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Seeing the Bison's for Star Wars Night has become a family tradition for us. Our son is 6, and he…read moreloves seeing the fireworks and meeting the characters. What they do on Star Wars Night is just magical- there are so many adults that come, dress up, engage with the kids, take pics with them, and of course, create the videos, and perform in the massive on-field light saber fight! Their dedication and time is what makes this event an amazing, must-see each year. Buffalo is truly blessed to have this team- we get to watch pretty good baseball (Ok, this year it was a blowout and we lost!) and more importantly- a family can go to a game, indulge in allll the goodies, and NOT go broke! We always get hot dogs, popcorn, cotton candy- you name it. We FEAST! It's once a year, so we go all out- and honestly, we don't break the bank. There is NO professional baseball game you can watch where you can go, get tickets, buy all the food you want, and afford it. But here, we can enjoy everything to the fullest and all for less than probably one ticket to a Blue Jays game =D. Whether you like sports or baseball or not, it's a good time. If you are not a baseball fan, you should go to a game where there is a theme- take your dog to the park, Star Wars, etc. Because even if you don't enjoy the game, you will enjoy the experience and it's a fun way to spend an evening or afternoon. I simply adore going to see the Bisons, and I hope my son continues to love to go, so we can keep this tradition going.

What do you call dollars that are printed in Buffalo? Buffalo Bills, of course. And what do you…read morecall the beaks of ducks that live in Buffalo? Buffalo Bills! And what do you call it when you get letters from your credit card company or the electric company, based in Buffalo, telling you how much you owe them? A nightmare is what you call it! I've seen the Bills play live in person probably 15 times. A few times on the road, and a whole bunch of times at home. They make an intense amazing noise and are one of the best fan bases of any sport anywhere in the world. I love this team even though they need to remember how to run a team. Hopefully the new owner will figure that out. So far so good. My old review was a bit negative. With the new excellent coach, and the new owners injecting some hope, I am raising my homeawayfromhometown team to a 5. I still like the Chiefs a tiny bit better though... Here's my old review. I have to give the Buffalo Bills a 4/5 just because I would feel guilty if I didn't. However there is far more negative to say than positive. (1) The constant rumours that they are leaving town are hard to take. It hurts to lose 4 Superbowls in a row, but it's worse to constantly think that the team will leave. They should come out and say that as long as we get X support that we need to survive here, then we will not leave. Otherwise it's hard not to be a bit down about them. (2) They are hiring very poor coaches, over and over again. The new one might be different, actually, but previously, some of the worst hires in the NFL. This has always been done to save money. It just makes the team stagnate and costs the team more money in the long run. I mean seriously... Dick Jauron? (3) Not enough is done to pack the stadium. In Buffalo, such a passionate sports town, the stadium should always be packed. There are ways to make sure it is packed. (4) More exciting players should be brought in. I know that costs money, but the team is also making a lot of money and should try and give the fans some excitement in return. The one good thing I can say is, the way the team was run in the early 90s was amazing. To go to 4 Superbowls for such a small provincial town team is incredible. I am still impressed by that, and even though they didn't win anything, they deserve all the credit in the world for that.

Fan shop for the buffalo bills. It is a small store but carries something for every age group. It…read morewas a quick stop while we were in the area, but did find a small token to purchase.

If in Buffalo and looking for something fun to do, I would highly recommend going to a Queen City…read moreRoller Girls game. We had a blast watching one of their teams play at the Buffalo Riverworks. This was my first roller derby and I was surprised by the level of professional, clean, and competitive fun nature of the sport. I liked that while watching the game the announcer educated you on the sport of roller derby and the calls and the game play. I love roller skating, and I walked away wishing I lived in the area and could try out their next boot camp that they were advertising for those interested in trying it out.

Queen City Roller Girls consists of four home teams, The Alley Kats, Devil Dollies, Nickle City…read moreKnockouts and the Suicidal Saucies. So pick your team and get out and support your local derby girls who in turn support the community! A super fun way to spend a Saturday night!!

