Popular Buffalo Bills Event Now is Exclusive to Season Ticket Holders

Fans are not happy after finding out that tickets for the popular Buffalo Bills scrimmage will NOT be available to the public.

The Buffalo Bills at the end of their training camp always host the popular Red and Blue scrimmage between Bills players at Highmark Stadium and the tickets were free, but you had to win them through a lottery. Instead for this year, they will exclusively go to season ticket members who have paid the personal seat licenses ahead of this new season.

Now that it is an exclusive season ticket member event, fans are finding out and they are not thrilled that they won't have the opportunity.

People are STILL mad about the other training camp tickets, too.

There are eight open training camp practices that are available to the public that anybody could enter the lottery for and recently the Buffalo Bills have told fans who won tickets and who did not win tickets, which made a lot of fans unhappy.

To be honest though, I don't understand how people can get so mad at this because if they were such a big fans then go get season tickets or fork up the money but there are people that are willing to fork up the money so how can you say that it's unfair.

When do the Buffalo Bills get started at the brand new stadium?

The Buffalo Bills going to open up their the Buffalo Bills are going to open up their season against the Detroit Lions coming up in week 2 at the brand new Highmark Stadium. There are so many cool new features inside of the brand new stadium including the club levels, field level suites, calming rooms and so much more. Of course because it is a new stadium, more fans are going to try to get a glimpse of the inside and experience the new stadium first hand.

Who is going to be the first concert in the brand new Highmark Stadium?

The Buffalo Bills previously said that there was going to be concerts at this brand new stadium and although none have been noted yet we are hearing rumors that some are being scheduled soon although we don't know who. At least for country music, you can rule it down to just a few artists who are able to sell out stadiums. Who do you want to see perform?