Highmark Stadium

Driving

The main highway approach is the New York State Thruway (I-90) to Route 219, using Milestrip Road (Route 179) for approaches from the north or Big Tree Road (Route 20A) for approaches from the south. Choose your route according to your parking lot, since stadium traffic controls restrict access from certain directions.

Abbott Road closes to vehicle traffic six hours before kickoff between Bills Drive and the NFTA transportation hub. Do not plan to drive through this section to reach a lot on the opposite side of the stadium.

Parking

Official Parking

Official lots open four hours before kickoff. Tailgating is permitted, but equipment must remain within your allotted space and traffic lanes must stay clear. Propane and natural gas grills are allowed; charcoal grills must meet the stadium’s clearance requirements, with coals completely extinguished before entering the stadium. Glass containers, oil fryers, wood stoves, ground stakes, and private catering operations are prohibited. Tailgating ends at kickoff.

• Pre-paid
  Official stadium lots require an advance parking permit valid for the specific lot purchased. Suites include VIP parking benefits, qualifying Founders Club memberships include a season parking pass, and other club memberships offer the ability to purchase VIP season parking. Fans seeking an individual-game pass should check secondary market listings.
  
  Platinum sits immediately northwest of the stadium; enter from Southwestern Boulevard via Platinum Drive. Bronze is north of the stadium near Family Circle; enter from Southwestern Boulevard via Bronze Drive. Both require an approach from the west.
  
  Gold is immediately west and southwest of the stadium; approach Big Tree Road from the west and turn left onto Gold Drive. Gray is south of the stadium; approach Abbott Road from the south and turn left onto Gray Drive.
  
  White and Orange are northeast of the stadium, across Abbott Road. Approach Southwestern Boulevard from the east and turn right onto Orange Drive for both lots.
  
  Blue is southeast of the stadium across Abbott Road, near Bills Drive. Green is farther southeast beside the practice facilities and Big Tree Road. Approach Big Tree Road from the east and turn right onto Fieldhouse Drive for either lot.
• Day of
  The former ECC South Campus, immediately west and southwest of the stadium, offers parking without an advance permit. Enter from Southwestern Boulevard or Big Tree Road. Space is subject to availability, so arrive early rather than treating this as guaranteed overflow parking.
  
  Blue ADA and White ADA also accept payment upon arrival, with an appropriate accessible parking placard. These lots are first come, first served and cashless; advance permits are not sold for them.

Private Parking

Independent lots and residential properties around Abbott Road, Southwestern Boulevard, Big Tree Road, and California Road offer additional parking and much of the neighborhood’s established tailgating atmosphere. Opening times, payment methods, restroom access, and tailgating rules vary by property.

• Hammer’s Lot
  Located south of the stadium, Hammer’s is one of the best-known gathering places for Bills tailgaters. Parking is first come, first served, and early arrival is advisable. It is home to Pinto Ron’s Red Pinto Tailgate, famous for its ketchup and mustard ceremony and unconventional cooking setups. Visitors can walk in without parking at Hammer’s.
• KK Lot
  Located near Abbott Road and Southwestern Boulevard, north of the stadium, KK remains a popular independent parking and tailgating option. It is known for its massive flagpoles, thumping DJ setups, and a slightly younger crowd.
• Wings Flight of Hope
  Located east of the stadium complex, this established tailgate destination combines parking with indoor and outdoor gathering areas, a sports bar, and a kitchen operating for Bills home games. WGR 550 hosts pregame broadcasts here with food, music, and giveaways. Parking is first come, first served.

Public Transit

NFTA Metro’s Game Day Express provides direct bus service to the stadium from six departure locations: Eastern Hills Mall, the Metropolitan Transportation Center in downtown Buffalo, Niagara Falls Transportation Center, Thruway Plaza Transit Center, University Station, and Utica Rail Station in Buffalo.

Schedules are released during the week preceding each game. Service is limited and buses can fill quickly, so arrive at least 15 minutes before departure. Buses use the stadium transportation center near Abbott Road and Southwestern Boulevard. Fares can be paid with exact cash or Token Transit; regular Metro passes and MetGo are not accepted.

