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Bills Celebrate End of Stadium by Destroying Jets in NFL Season Finale

The new $2.1 billion stadium will feature a heated natural-grass field and a 62,000-seat capacity with modern amenities to enhance fan and player experience.

  • On Sunday, the Buffalo Bills play their final game at Highmark Stadium before moving across the street to the new Highmark Stadium next season.
  • The move aims to replace the aging venue with cutting-edge amenities and a heated natural-grass field designed for cold-weather football at new Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, N.Y.
  • Construction is about 75% complete with more than 1,500 workers on site daily, the field uses two acres of Kentucky bluegrass from Tuckahoe Turf Farms, and the new venue holds about 62,000 seats with a steel canopy covering about 64–65%.
  • The current stadium is slated for decommissioning and demolition in 2027, with fans holding emotional farewell ceremonies as Bills owner Terry Pegula thanked fans and stadium workers, while security officials warned against souvenir-taking or rushing the field.
  • The new Highmark Stadium remains on pace to open in 2026, with public funding including $250 million from Erie County and New York state shaping the Orchard Park community's future.
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Bills fans brave snow, cold to celebrate final regular-season game at 53-year-old Highmark Stadium

The Buffalo Bills and their fans bid what could be farewell to their long-time home stadium filled with 53 years of memories and often piles of snow.

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