FormerLV-BILLS

No you don't. The Bengals are still a dangerous team. They've been running up and down the field on everyone and their losses are barely losses to a lot of good teams. They are having a frustrating year, but I have a feeling that I'd rather play about three or four teams that will end up making the playoffs rather than the Bengals.

My God. Thank You for posting what seems like the only reasonable answer that there is on this subject.

Probably the Jets, but man it's awesome radio and TV when they continue to lose. The Jets are fun when they are the circus, with an unlikable douchebag at QB.

I am a long time member, and used to post a lot. For some reason my account went AWOL and I never posted again in years. I posted about my tickets/PSL's but I had to make a new account it was approved weird, took a long time, and I don't think many people saw because they are asking questions about sections close to mine. Here was my experience / thoughts. My PSL meeting was back in August. I have 24 years of seniority. Copied and pasted. Hope this helps. I had my meeting a week or so ago via phone since I live in VA. I've had season tickets for 24 years. I'm in Section 134, Row 40 between the 45 and 50 yard line on the Bills side. Lower Bowl. My current tickets are awesome. Just a few notes from my own personal opinion so you know my mindset before I answered the call. I didn't want a new stadium. I also don't think the renderings of the new stadium have personally created any extra excitement in me whatsoever. It looks about as bland as you can get in today's world of creative architecture. My favorite part of the new stadium are the giant buffalos outside of the stadium. Compared to what Tennessee and Cleveland have just shown, I personally think Buffalo's is already subpar. However, I understand the new concept, a possible available budget for it, and that's just my $.02. So, I've been somewhat pessimistic from the entire process of this new stadium. Deep down in, I've probably know this was when my season ticket holder status would end. In 2026. My PSL's for my current two seats in the lower bowl are 15K a piece. So, I would pay $30,000 just to have the "privilege" to purchase those new season tickets that would about double in price from what they are now. YIPPEEEE. I love the Bills. I love going to games. But I'll be damned if I'm paying roughly $38,000 to enter that stadium in 2026. It's pure garbage, and I pretty much said that. My rep also acted like a used car salesman and asked what I would be comfortable paying to get me in that new stadium and locked in. That's also garbage. That's like those of you (which I actually hope nobody does) tells that car dealership what you would like your payment to be for that shiny new car they have sitting in the showroom. They can make the payment whatever you need it to be by fixing their terms. It felt similar here. I instead asked my rep.......why don't you tell me what the PSL's are for the entire stadium so that I could pick what I'm comfortable paying according to the prices that are set for certain seating areas. She countered that with the fact that she doesn't even know what the prices are.........I interrupted her and said, well......you can tell whoever made that decision for that process is also garbage. I told her this is like playing a used car pricing game, and they are about as far from transparent as you can be while going through this. Even though she said she didn't know any other pricing in the stadium, she then "hinted" at some other PSL costs on the next steps down. So, they know more than they are letting on. To sit on the Bills side of the field is more expensive than the visitors side. I do know that. My corresponding PSL's on the visitors side of the field are $10,000 a piece instead of $15,000 on the Bills sideline. She also said that if I didn't act quickly that these seats would be gone within days. Even though, it took three different emails, multiple phone calls, and A TEXT at 6pm at night.......really.......6 pm at night blind text to see if I would hop on a quick call. That's the one that hooked me in. I actually texted back and said yes. However, if those tickets are flying off the board, I'm pretty sure they wouldn't need to try to communicate with me so hard. Lastly, she did hint that the next step down in PSLs in the lower bowl ran all the way to the endzone corners and those are 8k per seat. I wasn't quite clear where that 8k started, but that's what I was told. To wrap it up, I told the lady I have two girls heavily involved in high school athletics and simply asked her if she thought I should give a billionaire 38k instead of investing in my daughters. Hell, I told her I could easily fund my daughters high school teams and provide a better life for them instead of paying PSL's at that price point. Even though I was venting and provoking her a bit, she answered gracefully, and said I had to do what was best for me. She did well there. I give her credit. I told her after 24 years of being a season ticket holder that I was done, and I'll just pick and choose individual games that I want to attend in the future on someone else's PSL dime. The entire thing stinks to me. I hate being a fan of the NFL. Sometimes it's even embarassing that I am. But I'm not going to sit here and pretend that I won't watch games anymore. Because I will. I not going to sit here and pretend to not be a Bills fan anymore, because I will be. I'm still going to go to games. I'll just purchase on the secondary market instead, and save at least $50,000 over the rest of my lifetime. But it doesn't mean it doesn't stink. Think about it. $30,000 to have the right to purchase tickets to watch a football game. It's downright ignorant. And I am a person that is lucky enough that I can probably afford that at the current time. I'm just choosing some restraint at this moment. I don't blame Pegula and the NFL for making as much money as they can. That's what you do in business.....try to make money. But lately, I'm just getting a bit more picky about how much I give them. I don't buy jerseys anymore. I don't do much except go to the games and try to spend as little of my money on the NFL stuff as possible. But I still do love it. Love the players. Love the City. And I do appreciate the Pegula's keeping the team here. I've just personally had enough on some things. This is one. If anything, hopefully this helps some of you with where price points currently are.

