Packers Catching Flak Over New ADA-based Ticket Policy

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A petition has been established on Change.org to address a new Green Bay Packers ticketing policy regarding fans with disabilities.

About 1,600 fans received letters from the Packers last week stating that the team will no longer be able to sell single-game tickets to individuals with disabilities or their companions, per changes to the Americans with Disabilities Act that went into effect last March with a compliance deadline of March 15, 2012. The changes require entertainment venues to treat people with disabilities like everyone else in terms of ticket sales. From now on, those individuals will have to purchase season tickets to gain admittance to Lambeau Field. In addition, the Packers will end the practice of allowing season-ticket holders with disabilities to sell unused tickets back to the team.

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