Rideshare

The designated rideshare area is southwest of the stadium, at the eastern end of the former ECC South Campus on the side nearest the stadium. After the game, exit through Entry 3 and Gate B and follow the campus route to the pickup area.

Demand can often exceed the number of available drivers, particularly after night games. Have a backup plan for getting home.

The pregame experience at Highmark Stadium IS the tailgate. Official parking lots open 4 hours before kickoff but the private lots are often open as early as 6 hours before the game. They transform into a massive outdoor party that has become the most famous tailgating culture in professional sports. The surrounding Orchard Park area has limited bar options, but the greater Buffalo area has plenty.

Tailgating

• Hammer’s Lot
  Located south of the stadium, Hammer’s is one of the central gathering places of Bills tailgating culture. Longtime regulars return to their familiar spots, elaborate cooking setups fill the lot, and visiting fans can experience the atmosphere without bringing an entire tailgate of their own. The Red Pinto is its most famous attraction, but the surrounding community of tailgaters makes the whole lot worth exploring.
  
  Parking is first come, first served, with no reservations, so arrive early if you intend to park here. Fans parking elsewhere can walk over to join the gathering.
• The Red Pinto Tailgate
  Within Hammer’s Lot, Ken “Pinto Ron” Johnson’s red Ford Pinto anchors one of football’s most recognizable tailgates. Its signature traditions include the ketchup and mustard ceremony, when Johnson is drenched in condiments before kickoff, and the bowling-ball shot, taken from a finger hole before a celebratory horn blast.
  
  The cooking equipment is another attraction. Pizza Pete turns a filing cabinet into a pizza oven, while the group’s improvised kitchens have included shovels, wheelbarrows, and car parts. Visitors are welcome without a separate admission ticket, but should bring their own food and drinks rather than expect a catered meal.
• The KK Lot
  North of the stadium, KK is a longstanding independent parking and tailgating destination that fans continue to use for the new stadium. It offers a traditional bring-your-own tailgate setting, with groups gathering around their vehicles before walking to the game.
  
  The KK name remains familiar to fans, although the former KK Food Mart at the corner has reopened as The Staple under new ownership.
• The Wings Meeting Place
  East of the stadium complex, Wings combines a large tailgating destination with an indoor and outdoor event venue. Facilities include an indoor sports bar, covered outdoor bar, and a kitchen serving food during Bills home games. These amenities make it a useful choice for visitors who want somewhere to gather without organizing every part of the party themselves.
  
  WGR 550 hosts pregame broadcasts here with food, music, and giveaways. The venue is associated with Wings Flights of Hope, the nonprofit providing free air transportation for patients traveling for medical care. Parking is first come, first served.
• Parker Brothers Tailgate
  Rory and Ray’s Parker Brothers Tailgate is known for its ambitious cooking and welcoming community atmosphere. What began as a small gathering with a fryer has grown into an operation feeding dozens of fans, with multiple cooking stations and a menu that changes throughout the season.
  
  For 2026, the group identifies its location as the White Lot behind Prohibition 2020. Birria tacos are among the featured dishes, illustrating the emphasis on meals beyond the usual burgers and hot dogs. Check the group’s game-specific schedule before visiting, since it does not operate at every home game.
• Bills VIP Tailgate
  Bullseye Event Group’s Bills VIP Tailgate is a ticketed, all-inclusive tailgate across from Toyota Gate E. Admission includes food stations, a premium open bar, bottled beer, and nonalcoholic drinks. Large screens showing pregame coverage and a live DJ complete the experience for visitors who want a full party without packing grills or coolers.
  
  All ages and opposing team fans are welcome. The event opens four hours before kickoff; food and beverage service ends 55 minutes before kickoff, and doors close 30 minutes before kickoff. Standard tailgate admission does not include parking or a game ticket, although combination packages are offered.
• Timed Traditions
  Exactly one hour before kickoff, the stadium blasts a loud train horn accompanied by fireworks. This is the universal signal for Bills Mafia to pack up the grills and head toward the security gates.