I had my meeting a week or so ago via phone since I live in VA. I've had season tickets for 24 years. I'm in Section 134, Row 40 between the 45 and 50 yard line on the Bills side. Lower Bowl. My current tickets are awesome. Just a few notes from my own personal opinion so you know my mindset before I answered the call. I didn't want a new stadium. I also don't think the renderings of the new stadium have personally created any extra excitement in me whatsoever. It looks about as bland as you can get in today's world of creative architecture. My favorite part of the new stadium are the giant buffalos outside of the stadium. Compared to what Tennessee and Cleveland have just shown, I personally think Buffalo's is already subpar. However, I understand the new concept, a possible available budget for it, and that's just my $.02. So, I've been somewhat pessimistic from the entire process of this new stadium. Deep down in, I've probably know this was when my season ticket holder status would end. In 2026. My PSL's for my current two seats in the lower bowl are 15K a piece. So, I would pay $30,000 just to have the "privilege" to purchase those new season tickets that would about double in price from what they are now. YIPPEEEE. I love the Bills. I love going to games. But I'll be damned if I'm paying roughly $38,000 to enter that stadium in 2026. It's pure garbage, and I pretty much said that. My rep also acted like a used car salesman and asked what I would be comfortable paying to get me in that new stadium and locked in. That's also garbage. That's like those of you (which I actually hope nobody does) tells that car dealership what you would like your payment to be for that shiny new car they have sitting in the showroom. They can make the payment whatever you need it to be by fixing their terms. It felt similar here. I instead asked my rep.......why don't you tell me what the PSL's are for the entire stadium so that I could pick what I'm comfortable paying according to the prices that are set for certain seating areas. She countered that with the fact that she doesn't even know what the prices are.........I interrupted her and said, well......you can tell whoever made that decision for that process is also garbage. I told her this is like playing a used car pricing game, and they are about as far from transparent as you can be while going through this. Even though she said she didn't know any other pricing in the stadium, she then "hinted" at some other PSL costs on the next steps down. So, they know more than they are letting on. To sit on the Bills side of the field is more expensive than the visitors side. I do know that. My corresponding PSL's on the visitors side of the field are $10,000 a piece instead of $15,000 on the Bills sideline. She also said that if I didn't act quickly that these seats would be gone within days. Even though, it took three different emails, multiple phone calls, and A TEXT at 6pm at night.......really.......6 pm at night blind text to see if I would hop on a quick call. That's the one that hooked me in. I actually texted back and said yes. However, if those tickets are flying off the board, I'm pretty sure they wouldn't need to try to communicate with me so hard. Lastly, she did hint that the next step down in PSLs in the lower bowl ran all the way to the endzone corners and those are 8k per seat. I wasn't quite clear where that 8k started, but that's what I was told. To wrap it up, I told the lady I have two girls heavily involved in high school athletics and simply asked her if she thought I should give a billionaire 38k instead of investing in my daughters. Hell, I told her I could easily fund my daughters high school teams and provide a better life for them instead of paying PSL's at that price point. Even though I was venting and provoking her a bit, she answered gracefully, and said I had to do what was best for me. She did well there. I give her credit. I told her after 24 years of being a season ticket holder that I was done, and I'll just pick and choose individual games that I want to attend in the future on someone else's PSL dime. The entire thing stinks to me. I hate being a fan of the NFL. Sometimes it's even embarassing that I am. But I'm not going to sit here and pretend that I won't watch games anymore. Because I will. I not going to sit here and pretend to not be a Bills fan anymore, because I will be. I'm still going to go to games. I'll just purchase on the secondary market instead, and save at least $50,000 over the rest of my lifetime. But it doesn't mean it doesn't stink. Think about it. $30,000 to have the right to purchase tickets to watch a football game. It's downright ignorant. And I am a person that is lucky enough that I can probably afford that at the current time. I'm just choosing some restraint at this moment. I don't blame Pegula and the NFL for making as much money as they can. That's what you do in business.....try to make money. But lately, I'm just getting a bit more picky about how much I give them. I don't buy jerseys anymore. I don't do much except go to the games and try to spend as little of my money on the NFL stuff as possible. But I still do love it. Love the players. Love the City. And I do appreciate the Pegula's keeping the team here. I've just personally had enough on some things. This is one. If anything, hopefully this helps some of you with where price points currently are.

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