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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 1081809" data-attributes="member: 7261">It really can.  The seats next to where I sit are always new people (owner is obviously selling them).  It's fun to hear the stories of the people who occupy those seats.  A lot of times it is people fulfilling their "bucket list" of attending a Packer game at Lambeau.One particular game against the Seahawks, it was a Dad and his 10 year old son.  They had flown in from NY as a birthday present to the son.  His idol was Aaron Rodgers and going to a Packer game was a dream come true.  The problem was, the game was originally a Noon game and had been flexed to 3:30.  Because of that, they had to leave at halftime in order to catch their paid for and scheduled flight home.  Probably bad on the Dad for cutting it that close with a flight, but I am also thinking that there aren't a lot of flights out of Austin Straubel and you kind of have to stick to your flight plans. Nor are there a lot of hotel vacancies on Packer weekends to flex your stay.Bottom line for fans.  The NFL isn't going to stop flexing games, just because it is an inconvenience to fans.  So when you purchase tickets, know the flexing rules and make plans in accordance to when the game you are attending "could" be played.[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.nfl.com/ways-to-watch/flexible-scheduling-procedures[/URL]</blockquote>

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