Tailgating Supplies

Pick up supplies before entering the immediate stadium traffic pattern. Wegmans McKinley offers groceries, snacks, sandwiches and prepared food, while Tops Friendly Markets in Orchard Park provides groceries, drinks and last minute tailgating supplies. Consumer’s Beverages Orchard Park is a dedicated beer stop with local selections and a growler program, and McKinley Wine & Spirits carries wine and spirits near the McKinley shopping area. For takeout, BW’s Smokin’ Barrels Barbecue offers barbecue carryout, while O’Neill’s adjacent Pino’s Pizza provides a nearby pizza option. Order ahead and check pickup times when planning an early tailgate, and transfer drinks into permitted non-glass containers before bringing them into official tailgating areas.

Highmark Trail

The Highmark Trail offers a way to explore the stadium grounds before entering the gates, with interactive games and photo stops suitable for families. The 1.7-mile route starts near Family Circle at the north entrance and circles the stadium campus. Musical Rush lets visitors make music by stepping, hopping or rolling across interactive yard lines. Other stops include a measured broad jump, a 40-yard dash and Bills themed photo installations featuring a helmet, “Go Bills” and “Shout.”

Stadium Plaza Activities

The Pregame Plaza sits within the stadium’s secure perimeter between Gates C and D. A mini football field anchors the space, surrounded by photo opportunities, games, music, sponsor activities, and other interactive entertainment.

Security gates open three hours before kickoff, providing time to explore before the ticketed stadium entries open. The Pregame Plaza closes 30 minutes before kickoff.

This area also features several food and drink vendors. Items are purchased individually, separately from the ticketed, all-inclusive Bills VIP Tailgate.

• Chiavetta’s at Bud Light Exterior Market
  This Western New York barbecue institution serves a chicken leg-quarter platter with potato salad and cornbread.
• Southern Junction at Pepsi Exterior Market
  Buffalo’s Southern Junction combines Texas barbecue with Indian influences, offering chopped beef sandwiches, curried beef or cauliflower foldies, and the Texas Trinity of brisket, kielbasa and ribs. Other options include the Texas Twinkie, a bacon-wrapped jalapeño stuffed with brisket and cream cheese, plus banana pudding and a chocolate whiskey pecan bar for dessert. It also features craft beer options.
• Beverage Trailers
  Exterior beverage trailers serve Loganberry Rush, the stadium’s loganberry-flavored cocktail.
• Beer & Gear Stations
  Stations between Gates B and C and near Gate D sell the reusable Labatt Beer Horn with Labatt Blue or Blue Light before kickoff, while supplies last.

Pregame Bars & Restaurants

• O'Neill's Stadium Inn
  Located just north of the stadium, this is the closest bar to Highmark Stadium and packs in fans on game days. Sports bar atmosphere, cold beer, and proximity to the gates.
• Big Tree Inn
  A legendary Bills bar south of the stadium that has been the pregame gathering spot for decades. The atmosphere is pure Western New York with passionate fans, cheap drinks, and walls covered in memorabilia.
• Danny's South
  A restaurant and bar offering standard American fare and a pregame crowd.
• Duff's Famous Wings
  Buffalo is the birthplace of the chicken wing, and Duff's is widely considered one of the best in the city.
• Prohibition 2020
  Another classic sports bar featuring an extensive food menu just north of the stadium.
• BW's Smokin' Barrels Barbecue
  A BBQ spot north of the stadium offering slow smoked meats and classic sides.

Architectural Elements

Highmark Stadium’s canopy shelters roughly two-thirds of the seats providing shelter to fans while leaving the field open, preserving the outdoor football experience associated with Bills games. The concourses also have radiant heat in busy areas and above selected seating for a more comfortable fan experience on cold winter days.

Family Circle

Located outside the stadium’s north entrance, Family Circle is a gathering plaza designed in the shape of an American bison hoofprint. It combines the stadium’s signature sculptures with tributes to Bills greats and Western New York history.

• Bison Sculptures
  A stainless steel bull, cow and calf created by artist Blessing Hancock anchor the plaza. Programmable lighting and illuminated elements based on the Bills logo animate the sculptures after dark, while the bull and cow can release smoke through their nostrils to resemble breath on a cold night.
• Western New York History
  An illuminated historical display explores the region’s past, including its Indigenous communities. Seneca artist Caleb Abrams contributed to the timeline’s language to incorporate Indigenous perspectives.
• Bills Greats Plaques
  Plaques surrounding the installation honor notable figures from franchise history, with benches providing a place to pause and explore the tributes before entering the stadium. This area is similar to the Wall of Fame from the old stadium.

