Packers tickets going paperless

Posted at 1:45 p.m. on June 12, 2021

The Brillion News

GREEN BAY - There will still be toilet paper in restrooms at Lambeau Field, but tickets for Green Bay Packers home games will be paperless.

Starting this season, the Green Bay Packers will accept only mobile tickets for entry to Lambeau Field during Packers home games and will not accept paper tickets as a method of entry.

Printed game tickets will no longer be sent to season ticket holders, club seat or suite holders prior to the season, and all guests who attend a game at Lambeau Field will need to enter with mobile tickets, whether they have season tickets or purchased the tickets on the secondary market.

Following the success of accepting mobile-only tickets during the playoffs this past season, this transition will help ensure safe, secure ticketing at Lambeau Field and help prevent the use of counterfeit tickets.

This could be bad news for crooks who have sold counterfeit tickets in the past.

Mobile ticketing, which has been adopted in a variety of industries such as entertainment and travel, protects the integrity of tickets, improving protection against fraud, while also allowing ticket holders to access their tickets from their smartphones.

The mobile ticket's barcode is scanned at the gate for entry, allowing phones to serve as a replacement for paper tickets.

Mobile tickets also offer a safe, convenient and flexible way for fans to sell, send and manage their tickets, and they allow for the Packers to communicate directly and instantaneously with fans who are coming to each game so attendees can know what to expect before coming to Lambeau Field.

At the conclusion of the season, Packers season ticket holders will be sent commemorative souvenir tickets in the mail.

Visit packers.com/tickets/mobile-ticketing for more information about mobile tickets and for answers to common questions.