Highmark Stadium is Creating a New Type of Bills Fan You Wont Like - Post Podium Podcast

The new Highmark Stadium is supposed to usher in a new era of Buffalo Bills football—but could it also usher in a completely different era of Bills Mafia?As ticket prices, PSLs, parking, concessions, and the overall cost of attending an NFL game continue to rise, going to a Bills game is becoming increasingly difficult for the everyday fan. And that raises a question nobody seems to want to ask:What happens to Bills Mafia when the die-hard fans who created the culture can no longer afford to be in the building?In this episode of The Post Podium Podcast, we discuss whether the economics surrounding the new Highmark Stadium could slowly change the identity of the Bills fanbase inside the stadium—from the loud, passionate, sometimes completely insane atmosphere Buffalo is famous for to a more corporate, affluent and casual crowd.Will Bills games eventually become an experience primarily for wealthier fans?Could the legendary Bills Mafia atmosphere actually suffer because of higher prices?Is the NFL pricing its most passionate fans out of the stadium?And 10–20 years from now, will a Bills home game still feel like Buffalo?The stadium is changing.The prices are changing.And whether Bills Mafia realizes it yet or not…the fans inside the stadium may be changing too.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy