What Not To Bring To A Buffalo Bills Game!

The stadium is way to crowded, there are too many drunks and there's a lot of foul language. You can take them to the Kids Day game next preseason. (Although, you still may encounter a few drunks and some inappropriate language.)

Wearing an opponent's jersey only fuels the fire in the stands. While most people will joke with you in fun if you are cheering for the other team, there's always someone who will dump a beer on you or start a fight. It's not worth it.

(or a Vehicle that takes up more than One Spot): Unless you've got preferred parking, the lots leave something to be desired and with the amount of people cruising through the area you're likely to regret driving that brand new vehicle (or maybe classic) to the game. Let's not forget exiting the lots either. The guy with the '87 Chevy does not care if he hits your car while trying to cut in front of you! It's a parking lot, he's thinking "no fault."

Remember you need at least one designated driver. ( The Bills website also states " Guests who appear to be intoxicated and/or unmanageable will not be permitted into the stadium." You just paid $25 to park, and much more for a ticket. You'll want to see the game and so will everyone sitting near you.)

We all want the Bills to win. Let's hope Sunday's big win over the Kansas City Chiefs is just the start of a great season! One more thing: There's also a notice on the Bills website stating "anyone attending a Bills game at Ralph Wilson Stadium will be subject to a voluntary security inspection, administered by a screener prior to gate entry." When we went to the Kids Day game this year, I was "frisked" entering the stadium by a male security guard. Typically, I've been directed to a female security guard, but I didn't notice one at the gate we entered. So ladies, you may want to look for a gate that has a female working there in case you are "patted down."