Maybe we ought to start up a Packershome collection to make sure David has a really good camera.

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As far as how much tickets will cost you, alot depends on how the team is doing. If they are doing bad, you can get them cheap.
I have paid UNDER face value when i went up to GB and stood in the "scalpers" area.
Thats a good place to get a ticket. Of course, then you take the chance of not getting one and missing the game.

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You can't will your place in line.

There are a few malls around Lambeau which are good places to buy tickets. Usually the guys are inside the mall scalping. Once it gets to about an hour before the game, they end up selling at face value.

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Wrolly- There was article in the Green Bay Press-Gazette on June 21,2009 by Press-Gazette Reporter Richard Ryman concerning the effect of the recession and the losing season(2008), plus the leaving of longtime icon QB Brett Favre has had on the Green Bay Packers in 2008 and thus far in 2009..


Renewal rate of Packer season tickets in 2008 was 99.8%- The renewal rate of Pack er season tickets in 2009 was 99'4%

In 2009, equates to 192 Packer season ticket were not renewed. this is four fold increase in non renewal of Packer season tickets in 2009 than in past years.

In 2009, two corporate season ticket accounts did not renew their 160 Packer season tickets.
This was done because these 2 Corporate Season ticket accounts in 2009 were cutting expenses during this recession period.


This corporate account decision not to ren ew their packer season tickets freed up 160 Packer season tickets in 2009 and this is a unusal circumstance in 2009, because of economic condiitons.but may not happpen again. it will be back to same old-- very few Packer fans giving up their season tickets.

I have been meaning to put my name on the list so my grandchildren can get them 60-80 years from now. In the mean time (so basically my whole life time), I'll just have to be content to buy the occasional single game ticket. I'm hoping to go up next year with a bunch of friends of mine from school as we'll all be seniors and most of us won't be living in Wisconsin after we graduate.

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I won't even bother entering that list because it is just too late. I just buy a ticket if I feel like going and for those asking about buying a ticket, from my experience...any seat is a good seat in Lambeau.

I visited my first time last year and fell in love with Lambeau (eff of Ray Rice...). Hopefully next season I can join one of these PackersHome tailgate parties as I plan to stay a whole weekend my next visit, they seem like a good time.

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Even if 160 a year gave up tickets, i wouldn't live long enough to get them! LOL!

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I first got my season tickets in 2003 when my Aunt didn't want to pay the seat tax during the renovations. First loan I ever had was so I could buy life time season tickets :thumbright: to the Green Bay Packers. My Aunt got the tickets from my Grandpa who got the tickets pre ice-bowl. These tickets are handed through out family members that's why the ticket waiting list doesn't move much. I blame the economic times for seeing that ticket list get .2% smaller not Faver's retirement thing/TT haters

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