Retired Numbers

The Bills’ retired numbers and a tribute to founder Ralph Wilson Jr. appear above the press box along the stadium’s west sideline.

• #12 Jim Kelly
• #34 Thurman Thomas
• #78 Bruce Smith
• Ralph Wilson Jr.

Concourse Art

Artwork appears across the stadium’s levels, with murals, mosaics, sculptures and installations celebrating Western New York, Bills history and the team’s fans. Large structural braces also serve as backdrops for displays inspired by Buffalo’s industrial past and gameday traditions.

• Giant Folding Table
  Near Section 102 on the southwest side of the main concourse, an oversized broken folding table creates a walk-through photo opportunity honoring one of Bills Mafia’s most recognizable tailgating traditions.
• The 12th Man in Pieces
  At Entry 4, accessed from Gate B, BuffaLUG’s community built mosaic brings together more than 85,000 LEGO pieces assembled by over 2,000 participants across Western New York. The scene depicts the stadium, tailgating fans and Buffalo’s skyline.
• Peace Bridge Replica
  On the 100 level, fans can walk beneath a model of the bridge connecting Buffalo and Fort Erie, Ontario.
• Seneca and Haudenosaunee History
  On the 300 level near the Labatt Skyline Deck in the north end zone, Caleb Abrams’ six-panel installation explores Indigenous history and contemporary communities. Displays cover Haudenosaunee territories, lacrosse and the seventh-generation principle, which considers how today’s decisions affect future generations.
• Southtowns Superfans
  Carl Cordes’ three oversized holographic trading cards honor the Bills Chefs, Pancho Billa and Bills Elvis, with details referencing their individual stories.
• Bills Traditions Displays
  Handcrafted Oxford Pennant flags hang above the Blue Moon Flag Bar in the upper concourse, bringing the look of tailgate flags inside. The upper concourse banner collection includes references to Buffalo’s AFL championships, team sayings, War Memorial Stadium and prominent Bills supporters Tim Russert, Chris Berman and Wolf Blitzer. Elsewhere, structural-brace displays feature “Shout!” lyrics, a signed construction beam celebrating the stadium’s builders, and “Too Cold for Them,” depicting division opponents’ helmets frozen behind glass.

Skyline Deck

Located on Level 3 above the north end zone, the Labatt Skyline Deck combines tributes to Bills greats with an open air gathering space overlooking the stadium grounds and downtown Buffalo. The area extends the celebration of team history inside the stadium, giving fans another place to explore the franchise’s heritage before kickoff.

Standing Room & Social Areas

• Standing Room Only
  Drink rails are located behind many lower bowl sections and selected upper bowl sections. Each SRO ticket identifies a particular seating section, with unnumbered standing positions along its assigned rail. No seat is included. These are designated ticket locations rather than a continuous standing area available to everyone.
• Open Concourses & Blue Moon Flag Bar
  Open concourses allow fans to keep sight of the field while moving around the stadium. The Blue Moon Flag Bar on the upper concourse is a distinctive meeting spot, with handcrafted Oxford Pennant flags overhead bringing the look of Bills tailgates inside.
• Labatt Skyline Deck
  Located on the upper concourse above the north end zone, this outdoor gathering area offers views toward downtown Buffalo and a place to meet for a drink at the Skyline Deck Bar.

Family & Sensory Spaces

• Parents Lounges
  Private rooms throughout the main and upper concourses and premium areas provide space for feeding, pumping and changing children. Each includes a chair, sink, countertop and changing table.
• Sensory Rooms
  Seven rooms provide a quieter environment for guests who need a break from the stadium atmosphere. Four serve the main and upper concourses, with additional rooms in the Field Club, lower 716 Club and M&T Bank Lounge balcony. The premium rooms require the appropriate ticket. Sensory kits are available through Guest Experience.

Premium Seating

Premium areas require the appropriate ticket and wristband. Check the specific ticket’s included amenities when buying through the secondary market, particularly food and beverage credits.

