What was the furthest you traveled to see the Bills play?

[fan_in_tx]

Dallas to Mia/Buf/Nashville many times   Oh in Houston and here in Dallas as well

Edited December 14, 2022 by fan_in_tx

[Patrick Duffy]

5 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

I think it is around 5 hours or so, it's not too bad.  Coming back its always about 30 min quicker than they say though.  Every time I have gone east, the flight back has always landed me home at LAX like 30+ min early than scheduled.  

That's not all that bad then. 5 hrs straight flight and no change over I'm assuming? My guess wasn't far off, I was thinking 6-7 hrs. 

 

I have driven the 12-13hrs many of time, then last 3 years I went I flew and was there in a little less than 2 hrs and that's with a stop-n-switch. Was much better lol

[Aross3415]

Drive from Huntington, WV to Dallas for the Thanksgiving game.

[No_Matter_What]

2 hours ago, Canadian Bills Fan said:

 

 

I hear Bratislava and right away cut to Euro Trip lmao

 

 

Haha.

 

I really wonder how many Americans (or Canadians) saw that movie, never been to (Central) Europe and think this is the way things actually look in Bratislava  

[Bad Things]

I'm hoping to fly up from New Zealand for the Super Bowl!

 

[Mango]

Daniel Ricciardo has to be the winner of this one, right?. Australia to Buffalo. His hometown of Perth is literally the furthest inhabited (100k+) place on earth from Buffalo.

 

https://furthestcity.com/city/BUFFALO_NY_UNITED_STATES_OF_AMERICA

 

 

[Colorado Mike]

drove from San Antonio to Tampa (without a ticket) for Super Bowl 25.  Managed to get one about an hour before kickoff

[TNBills]

Flew a couple of times California to Buffalo. Also flew California to Nashville for MNF last year.

[Alphadawg7]

11 minutes ago, Patrick Duffy said:

That's not all that bad then. 5 hrs straight flight and no change over I'm assuming? My guess wasn't far off, I was thinking 6-7 hrs. 

 

I have driven the 12-13hrs many of time, then last 3 years I went I flew and was there in a little less than 2 hrs and that's with a stop-n-switch. Was much better lol

 

Yeah that was a direct flight I was referring to

[muppy]

Back when travel agents got great airline travel benefits I would fly in for games from Colorado Springs yearly (for free)

 

Once we moved to socal it was s San diego-Buffalo cross country journey again flying

 

The furthest drive was from san diego to Phoenix (approx 7 hours drive) and once to San Francisco which was approx 10 hours

[without a drought]

I sat in the upper deck once.

[Patrick Duffy]

1 minute ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

Yeah that was a direct flight I was referring to

 

Yeah not bad at all....probably was expensive but better than drive still lol.

 

Didn't you go earlier this season, or was it last season? I remember you posting about it and think it was early this season, but not 100% sure

[twist_to_open]

In the 90s I was attached to VF-154 aboard the U.S.S. Independence in Yokosuka Japan, flew from Tokyo to Buffalo, caught a Bills Dolphins playoff game, if memory serves me it was Don Shula's last game I think...

Edited December 14, 2022 by twist_to_open

[ticketssince61]

LA to Buffalo for 51-3 AFC Championship game Jan 1991

[JLO]

About to fly from Los Angeles to Rochester to visit family for holidays and will be going to game, but not flying to specifically attend the game. That count?

[CSBill]

Miami. Great place to go except in September. A majority of the fans are Bills, and late fall and early winner is the best time to visit there.

[aristocrat]

London

[BillyBilliams]

I forgot to put my tickets on sale, so I'm going to the game this weekend.  I'm driving from Tucson to Phoenix on Friday.  I'll be in Buffalo LATE Friday night.  Going to the game, flying back on Sunday and arriving home around midnight that night.

[Shaw66]

59 minutes ago, Bad Things said:

I'm hoping to fly up from New Zealand for the Super Bowl!

 

And we have a (prospective) winner!!!!

[AverageAllensSuspensor]

From Stockholm to Oakland.