The Buffalo Bills are responding to criticism over various issues at their new stadium, including partially obstructed sightline concerns, by addressing them on a case-by-case basis. The criticism stems from fans getting their first full experience inside the $2.1 billion Highmark Stadium during the Bills annual Blue and Red practice on Saturday night.
Seating Concerns
One of the larger concerns were seats with obstructed views, with several photos emerging on social media. The team said at least one photo taken by The Associated Press was from seats that were not placed on sale for football games. The seats were in the last row of the Section 417 of the northwest corner of the stadium, and the view of the far end zone was mostly blocked by the outcropping of the press box.
A team official said those seats could be used for other events taking place in the stadium, such as concerts, where the view would not be obstructed. Other photos showed seats where views were partially obstructed by railings and staircases.
The team said it will review each complaint and use “the next six weeks to refine any details,” in leading up to the Bills regular-season home-opener against Detroit on Sept. 17.
Original reporting: Alexandria, VA News – WTOP News — read the source article.