• Charge Bar
  Behind the north end zone, this premium social area combines extra wide padded seats with a private lounge, restaurant space, restrooms and access to field level corner patios. Food and drinks are purchased separately. Seating ranges from a compact area directly behind the end zone, just four rows deep, to elevated seats offering a broader view of the field.
• Seneca Resorts & Casinos Field Club
  At midfield behind the Bills’ west sideline, wider cushioned seats are paired with a private indoor club, views of the player tunnel and access to a field level patio behind the team bench. Food and nonalcoholic beverages are included for Bills games; alcoholic drinks are purchased separately.
• Toyota Club & 716 Club Upper
  These two premium seating levels line the east sideline behind the visiting team, with the Toyota Club on the lower level and 716 Club Upper above it. Tickets are purchased for seats in the chosen level. Both offer wider cushioned seats, overhead heat and coverage, and indoor lounges with bars and premium concessions. Food and drinks are available for purchase.
• Loge Boxes
  In an elevated midfield position on the east sideline, below the upper 716 Club seating, the Loge Boxes offer oversized leather theater seats, overhead heat and coverage, and in-seat wait service. Tickets include 716 Club access, and a food and beverage voucher.
• Reserved+
  On the middle level above the south end zone, Reserved+ offers an elevated, head-on view down the field. Each section has fewer than ten rows, with standing rails at the rear. Tickets include access to a dedicated club space with food and nonalcoholic beverages included during Bills games. This is a smaller premium seating area with an end zone perspective and convenient access to its own hospitality space.
• Gallagher Founders Club
  Elevated VIP seating along the west sideline combines broad field views with heated, wider cushioned seats and a private indoor lounge. Bills games include dining and an open bar. Guests also receive access to the M&T Bank Lounge, Field Club and 716 Clubs.

Suites & Hospitality

Suites along the west sideline combine private indoor lounge space with covered outdoor seating and balcony heaters. Amenities include private entrances, televisions, a suite attendant and catering options. Food, beverages and parking inclusions depend on the package.

• Executive Suites
  Accommodating approximately 16–23 guests, these larger suites offer sideline views, an indoor gathering space and covered seating outside. They are suited to corporate entertaining or larger groups attending together.
• Signature Suites
  These smaller suites accommodate approximately 12–18 guests, with corner perspectives from the Bills’ side of the stadium. They provide the same combination of indoor lounge space, covered outdoor seating and balcony heaters.
• M&T Bank Lounge
  The shared lounge serving the west side suite areas gives suite guests and Founders Club ticket holders another place to gather outside their seats. Gameday service features rotating small plates, including passed selections, alongside a featured cocktail, beer and house wine. Access is included with suite and Founders Club tickets.

