Looked up last few years and was only 125k for night 1 in KC two years ago. Detroit had a bigger showing than GB.
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Yeah GB is probably in that 3rd place range right behind Nashville at the moment in terms of Day 1 crowd size. Will be curious to see crowd size today and tomorrow if he can compete with Nasvhille for 2nd place overall on draft attendance.
GB won't compete against Detroit. They physically can't fit that many people.
What is the usual night two crowd? Huge drop off or marginal or steady?
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Seems generally fairly steady but a reduction from night 1. Like Detroit was 275 the first night and 225 the next night.
I hope GB shows back up tonight. Dont care about the weekend. It was a rough look on tv when espn showed the crowd and 3/4s of the fans were leaving as soon as GB was finished picking. ESPN kept the camera up real close the rest of the night.
Def a success overall I would say though. I like how they did the draft room and the walkouts.
Def a success overall I would say though. I like how they did the draft room and the walkouts.
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Everyone I know who traveled to GB for the draft last night made arrangements to be there again tonight, of course, many like me drink H2O or Louisville Sassperella
course soft drinks probably cost almost as much as a bruskiI bet we end up with close to 200K again tonight, not like Packer fans are that affected by weather, we thrive in it
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go pak go wrote: ↑25 Apr 2025 11:52Yeah GB is probably in that 3rd place range right behind Nashville at the moment in terms of Day 1 crowd size. Will be curious to see crowd size today and tomorrow if he can compete with Nasvhille for 2nd place overall on draft attendance.
GB won't compete against Detroit. They physically can't fit that many people.
It honestly felt like more ppl on Nashville then Detroit. Both were crazy awesome but Nashville was more. Detroit prob had the most accurate count bc you have to go through the security and the machines counted. Nashville didn't have that in town. Also many groups like ours could care less going to ground zero during the actual draft. That's for day time checking out the scenes.
As far as day 2 and 3. There might be less at the draft but I didn't think there was a drop in ppl in previous towns.
Glad to see green Bay is kicking ass.
For anyone there what other teams are well represented??? I saw tons of packer fans obviously but who else showed up
Ended up with about 175,000. Was looking for a bit we might hit capacity but not so. Great seeing you and @NCF
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Lots of Vikings fans, did not notice as much Bears as I thought I would.
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I left Green Bay on Tuesday to watch on TV from home. My sister is there as a paid volunteer at the various NFL Experience venues. Today she's stationed on the north endzone end of the field inside the bowl where people kick FGs. She's having a blast being there.
At the Appleton Airport, headed back to Virginia. Was a good trip, Packerland, but now gonna sleep for a week!
...and can't wait to do it again!
...and can't wait to do it again!
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I admit I was skeptical of the draft being in Green Bay. Just didn’t see it as that big of a deal outside of the economy boost.
But seems to be a resounding success and it brought many cool moments.
Bravo Mark Murphy.
But seems to be a resounding success and it brought many cool moments.
Bravo Mark Murphy.
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The weirdest part of the whole week was that aside from Lambeau and bear vicinity, the entire city was dead. So many business owners planned on increased traffic, and it just didn't happen. Still so awesome for the city but I know a free people that are pretty disappointed that they didn't see any boost in revenue and actually took a loss.