What Does a PSL Cost Right Now at the New Buffalo Bills Stadium?

What does it cost right now just to buy season tickets in the new home of the Buffalo Bills?

As you probably know, the Buffalo Bills have a new stadium coming. It is currently under construction, and while a report says the opening has been delayed, many have suggested it will be ready (enough) in time for the 2026 football season. The New Highmark Stadium will hold roughly 60,000 people, and one of the new quirks of having season tickets is buying a Personal Seat License, or PSL.

What's a Personal Seat License?

Basically, it's a fee you pay for the right to buy tickets. You can't buy season tickets without owning the PSL for the seats you want. It's a one-time fee for the seats you have season tickets to. You do not pay for the PSL every season, just the season tickets themselves. You can sell the PSL, even for a profit. However, if you don't have season tickets for your PSL, you forfeit the seat and license back to the team. It's essentially a tax on having season tickets. It's not popular with fans, but it's what most NFL teams do now. The Buffalo Bills are enacting PSLs for the first time at the New Highmark Stadium. How much do they cost?

What Does a PSL Cost Right Now at the New Buffalo Bills Stadium?

Now, this below is ALLEGEDLY accurate, but we can't verify that. YardsPerPass is generally reliable, so there's no reason to think this isn't accurate.

From $1,500 to $50,000 per seat is the current range of PSLs in the new Highmark Stadium. That may have come down from initial costs. If you're a season ticket holder, please let me know: Pat@WBUF.com.

Are you buying a PSL?