top. I do wish the seats had backs to them but you end up standing for a good portion of the game. It's annoying if someone's knees keep poking you in the back like those behind me did. I don't know how but apparently there are plans to increase the capacity to 80K seats. Thats a lot of Packers fans.