NFL Playoffs: Buffalo Bills Ticket Prices Skyrocket Amidst High Demand
Fans Scramble for Last-Minute Deals as Divisional Round Approaches
With the Buffalo Bills set to host their first playoff game in three years, ticket prices for the Divisional Round matchup have soared to record highs.
According to Ticketmaster, the average price for a ticket to the Bills' game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday is $320, a 25% increase from last year's Divisional Round game. The most expensive tickets, located in the lower bowl of Highmark Stadium, are listed at over $1,000.
Despite the high prices, Bills Mafia is determined to witness their team's historic moment. Season ticket holders and fans across Western New York have been snapping up tickets, leaving only a limited number of seats available on the secondary market.
TickPick, a ticket resale platform, reports that the average resale price for Bills tickets has also reached new heights. A limited number of tickets are still available starting at $200, but the majority of remaining seats are priced at $400 or more.
The Bills are coming off an impressive 13-3 regular season, securing the AFC's No. 2 seed. Quarterback Josh Allen and a high-powered offense have fueled the team's success, making them one of the favorites to reach the Super Bowl.
As the excitement builds for the Divisional Round matchup, fans are urged to act quickly if they hope to secure a ticket. With the Bills' pursuit of a Lombardi trophy in full swing, the atmosphere at Highmark Stadium is sure to be electric.
Conclusion
The skyrocketing ticket prices for the Bills' playoff game are a testament to the incredible passion and support of Bills Mafia. As the team looks to make a deep playoff run, fans are willing to pay top dollar to witness a piece of history in the making.
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