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GREEN BAY, Wisconsin (WBAY) – Hotels and restaurants in Green Bay are financially affiliated with Lambeau Field, which attracts fans from around the world.

The leak of this upcoming NFL seasonSome hotels are mixed up in his home schedule.

“We’re opening our rates for the fall just because the Packers schedule is that sacred ceremony for hotels in the Green Bay area, and we expect to be busy,” said Hilton Green Bay Director of Home 2 Suites Sales Alexa Bartol said.

Last year fans were kept away from Lambeau Field during the regular season, minus the health care workers admitted towards the end.

“Just the general excitement that comes with home games, especially downtown and our hotel, with the rich history that it has with the Packers,” said Kenny Didier, General Manager of Hotel Northland. “Lots of people like to come and see where [Vince] Lombardi made his first speech. “

Hotel Northland also had economic problems last year when tourists avoided Titletown due to the pandemic, but it found a way to fill its rooms.

“We were fortunate to have a very good relationship with the broadcast groups, so we had a lot of production, technology and talent. We assume that we will have that again, ”said Didier.

A limited number of subscribers were in the stands during play-offs and some hotels told us they were feeling the economic impact.

“From January until now there is such a big difference in occupancy. We are full most of the time, ”said Bartol.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced back in March that he expects the stadiums to be at full capacity in the fall as more people get vaccinated and coronavirus restrictions ease across the country.

“What we are hearing is that 100 percent of the fans will be in the stadium, and that means about $ 15 million economically for this home game over the course of a weekend or a few days,” said Greater Green Bay Convention and Brad Toll, President of the Visitor’s Office, said.

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