The Green Bay Packers have made it almost a yearly tradition to host playoff games at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. With those games bringing more people to the area, Green Bay doesn’t always have the capacity to host the amount of people that come to the area for the game and festivities outside the stadium. That is where areas such as Door County see an increase in people coming to local businesses and establishments for things such as watch parties and some people even need a place to stay for the weekend before heading to Lambeau for the game. Director of Communications and Public Relations at Destination Door County Jon Jarosh says there is no official number in terms of how many people will be coming to Door County around Packer playoff games but says the businesses that can expect to see an increase in business are places such as bars, restaurants, and hotels:

The Packers are the No. 1 seed and will have home field advantage throughout the entirety of the playoffs, and you can expect to see more people in the area than normal in the winter months due to the Packers having such a universal fanbase.