Bills Respond to Controversy Regarding New Stadium
Summary
The Buffalo Bills recently opened their new $2 billion stadium, Highmark Stadium. Some fans complained that their seats did not provide a full view of the field, but team officials say only a very small number of fans have reported problems and they are addressing any concerns individually.Key Facts
- Highmark Stadium hosted fans for the first time this month.
- Some season ticket holders said parts of the field were blocked by railings and stairways from their seats.
- A fan shared pictures online showing the difference between the expected view and the actual obstructed view.
- Bills president of business operations Pete Guelli said less than 1% of personal seat license holders reported visibility issues.
- The team is reviewing concerns case-by-case and working to improve the game experience.
- Vice president of stadium development John Polka said they are still learning about the building’s operations.
- Guelli confirmed the stadium will be fully ready for the start of the NFL season in September.
- Overall, the majority of fans reacted positively to the new state-of-the-art stadium.
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