AMHERST, N.Y. (WKBW) — As the Bills get set to take on the Dolphins, in Western New York, for their first game of the post season.
Kickoff for Sunday's wild card matchup at Highmark Stadium, is set for 1:05 p.m.
Anyone who wants to go to the game will likely cost you a pretty penny.
7 News checked on Ticketmaster and the cheapest tickets, in the 300-level, are running at least $160 a pop, not including extra fees.
Pheben Kassahun spoke with a local ticket sales company, to find out what the best bet could be to get to the game.
"There's a huge excitement. There's huge demand," VIP TIX president and CEO, Nick Giammusso said.
Giammusso is gearing up for this weekend's wild card game, where excitement for Buffalo is getting an extra boost.
Giammusso explained, "Damar's injury has kind of brought the community together. That translates to everybody wanting to be at the stadium for the games. We saw it this past Sunday at the New England game."
Demand is there. The problem is there is a short window of a week to sell tickets.
He added, "That goes, not just for VIP TIX but also for the season ticket holders, if they want to go and they don't want to brave the cold, and they want to maybe sell their tickets so they can get some money for the future playoff games."
There are 5,200 seats available in the secondary market, which is your only bet since main box office tickets are sold out for Sunday's game.
An upper level seat will cost you $145 on VIP TIX, but as you get closer to the field, more towards the 50-yard line, ticket prices go up to more than $300 a ticket on the bills sideline.
He added, "I think if you're patient a little bit, you'll see prices come down a little bit and then slowly go up until we get to maybe Thursday, Friday and Saturday."
