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Buffalo is a passionate sports city in Western New York, home to the Buffalo Bills and the Buffalo Sabres. Bills fans pack Highmark Stadium in nearby Orchard Park for action-packed NFL games, while hockey fans fill KeyBank Center for intense Sabres matchups.

Buffalo's vibrant entertainment scene features world-class performing arts at Shea's Performing Arts Center, a historic theater hosting Broadway shows and top performers.

For live music and concerts, Buffalo offers diverse venues including Outer Harbor Live at Terminal B, the iconic Town Ballroom, and Buffalo RiverWorks, which combines sports and entertainment in a unique waterfront setting.

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Bills Mafia Doesn't Need an Introduction

If you know, you know. Buffalo Bills tickets aren't just tickets — they're an invitation to one of the most passionate, intense, and yes, occasionally table-smashing fan experiences in American sports. The 2026 season marks the first year in the brand-new Highmark Stadium, a 60,000-seat open-air venue with a canopy roof, 360-degree concourses, and a level of premium seating the old Orchard Park Stadium never had. The Founders Club and East Club are already sold out through PSLs, but the Field Club and M&T Bank Club, with its floor-to-ceiling glass windows overlooking the field, still offer a premium experience for fans willing to pay up. For everyone else, the secondary market is basically the only way in for single-game tickets at the new stadium, and TickPick is where you'll find them without getting hit with hidden fees.

Divisional games against the Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, and New England Patriots are the hardest tickets to get in Western New York. During the 2025 season, the last year at the old Highmark, Bills tickets averaged over $250 on the resale market, with rivalry games running 30–40% higher than non-conference matchups. Expect the new stadium to push those numbers even further. The tailgate at the new Highmark will carry over the same energy, with the lots opening hours before kickoff, and the smell of charcoal and chicken wings hits you before you even see the stadium. Sundays in Buffalo from September through January aren't a sporting event. They're a civic holiday.