Packers Announce Plan To Raise 2025 Season Ticket Prices; Crackdown On Re-Selling Tickets Continues
According to ESPN’s Rob Demovsky, Packers season-ticket holders will see their ticket prices increase by $7 to $21 per game, and fans will continue to be barred from purchasing a package and reselling their tickets due to the league’s non-renewal exercise, which carries a penalty of losing the ability to remain a season-ticket holder.
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