Highmark Stadium - Stadium in Orchard Park - 1 Bills Dr, USA

It’s decent enough. The new stadium obviously will be better but it’s lasted and many memories have been made here. Parking is a nightmare takes over an hour to get out of the lots and home. On a normal day it takes me 20 minutes to get to the stadium. Decent selection of beers and food. It’s kept clean other than the snow games which were quite an experience. I’ve been a season ticket holder for 5 years now attending over 40 games.

Home of the Buffalo Bills. Crazy driving into this stadium, lots of houses and they use their yards for parking. Paid like $20 to park there and then walked into the stadium. Definitely an older stadium but isn't too run down, I always compare rundown stadiums to Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego. One of the better atmospheres in an NFL game that I've been to, not very many empty seats in the stadium. Also surprisingly it didn't take too long to get out of the stadium area as well, very organized traffic.

Well it's almost done. It had a 50 year run but soon it will be replaced with a newer stadium with less seats and higher prices. The facilities aren't that great but it has a lot of charm and a roaring crowd. It's a pain to get in and out of but so many people have memories of going there. Soon it will be something old people talk about with fond memories. Crazy how things change. Oh...everything is overpriced and the food and drink options suck...but it's a football stadium so you kind of expect it.

Every staff member we came in contact with was awesome. The Pepsi Club level was on the smaller side compared to other stadiums I have been in, but it served its purpose. Being under the heaters at the seats was a pleasant surprise. It was nice not to have to wear the heavy coat I brought along for after the game. Entering and exiting was pretty quick. Many fans in the seats surrounding ours were pretty uneducated about football to an almost comical point. There wasn't great fan etiquette and the seats are on the small side. I am sure the new stadium will have all of the upgrades, etc. I have always enjoyed The Ralph and have good memories. Even if the games I have attended, the Bills have a .500 win percentage. 😬

We just attended the Cowboys vs Bills game! Come early to pay the day of for parking. We bought a parking pass and paid a boat load but we showed up 2 hours before the game and it saved us from walking 5 miles to the game. Don’t be in a hurry to leave. The whole stadium turns into a MASSIVE PARKING LOT. We sat in our car for 2 hours after the game. It was beautiful and a ton of fun but tons of walking.

Let’s go Buffalo! I recommend going to the stadium 3-4 hours prior to game day because you will face a VERY long line of cars into the parking area! Otherwise, service, direction, and staff are friendly. The restrooms (for women) are clean and accessible!

Obviously die hard fan and love the stadium but the staff seemed a little clueless about the pick up and drop off locations of the shuttle busses. I know it might have been a newer thing but they didn’t even try to help us figure out where to go. Of course with the building of the new stadium it make since to find parking else where and shuttle us in but your staff should be aware of where to direct the people utilizing these services because historically I have always tailgated.

So glad I got to see this stadium in depth before they tear it down in a couple years. That was really the mission here to really get in there see and feel the history before it is taken away. The tour consists of going through the sideline clubs as well as the M&T Bank Club. A trip to the Press Box so you can sit where the broadcasters do. A trip to the visitors locker room to have a good laugh at how bare it is lol. Then you walk into the Bills Locker Room and really taken the sites of your favorite teams home away from home. After that you make your way to The Press Room and have the opportunity to take a picture sitting at the podium where you would normally see players or coaches. And then after that it's probably the best part that most people look forward to and that is heading out to the tunnel and then having them open that gate to go out onto the field. There's nothing like standing out on that turf and just imagining yourself in the shoes of those players. Anybody who has played football before should have some sort of feeling of reminiscing once you step out there. Such a great experience and I'm glad I was able to do it. And for the price of $25 an adult it is well worth the time. The tour lasts about an hour and a half.