Specialty Food

• Black Rock
  (Sections 101, 302, 318, 328) These burger and sandwich markets serve the Blue & Red Burger with blue cheese and bacon red onion jam, alongside cheeseburgers, hot dogs and, at selected locations, chicken fingers and fries. Sections 302 and 318 also offer the Bills Mafia Stinger with shaved steak, a Buffalo chicken finger, caramelized onions, cheese sauce and blue cheese; Sections 302 and 328 serve Rizzo’s Chicken Parm Sandwich, a collaboration with chef and actor Matty Matheson.
• Kaisertown
  (Sections 106, 133, 320) Beef on weck, Buffalo’s roast beef sandwich on a salt-and-caraway roll with horseradish, anchors these stands. Sections 133 and 320 also offer loaded macaroni and cheese, while Sections 106 and 320 serve nachos.
• Grill Stands
  (Sections 109, 311, 337) These stands serve Italian sausage and locally made Babcia’s farmers cheese pierogi with caramelized onions and sour cream.
• Lovejoy
  (Section 116) Chicken sandwiches and fingers are the focus here, led by Rizzo’s Chicken Parm Sandwich from Matty Matheson’s Rizzo’s House of Parm. The sandwich combines a chicken cutlet, tomato sauce, mozzarella, parmesan and roasted peppers; plain and Buffalo chicken fingers are also available.
• West Side Grill
  (Section 119) This large market offers wings in Highmark, Spicy Golden BBQ and John Young’s Mumbo sauces, alongside chicken fingers, fries and poutine. Pizza options include cheese, pepperoni, and sausage and banana pepper, with family-style portions also available.
• Five Points
  (Section 127) This market brings together several Buffalo favorites, including the Bills Mafia Stinger, Buffalo chicken finger sub, Blue & Red Burger and the stadium’s three wing preparations. Cheeseburgers, hot dogs, Italian sausage, chicken fingers and fries round out the menu.
• First Ward
  (Sections 145, 301, 317) Chicken fingers, fries and wings are the main attractions, including John Young’s Mumbo Wings, which honor an important name in Buffalo wing history. Section 145 also offers Half Luna’s locally made bean empanadas; Section 301 adds poutine and Orchard Park Party Mix, a loaded combination of fries, cheese curds and crunchy toppings.
• Allentown
  (Section 149) This market combines stadium staples with Vietnamese banh mi from Pham’s Kitchen, featuring meat, pickled vegetables, herbs and jalapeño on a baguette. Other choices include cheese, pepperoni, and sausage and banana pepper pizza, the Royal Sub, Italian sausage, nachos and loaded footlong hot dogs.
• Coors Market
  (Section 306) Beef on weck and loaded macaroni and cheese are the main dishes at this upper concourse market. Soft serve, popcorn and soft pretzels round out the selection.
• Labatt Market
  (Section 333) This location serves beef on weck, loaded macaroni and cheese and nachos. Soft serve, popcorn and pretzels provide additional snack options.
• Labatt Market
  (Section 340) This market combines the Blue & Red Burger with Highmark, Spicy Golden BBQ and John Young’s Mumbo Wings. Chicken fingers, cheeseburgers, hot dogs and fries are also available.
• Pepsi Market
  (Section 349) Local names include Mighty Taco and Half Luna empanadas, alongside wings, chicken fingers and fries. Pizza options include cheese, pepperoni, and sausage and banana pepper, while the Royal Sub combines sausage, capicola, provolone, vegetables and garlic aioli.
• 716 Lower Markets
  (Toyota Club / 716 Lower Club) Market 1 offers Utica riggies, porchetta, eggplant caprese, cheese and charcuterie, steak salad, Roma pizza, a pizza of the game, panini and subs. Market 2 serves burgers, hot dogs, chicken fingers, fries and Spicy Golden BBQ wings; club access is required.
• 716 Upper Markets 1 & 3
  (716 Upper Club) Both markets offer Utica riggies, cheese and charcuterie, and Caesar salad, while Market 1 also serves porchetta, eggplant caprese, steak salad and Roma pizza. Club access is required.
• 716 Upper Markets 2 & 4
  (716 Upper Club) Market 2 offers beef on weck, Half Luna empanadas, porchetta, loaded nachos, hot dogs, loaded footlongs, sausage, panini and subs. Market 4 pairs empanadas with wings, Buffalo chicken finger subs, chicken fingers, fries and eggplant caprese; club access is required.
• Black Rock — Field Level
  (Field Level Premium Area) This separate Black Rock location offers beef on weck, the Bills Mafia Stinger and Blue & Red Burger, plus charcuterie, pistachio quinoa salad, cheeseburgers, footlong hot dogs and fries. Appropriate premium access is required.
• North Park — Field Level
  (Field Level Premium Area) Southern Junction barbecue sliders and smoked bacon-wrapped jalapeños distinguish this location from the public North Park markets, alongside charcuterie, pistachio quinoa salad, and cheese, pepperoni, sausage and banana pepper, and barbecue pizzas. Appropriate premium access is required.

