Even though our seats in 116 were in the corner of the lower level, I was still happy with my seat selection. We were on the same side of the field as the Patriots sideline and you have a great look at the players when the ball is in the nearest end zone. You can't see them so well while they're on the sideline. The stadium's only scoreboard was in the opposite endzone and it was definitely on the smaller side so it was hard to see. The advertisements on the scoreboard were bigger than the actual screen. Oh well, the Wilsons have to pay the bills somehow I guess. All of the rows didn't have many seats at all which I appreciated. Less fans there are in my row, the easier it is to get out. No bleachers seats here either. Each seat was it's own individual seat with a cup holder on the back of each seat.

The Bills are often criticized for not having their stadium in the basically abandoned downtown landscape of Buffalo. Being downtown, however, wouldn't allow for the large amount of open parking lots to be created and all of the tailgating to take place. Maybe only Packers fans can do tailgating better than the Bills fans from what I've heard. If the Sabres are playing on Saturday night while you're in town, check them out to. NHL games are a different atmosphere but in many ways are just as fun as the Bills games minus the tailgating.