Bills invite current season ticket holders to 'Stadium Experience Center'

The Buffalo Bills are starting to get their season tickets set for the new Highmark Stadium.

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The Buffalo Bills are scheduled to open the new Highmark Stadium in 2026, but fans are already being contacted about their season tickets.

According to a report from the Sports Business Journal, the organization is beginning to inform current season ticket holders what the price will be for comparable seats in the new stadium.

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These fans have been invited to what's being called the "Stadium Experience Center" where they are learning about the new PSL system. First up is the current 300-level season ticket holders who could be looking at a price point of $5,500. The article breaks down the prices as follows:

"Fans are saying the team is 'starting in the upper level at a PSL price point of $5,500 for seats in what is a mostly smaller and more limited 300 level', and '$2,500 for seats in the more vast 400 level'. Those prices 'should go down as the Bills sell sections farther away from the 50-yard line and closer to and in the end zone.' The upper level is where the Bills are 'eventually expected to sell the least-expensive PSL in the new stadium, which will likely be around $1,000'.” — Sports Business Journal

The team has also stated that they expect to get every fan who is currently a season ticket holder through the experience before September. Once that's complete, they will turn to their wait list, which has thousands of names.

Buffalo Bills fans holds a sign during the third quarter of a game between the Denver Broncos and the Buffalo Bills in an AFC wild card game at Highmark Stadium. | Gregory Fisher-Imagn Images

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