GREEN BAY — Green Bay Packers tickets to Saturday’s Divisional Playoff matchup against the Los Angeles Rams are already sold out, the team announced Tuesday.
About 6,000 season ticket holders and others were able to snag seats at the game via Ticketmaster - the highest number of fans allowed to attend in months.
Fans are supposed to follow COVID-19 guidelines, of course. The Packers had this to say about safety precautions:
"Game attendees on Saturday will be required to remain within their socially distanced pod of seats unless using the restroom or purchasing food or beverages. Other protocols include the use of mobile tickets as the method of entry, enhanced cleaning measures in the stadium, hand sanitizer stations throughout the concourse, cashless concession locations and required face coverings. Tailgating in the Lambeau Field parking lots also will be prohibited for playoff games. No carry-in items, including seat backs, clear bags or purses, will be permitted. A small clutch purse for personal belongings is allowed, but it must not exceed 4.5’’ x 6.5’’ in size. Those who purchase tickets are required to self-screen for COVID-19 symptoms prior to the game. Fans who are feeling ill, have a member of their household who is ill (or under quarantine), or those who have recently been in contact with anyone who has tested positive for COVID-19 are asked not to attend."
For more information, head to the Packers' website.