Some places are more than buildings, and Highmark Stadium - forever The Ralph to me - is certainly…read moreone of them. Earlier this month, the Buffalo Bills played their final game here, and with that, a chapter on Bills history closed. This stadium wasn't flashy or modern and it really never needed to be. It was cold (very cold), loud, imperfect, and most of all it was full of heart. Just like Buffalo. For decades, The Ralph was home to heartbreak and hope, rebuilding years and breakthrough moments. It's where generations of fans learned what loyalty truly means. Win or lose, Bills Mafia always showed up. In snowstorms, sideways rain, freezing winds, and gray November skies, the stands were full, the energy never wavered, and we were both thankful and proud to be there. Tailgates felt like family reunions. Strangers became friends within minutes. We didn't just watch football here, we felt it. The roar of the crowd, the signs, the chants, and the unwavering BILLief that this could be THEE year are moments stitched into the memories of every Bills fan. So as the Bills move across the street into their new home, I'll always be grateful for The Ralph. The memories will live on long after the final whistle blew. Highmark Stadium may be closing its doors but The Ralph will always be in my mind and in my heart. Thank you for the memories, thank you for the magic. Go Bills!

Lifelong packers fan here who loves to travel to opposing stadiums. Highmark Stadium was a great…read moreexperience. Traveled here a couple years ago for a matchup against the Bills on Halloween. Tailgating here is an absolute blast. Not sure if you can tailgate in the bills parking lot , but the surrounding lots are an absolute epic experience. Shout out to the Bills Mafia. These fans are great and absolutely know how to have a great time. From the table smashing, to the ketchup guy, to their great costumes. My sunday night game was very memorable. Inside the stadium was also fun. We sat in the club level where they have heaters above the seats , so being cold is not a factor. Fans were fun and not hostile. Buffalo and milwaukee are very similar in culture. GO PACK GO!!!!

Thanks to a friend, a few years back that let me know. the jogging track is open to the public,…read morethis has been my go to for jogging/ walking and stair workouts. Just watch for updates online when closed. Convient hours to accommodate all. Other then walking at malls, which if you live in South towns Mckinley...North towns Boulevard Mall until they start demo Spring 26, or Galleria... This is an amazing warm, cozy atmosphere for various exercise.

It's an arena, so seats are not really comfortable, but better than some in other stadiums. I…read moredon't know the capacity of the Arena. It was about 1/3 full for this basketball game. It is a very nice facility with several places where one can purchase food, soda pop or beer. We were here to watch the U.B. Bulls women's basketball team play the Kent State team. After a slow start, the Bulls were only one point behind at the 1/2. The Bulls caught fire late in the 4th quarter, went ahead and won by 6 points

The Buffalo Sabres are a professional ice hockey team based in Buffalo, New York my home state. The…read moreSabres compete in the National Hockey League (NHL) as a member of the Atlantic Division in the Eastern Conference. The team was established in 1970. My friends that are Sabres fans are die hard. Keep hope alive! The team has twice advanced to the Stanley Cup Finals, losing to the Philadelphia Flyers in 1975 and to the Dallas Stars in 1999. The Sabres, along with the Canucks, are the oldest active NHL franchises to have never won the Stanley Cup. Support your teams!! I have a Yelp friend on a mission from God posting U.S. Post Offices. I'm trying to get to every NHL team this hockey season! You know what you can do.....

I have been a fan since the teams inception, have watched them through the 70's, 80's, 90's, etc…read more This team in 2020 and 2021, is by far, the worst EVER. They are over matched in 90% of the games they play. They lack real talent, have zero star quality players, and no amount of coaching can help them win. They have reached their ceiling, and it's just not good enough. They are slow to the puck, rarely have an edge in zone play, and almost never win puck battles. The defense is porous and weak, and giveaways are constant. The goalie situation is putrid. No toughness, no tenacity, no heart is what this team is known for and the opposition takes advantage and manhandles them every night. I would be surprised if they could beat an AHL team, including their own. This team is the softest in the league.........the Sabres are UNWATCHABLE!!!