STATE OF THE STADIUM: YOU'RE LOOKING LIVE AT LAMBEAU FIELD

     The Packers recently ended their long association with
County Stadium in Milwaukee, where they played three home games
each year.  The team will play a full-season at Lambeau Field in
'95 and will benefit from the addition of 90 luxury boxes.  The
198 luxury suites, along with the nearly 2,000 clubhouse seats,
gives the Packers one of the largest luxury box capacities in the
NFL.  Today's profile is No. 25 in a series of 29.


  
 
    

      
STADIUM: 
        Lambeau Field, Green Bay, WI
    
  
  
 
    
AGE:
    
Completed in 1957
  
  
 
    
OWNERSHIP:
    
Owned by the city of 
      Green Bay.
  
  
 
    
MANAGEMENT:
    
Managed by the Packers.
  
  
 
    
CAPACITY:
    
59,543 — to expand 
      to over 60,000 next season.
  
  
 
    
LUXURY 
      SEATS:
    
108 — Packers 
      receive all revenue. Team will build 90 additional suites for next season. 
      Team has 1,920 clubhouse seats with special services — enclosed with 
      food service.
  
  
 
    
PARKING:
    
Promotions Management 
      Inc. (PMI) — team receives all revenue.
  
  
 
    
CONCESSIONS:
    
PMI receives undisclosed 
      % of bottom line — team receives a majority of revenue.
  
  
 
    
MAINTENANCE:
    
Shared by city and 
      the Packers. Structural damage repaired by the city.
  
  
 
    
GAME-DAY:
    
Personnel provided 
      and paid for by team.
  
  
 
    
ADVERTISING:
    
Leased out to Pro Sports 
      Marketing in Dublin, CA.
  
  
 
    
LEASE:
    
Expires in 2004 with 
      option to 2024.
  
  
 
    
RENT:
    
$240,000 -- 4th lowest 
      in the league.
  

(
Source: Packers; rent figure from Florida Times-Union article on
 July 24, 1994.)