Not sure why they want to curb fan accessplayers will now have a tunnel to drive through and have a big fence/gate?
Not sure if I like that...
Not sure why they want to curb fan access
But now fans wont be able to get sigs?
It would've been cool if curly's pub looked out to the field.
Pro shop to me didn't really have anything I couldn't get online. That made me sad.
I was expecting more.There are some things you cant get online including team equipment
I mean you can get a toaster that toasts the "G" onto your bread online. (I'm just using that as an example of the various stuff that you can get through the online pro shops, both team and NFL)I was expecting more.
That's true. I thought it might have had to do with NFL licensing.I mean you can get a toaster that toasts the "G" onto your bread online. (I'm just using that as an example of the various stuff that you can get through the online pro shops, both team and NFL)
There is only so much you can do with team memorabilia that is original.
I was expecting more.
10 years ago when the team came to the taxpayers to finance that expansion, it was stated or at least strongly implied that the stadium would host more events than 10+ football games a year. In that time there has been just one non-Packer event in the bowl. A Kenny Chesney concert in 2011. The first few years were because of the rebuild and "it takes time to get an act." A few years back was because of the new sound system and the latest round of enhancements. Now with this new rebuild it will be 3 more years before any other use of the stadium. The team will be almost halfway through its lease without allowing a non-football event in the bowl. Wonder what they will think up next.More renovations coming. To the tune of $140 mil.
Packers hall of fame and curlys pub will be moved. Pro shop will double in size.
Thoughts?
I'm totally fine with only Football games being held there.10 years ago when the team came to the taxpayers to finance that expansion, it was stated or at least strongly implied that the stadium would host more events than 10+ football games a year. In that time there has been just one non-Packer event in the bowl. A Kenny Chesney concert in 2011. The first few years were because of the rebuild and "it takes time to get an act." A few years back was because of the new sound system and the latest round of enhancements. Now with this new rebuild it will be 3 more years before any other use of the stadium. The team will be almost halfway through its lease without allowing a non-football event in the bowl. Wonder what they will think up next.
10 years ago when the team came to the taxpayers to finance that expansion, it was stated or at least strongly implied that the stadium would host more events than 10+ football games a year. In that time there has been just one non-Packer event in the bowl. A Kenny Chesney concert in 2011. The first few years were because of the rebuild and "it takes time to get an act." A few years back was because of the new sound system and the latest round of enhancements. Now with this new rebuild it will be 3 more years before any other use of the stadium. The team will be almost halfway through its lease without allowing a non-football event in the bowl. Wonder what they will think up next.
Not when you go to taxpayers asking them for money when a majority of them will not enter the stadium itself more than a few times in their life. Most area residents aren't season ticket holders and thus don't have access to tickets at face value unless through friends / family. Thus the county "lottery tickets" were created but that is for one game per season. No choice of games either.I'm totally fine with only Football games being held there.
Not when you go to taxpayers asking them for money when a majority of them will not enter the stadium itself more than a few times in their life. Most area residents aren't season ticket holders and thus don't have access to tickets at face value unless through friends / family. Thus the county "lottery tickets" were created but that is for one game per season. No choice of games either.
10 years ago when the team came to the taxpayers to finance that expansion, it was stated or at least strongly implied that the stadium would host more events than 10+ football games a year.