The opening of the Bills Stadium Experience Center is “still in limbo,” as the invitation-only site "still is not ready," according to Michael Petro of the BUFFALO NEWS. The Bills "initially said that it would open in the spring and then pushed that back to the end of the summer.” Work on the experience center is “coming along” with some “unique touches by the team for fans." When the Erie County Stadium Corp. approved the foundation of the project to construct a new Bills stadium earlier this year, part of the agreement included “allowing the team to open a fan interaction center so season ticket holders could learn more about the new stadium and the PSL fee they will have to pay to buy seats in the new facility.” However, the Bills and Legends, the consultant leading the effort on PSL sales and opening the center, said that they are “not ready to discuss a timetable for its opening yet.” Petro noted the experience center is where fans “will experience their potential seat in the new stadium in virtual reality” and “feel what it is like to sit in a variety of seats from a 360-degree view.” Fans will also be able to “design where they want to park and tailgate and then enter and make their way around the new stadium,” in addition to “finding out what their options will be for food and beverages” (BUFFALO NEWS, 11/24).