Stadium Classics

• North Park
  (Sections 110, 334, 345) Pizza is the main offering, with cheese, cup-and-char pepperoni, and sausage and banana pepper varieties. Sections 110 and 334 also serve the Royal Sub, made with sausage, capicola, provolone, vegetables and garlic aioli.
• Popcorn Stands
  (Sections 112, 311, 337) Dedicated popcorn stands offer a straightforward snack stop. Popcorn, chips and pretzels are also available at numerous food markets.
• Humboldt
  (Sections 114, 139, 326) Footlong hot dogs are the specialty, with plain and loaded versions. The upper concourse location also serves Italian sausage.
• Pepsi Market
  (Section 134) This main concourse market serves cheese, pepperoni, and sausage and banana pepper pizza, including family-style portions. Soft pretzels, popcorn and skillet cookies round out the selection.
• Nachos Stands
  (Sections 138, 310, 334) Doritos and Fritos Top N Go snacks provide a portable alternative to a traditional tray of nachos.
• Molson Market
  (Section 311) Pizza options include cheese, pepperoni, and sausage and banana pepper, with family-style portions also available. Soft pretzels and skillet cookies provide additional snack options.
• Labatt Market
  (Section 323) This location serves cheese, pepperoni, and sausage and banana pepper pizza, along with the Royal Sub. Popcorn, soft pretzels, skillet cookies and Snickers ice cream bars round out the menu.

Dessert

• Anderson’s Frozen Custard
  (Sections 110, 119, 127, 149, 301, 306, 333, 340) The local custard maker supplies the stadium’s soft serve in vanilla, chocolate and swirl. Find it at North Park, West Side Grill, Five Points, Allentown, First Ward, Coors Market and the listed Labatt Markets.
• Skillet Cookies
  (Sections 110, 134, 149, 311, 323, 334, 345) Warm skillet cookies are available at the listed North Park, Pepsi, Allentown, Molson and Labatt markets. The Labatt Market at Section 323 offers chocolate chip, red velvet and toasted s’mores varieties.
• Snickers Ice Cream Bars
  (Sections 110, 323) North Park and the Labatt Market offer packaged Snickers ice cream bars.
• Buffadough
  (Sections 145, 349) This fried dough dessert is available at First Ward and the upper concourse Pepsi Market.
• Cheerio Treat
  (Toyota Club / 716 Lower Club, Market 1) The lower club’s first market offers a Cheerio treat among its grab-and-go selections. Club access is required.
• Field Level Desserts
  (Field Level Premium Area) North Park offers chocolate chip, red velvet and toasted s’mores skillet cookies. Both North Park and Black Rock carry Snickers ice cream bars; appropriate premium access is required.
• Candy at Food Markets & Selected Beverage Stands
  (Sections 101, 106, 109, 110, 114, 116, 119, 127, 133, 134, 137, 138, 139, 145, 149, 301, 302, 306, 310, 311, 317, 318, 320, 323, 326, 328, 333, 334, 340, 345, 349) Packaged candy is widely available at food markets and snack stands. Additional main concourse options include the Loganberry Rush stand at Section 116 and Labatt Beer Lane at Section 137.

Craft Beer

Craft beer is available at Highmark Stadium, including Buffalo’s Big Ditch Hayburner IPA. Beer is sold throughout the main and upper concourses, but selections vary by outlet. The locations below sell beer, although a particular craft selection is not guaranteed at every stop.

• Food Markets & Concession Stands
  (Sections 101, 106, 109, 110, 114, 116, 119, 127, 133, 134, 138, 139, 145, 149, 301, 302, 306, 310, 311, 317, 318, 320, 323, 326, 328, 333, 334, 340, 345, 349) Canned beer accompanies the food offerings at these locations, including Black Rock, Kaisertown, North Park, Lovejoy, First Ward and the larger branded markets. At Section 311, look for Molson Market; at Section 334, use North Park.
• Beer Lanes
  (Sections 103, 111, 119, 127, 132, 137, 141, 147, 151, 309) Dedicated Beer Lanes offer refrigerated canned beer separately from the food counters. These include the NÜTRL, Bud Light, Labatt and Miller Lite branded lanes, with selections varying by location.
• Labatt Beer Horn
  (Sections 110, 134, 336; Labatt Skyline Deck) Although Labatt is a macro beer, its reusable bison horn is a distinctive stadium souvenir. It comes with Labatt Blue or Blue Light and is sold before kickoff while supplies last.
• Popcorn Stand
  (Section 112) This main concourse snack stand also sells canned beer, providing another option beyond the food markets and Beer Lanes.
• Miller Lite Bar
  (Section 123) This main concourse bar offers beer alongside cocktails and wine, with packaged beer also available at the associated beer counter.
• Labatt Skyline Deck Bar
  (Section 323) The bar serving the Skyline Deck offers canned beer alongside cocktails and wine. It provides a convenient drink stop while visiting the stadium’s upper concourse social space.
• Labatt Bar
  (Section 336) This upper concourse bar serves canned beer, hard seltzer and packaged cocktails.

