The Green Bay Packers this week are mailing invoices to Brown County residents who have been selected to purchase tickets to a 2016 Packers game.
With this season's implementation of variable pricing, all invoices will reflect regular-season pricing for seats, with each ticket priced at $95. Invoices are due by April 6, 2016.
Residents who pay for tickets will receive notification in June of the game tickets they will receive, with tickets mailed in late July. Those selected for a preseason game will receive a refund of the $50 difference between the regular-season price and the preseason price. To expedite the refund, fans are encouraged to pay the invoice with a credit card.
As was the case during recent seasons, if a 2015-selected resident who received tickets for a preseason game was selected again to be able to purchase tickets in 2016, he or she will be guaranteed tickets to a regular-season contest.
Residents may pay for their tickets online using the Packers' Ticketmaster system via Packers.com. Instructions for the online payment method were sent to residents with the ticket invoices. Invoices also can be dropped off at the Packers' ticket office at Lambeau Field from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Additionally, this season the Packers have reduced the number of tickets used for the program from 4,000 to 3,000 per game (30,000 per season). This adjustment was made to reflect the decreased demand in recent years, as many registered Brown County residents have opted not to purchase tickets through the program when selected in the drawing.
Tickets removed from the Brown County resident program will now be used for both Green and Gold package season tickets. The season ticket waiting list currently stands at more than 123,000 names.
