Disturbed in Buffalo: Know Before You Go

Disturbed brings their Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour to Buffalo on Friday, April 3. Here's what you need to know before you go.

Disturbed
The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour
with Daughtry and Nothing More.
Friday, April 4
KeyBank Center, Buffalo, NY

For general info, visit the KeyBank Center website, CLICK HERE.

What time do the doors open?

Doors open at 5:30 pm. The concert is scheduled to begin around 6:30 pm. Come see Pat McMahon before the show. He'll have your chance to win Metallia Tickets. He'll be located in the main atrium, using the escalators on the right side when entering the arena. Look for the WBUF tent.

Are there Tickets still available for Disturbed?

Yes, including some pit tickets for those who want to get close. Tickets range from $285 to $38 before fees. You can get tickets at TicketMaster.com. CLICK HERE. The box office opens at noon.

Can You Bering Bags into KeyBank Center?

KeyBank Center only allows small things that are no larger than 4" x 6"x1.5". Basically, a tailgate bag. There are exceptions for medically necessary items, but be sure to check with security first.

Can you pay for things with Cash?

All concessions at KeyBank Center are cashless. Buying your merch depends on the band. Some take cash, some don't. (usually they do take cash but we're not 100% sure for this show). Be sure to have your debit or credit card. You can also use Things like Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Ticketing Tips

Definitely put your digital ticket in your Apple or Google digital wallet (or any other digital wallet) before you come to the arena. Internet connections can be slow and spotty when so many people are gathered in one area, so it's best to put them in your digital wallet because they don't need an internet connection to work.

Parking

Any arena Lot is cashless. There are many other lots near the area that are not associated with KeyBank Center and accept cash or credit. Remember, you can park and take the train to the arena along Main Street downtown, and it's free so long as you are in downtown. Parking fees vary. Expect to pay around $20 - $30 if you want to be near the arena.