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Want to Attend an NFL Game? Here’s What a Family of Four Can Expect to Pay
The Action Network says Bills fans face the NFL’s highest family game-day bill, with parking and concessions pushing the total above $2,000.
- A family of four attending a Buffalo Bills game at Highmark Stadium could spend nearly $2,200, according to The Action Network analysis estimating total game-day costs at $2,193.95.
- Costs have surged since quarterback Josh Allen arrived in 2018; four resale tickets now cost $1,982.80, a 123.7% increase over eight years.
- The Thursday night home opener against the Detroit Lions cost well past $1,000 per ticket, while Highmark Stadium charges the NFL's highest parking fee at $132.
- Kat Schmieder, communications director for the Upstate New York Better Business Bureau, warns fans against buying from strangers on social media, as scammers use artificial intelligence to create convincing fake tickets.
- Compared to the $386 league-wide average, fans seeking cheaper options can attend Arizona Cardinals or Cleveland Browns games, offering significantly lower ticket costs than the Bills.
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Full list: $1K tickets help make Bills NFL’s priciest team to see, report finds
Buffalo Bills fans will need to dig deep to see Josh Allen and company’s first games at their new multi-billion dollar stadium. Average ticket prices for the Thursday night home opener against the Detroit Lions at Highmark Stadium soared well past the $1,000 mark, making them the most expensive seats of the NFL season’s opening month, a new survey found.
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