NFL Draft 2025; Green Bay, local businesses prep for event
Green Bay preps for NFL Draft 2025
The 2025 NFL Draft will take place in Green Bay on April 24-26, 2025.
WEST ALLIS, Wis. - The Super Bowl officially wrapped up in New Orleans on Sunday evening, Feb. 9.
So where to next?
NFL Draft in Green Bay
What we know:
The start of the 2025 NFL season begins in Green Bay in just a few months' time – 74 days, to be exact.

Lambeau Field
As many as 300,000 people are expected in Green Bay from April 24-26.
Local preparation
Local perspective:
At Antigua Latin Inspired Kitchen in West Allis, the phone has been ringing a lot lately.
Late last year, the restaurant and caterer learned it made the NFL’s shortlist of approved vendors for this year's draft.

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José Ramos is the general manager. He said they'd already bid for one gig in Green Bay.
What they're saying:
"If I knew that the Packers were eating this food, I'd want it too," Ramos said. "[...] They would have asked us to come up for a week and just take care of feeding all the employees."
Green Bay gets ready
In Green Bay, the finishing touches are going to take a few months.

The site map is not yet finalized, but there would be a stage focused between Lambeau Field and the Resch Expo.
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And as for how Green Bay will handle an event where the crowd's bigger than the Super Bowl?
What they're saying:
"We've been working at this for, you know, more than eight years trying to get it here. You know, more than a year-and-a-half working on this since it was announced. Yeah, we're ready," Discover Green Bay Vice President of Marketing & Communications Nick Meisner said. "You know, we do it 10 weeks a year, right? We have 80-90,000 people who are coming for a game, so you know, we've been kinda saying it's going to be like three game days in a row."
Want to go?
What we know:
The draft is free to attend. Register through the NFL OnePass app.
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