The Buffalo Bills are known for having ticket pricing on the cheaper side, but it’s set to go up.
According to the Buffalo News, the Bills will increase ticket prices by about $4 dollars per game for season ticket holders next year. The weighted ticket price average goes from $89.56 to $93.67, per the report.
Prices vary throughout seating locations.
But even with the increase, the Bills’ ticketing prices are still among the lowest in the NFL. According to the report, only the Bengals had cheaper season ticket prices last season. From 2018 to 2019, the Bills increased their ticket pricing $1.85 per seat a game.
In addition, parking pass pricing is also increasing. Cash lots spike from $200 to $220, while premium lots jump from $250 to $300 for a season pass. The camper lot’s season pass increases from $700 to $750.
The Bills are coming off a 10-6 season and second playoff berth in three seasons. Buffalo also has the looming stadium issue coming into focus and unfortunately, ever-increasing costs of operation and building a new fortress isn’t free.
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