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Green Bay Packers Tickets And Seating Chart

The 2009-2010 season was an interesting one for the Green Bay Packers. From the first game during the preseason against the Cleveland Browns where the Packers won by a shut out 17-0. The Packers took all the rest of the preseason games except the preseason closing game. The Pro Bowl countdown is enough to keep many fans on the edge of their seats. With less than two weeks away, there's plenty of excitement in the air. The month of January has had no shortage of events when it comes to the Packers though.

Near the beginning of January, quarterback Aaron Rodgers began his bounce back after a rough start this season. Although Rodgers finished with a low 1.3 interception percentage on seven interceptions, it wasn't the final say for the quarterback, who later completed a franchise playoff record with 422 yards and four touchdowns to tie the team playoff record. The game against the Cardinals went into overtime, but there wasn't enough time for the Packers to take the win. The game definitively went to the Cardinals with a win 51-45.

The following day was one of reflection and hurt as the Packers loss their opportunity to advance to the finals. The momentum took an upturn however as Charles Woodson was named AP defensive player of the year. Woodson gave credit to defensive coordinator Dom Capers, who just finished his first season with the Packers. The Packers joined with Sargento to raise $90,000 for "Touchdowns For Charity" and towards the end of the month there was cause for celebration as a Wisconsin young lady won the national punt, pass and kick title. Most agree that the youth of the offense has room to grow but beyond, there are questions that will only be answered with time.

Since 1957, Lambeau Field has been the home for the Greenbay Packers. Affectionately known as "The Crown Jewel of the NFL", the field underwent a much-needed facelift in 2003. Today, it is a tourist attraction that welcomes visitors all year long as well as the home of the Packers and a venue for many other fantastic events. Lambeau Field has earned the distinction of being rated #1 by ESPN for the second consecutive year (four times in five years total) for the best stadium experience in all professional sports. This is a coveted award that is not easily obtained but Lambeau Field has earned. The venue has also been recognized by Sports Illustrated's Game Day Experience Poll and ranked #1.

Lambeau Field Atrium, located on the east side of the field, is packed with options for people of all ages. From the hall of fame, interactive game zone, restaurants, retailers and entertainment, there's something for everyone when you come into the field via the Atrium. With a seating capacity for 72,000 fans, heading to a game at Lambeau Field is sure to be packed with electricity, anticipation and excitement. Located at 1265 Lombardi Avenue in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Lambeau Field is a huge venue with many different seating options to ensure that your game day experience is planned exactly as you want it.

General seating is spaciously located around the entire venue and offers excellent sites from any seat in the house. So whether you're planning to catch the Packers in action alone or to take along a large group, you'll have seating options galore. For those who want to provide clients or family and friends with a customized game day experience, there are several club rooms and private boxes to choose from. Your guests will have a delightful time and take away excellent memories of their attendance to the Packers playing live.

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