MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The Packers have a couple announcements about tickets; for the fourth year in a row, prices are going up.

Depending on where you sit, prices for the two home preseason games will go up between $3 and $11. For the regular season, tickets will increase between $7 to $21. The team says it's to stay competitive. Fans shared frustrations.

"I buy Green Bay stuff everywhere, so for them to do that to the tickets where it's already tough for someone who's not a season ticket holder to get tickets, it's pretty tough," Karrie Rau-Courrier said.

The Packers are also continuing a non-renewal policy for season ticket holders who sold 100% of their tickets for the past several seasons. When those season tickets are taken away, they'll go to the next people on the waiting list.

"When we see 100% of those tickets are being sold, for multiple years, then that is when we are going to step in," Aaron Popkey, director of public affairs for the Green Bay Packers, said. "If you get some of the older generations out of there that aren't passing them down and are just selling them off, then get rid of them, and let someone else have a chance."

The team says less than 1% of season ticket holders got the warning. March 28 is the deadline for package holders to make their payment for next season.