Does this mean lots of available seats???

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Not necessarily...

First two games will have no fans.

And when they talked about letting fans in, there were talking 12,000 fans, in a stadium that can hold 81,441, in other words less than 14.75%.

So 20% of season tickets holders would then take up a larger percentage of the availability seats, meaning percentage wise less available percentage of tickets for non-season ticket holders.

They'd need to let in 16,289 fans to have a larger percentage of non-season holder tickets.

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It's even more than that. Because there are two plans, Green ticket holders and Gold ones double the numbers. I am guessing but they have close to 160,000 season ticket holders. (I'm one of them.) That means they will have roughly 30,000 fans wanting to attend.

My wife and I discussed it and then I waited and thought about it for a week before I opted out. Some of the factors are I am not sure which games I would be assigned. During a normal season I have home games 2 and 5. Back in March I booked hotel rooms for those games. There was no guarantee that I wold have the same games. Also I am not sure how many games they assign to me. It's a 4 hour drive. I didn't want to be faced with driving to Green Bay 8 times. Wearing a mask for more than 3 hours is not very exciting prospect. The extra security features we will face. What if I caught COVID while attending a game? It seems pretty unlikely but the thought of getting it in such a frivolous manner isn't worth it. I feel that it's more likely I catch it from the hotel than at the stadium. Eating out will also be a hassle.

Finally I really believe they will come to the conclusion not to allow fans in the stands for any games.

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