Cocktails & Liquor

• Loganberry Rush Stand
  (Section 116) This dedicated main concourse stand serves Loganberry Rush, the stadium’s loganberry-flavored cocktail.
• Beverage Windows
  (Sections 119, 127) These windows serve Loganberry Rush and Tart Cherry Smash. The latter combines spiced rum with tart cherry, lime and mint and is offered in a souvenir bowling ball cup.
• Miller Lite Bar
  (Section 123) This main concourse stop offers spirits and cocktails, with canned cocktails also available at the associated beer counter.
• Nacho Stand Margaritas
  (Sections 138, 310, 334) The Nachos stands serve margaritas on tap alongside Doritos and Fritos Top N Go snacks.
• Labatt Market
  (Section 323) This pizza and sandwich market also serves Loganberry Rush and Tart Cherry Smash, alongside its packaged cocktail selection.
• Labatt Skyline Deck Bar
  (Section 323) The Skyline Deck’s bar offers spirits, cocktails and packaged cocktails in the stadium’s upper concourse social area.
• Labatt Bar
  (Section 336) Canned cocktails and hard seltzer are available at this upper concourse bar.
• Captain Morgan Stand
  (Section 349) This cocktail stop serves Tart Cherry Smash, made with spiced rum, tart cherry, lime and mint and offered in a souvenir bowling ball cup. Loganberry Rush is also available.
• Smirnoff Stand
  (Section 351) Loganberry Rush and Tart Cherry Smash are available at this upper concourse cocktail stand, with souvenir bowling ball cups among the drink options.
• 716 Club Bars
  (Toyota Club / 716 Lower Club; 716 Upper Club) The lower club has a long bar, midfield bar and north pocket bar. Upstairs, fans will find a full bar, midfield bar and north and south pocket bars; club access is required.
• Gallagher Founders Club
  (Gallagher Founders Club) Founders Club tickets include food and beverage service for Bills games, including the club’s premium bar. Appropriate club access is required.
• M&T Bank Lounge
  (M&T Bank Lounge) Bars at the lounge’s north and south ends serve its beverage selection, including a featured gameday cocktail. Suite or Founders Club access is required.
• Charge Bar
  (Charge Bar, North End Zone) Behind the north end zone, this premium lounge offers a full bar and a social gathering space for fans with Charge Bar access. Food and drinks are purchased separately.
• Seneca Resorts & Casinos Field Club
  (Seneca Field Club, West Sideline) The Field Club offers bar service within its premium lounge near midfield. Alcoholic drinks are purchased separately from the included food and nonalcoholic beverages; appropriate club access is required.
• Food Markets & Concession Stands
  (Sections 101, 106, 109, 110, 114, 116, 119, 127, 133, 134, 138, 139, 145, 149, 301, 302, 306, 310, 311, 317, 318, 320, 323, 326, 328, 333, 334, 340, 345, 349) These locations sell canned cocktails alongside their food offerings, with brands and flavors varying by outlet. At Section 311, use Molson Market; at Section 334, use North Park.
• Beer Lanes
  (Sections 103, 111, 119, 127, 132, 137, 141, 147, 151, 309) The Beer Lanes also stock canned cocktails and hard seltzer, providing additional beverage stops away from the food counters.

Wine

• Miller Lite Bar & Labatt Skyline Deck Bar
  (Sections 123, 323) Both bars offer wine alongside their beer and cocktail selections, providing options on the main and upper concourses.
• M&T Bank Lounge
  (M&T Bank Lounge) A featured house wine is part of the lounge’s rotating gameday beverage selection. Suite or Founders Club access is required.
• Gallagher Founders Club
  (Gallagher Founders Club) Wine is available through the club’s included premium bar service for Bills games. Founders Club access is required.

Bags that are clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12" or 30.5 x 15.25 x 30.5 cm. This includes clear backpacks, clear fanny packs and clear cinch bags that fit within the permissible dimensions. No buckles, grommets/hardware or décor can be concealing any part of the bag.