Buffalo Area Sports Tickets
As the weather turns colder in the fall and the snow starts to fly as winter comes to upstate New York, the attention of nearly every sports fan in the region turns to Buffalo Bills football. With a rich history dating back to 1959 and the old American Football League, the Bills have also developed a loyal following outside of the Buffalo area and they are one of the most popular teams in the NFL. So it goes without saying that Buffalo Bills tickets are one of the few things that heat up in Buffalo as the temperature dips. Bills Roster
Of course one of the reasons for the popularity of Bills football tickets is the past success of the team, which includes two AFL Championships and the incredible run of four straight Super Bowl appearances from 1990-1993. While Jim Kelly, Bruce Smith and Thurman Thomas never brought home the Vince Lombardi Trophy, they gave Buffalo arguably the best NFL team of the 1990s. The Bills have struggled a bit since their last playoff appearance in 1999, but Bills fans have continued to support their team. And even if the Bills are not winning, there’s nothing like the experience of seeing an NFL game at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park. With the swirling winds and frigid temperatures, the Bills enjoy a great home field advantage.
Bills football fans have also taken the sport of tailgating to another level. They don’t show up an hour before the game with a few hot dogs on a hibachi – tailgating in Buffalo sometimes starts the day before the game and features just about every kind of cooked meat known to man. You just haven’t tailgated until you have done it at Ralph Wilson Stadium with Buffalo Bills tickets in your back pocket.
When the Bills are not playing, you can grab some Buffalo Sabres tickets and catch an NHL game at HSBC Arena. And on January 1, 2008, Ralph Wilson Stadium will host a very unique sporting event – the AMP NHL Winter Classic featuring the Sabres against Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins. Also known simply as the Ice Bowl, this will be the first ever outdoor NHL game played in the United States. There’s a good shot the game with attract an NHL record crowd of nearly 80,000 fans, so you have the chance to be a part of history with NHL Winter Classic tickets for the big game in Buffalo.
