I greatly enjoy driving up from Fondy to take my daughter to title town district during the winter. There really is no stores. It’s an activity park. Her & her friends sled, ice skate, play on playground, and etc. It’s part of giving people more to do around the stadium, making it even more family oriented, and drawing more people. I’m not concerned with tickets & think Packers are fine. A waitlist over 80k people so if someone doesn’t find worth in them, plenty people will jump on wagon. Team good or bad, fans show up. Our tickets usually sell for 100 or more per ticket above face value. Even pre season tickets get taken very quick. People just love the experience. Win, lose, you tailgate, drink, have great time, things to do after game. It’s just fun to be up there on game day. Winning always makes it better but myself and most people I know would pay the prices just goes it’s Lambeau, we love the Packers, & it’s a blast. In my eyes, Packers have had good business model and enhanced fan experience greatly over the years. Going to need into the Browns for decade or two with no more upgrades to fan experience to put them into any danger