Bills address tailgating policies for new Highmark Stadium
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 7:00 AM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
Buffalo Bills president of business operations Pete Guelli confirmed that tailgating traditions at the new Highmark Stadium will largely remain intact. While new tailgating policies were issued, focused primarily on prohibiting commercial activities and soliciting, Guelli emphasized that tailgating remains encouraged. The policies state fans can only prepare food for 'friends and family' and must conclude tailgating by kickoff. Enhanced amenities are designed to entice fans to arrive earlier. The Bills will host multiple public events in August, including open practices and preseason games, to familiarize fans with the new facility.
- •Guelli says tailgating policies aim to avoid commercial activities.
- •Fans can still share food amongst friends and family.
- •Tailgating must end at kickoff, with limitations on noise.
- •The Bills will host events throughout August for fan introduction.
- •New stadium features include interactive elements and better food options.
- 7:00 AMYahoo Sports — Bills president on new stadium tailgating concerns: 'Nothing has really changed'
"Wings, folding tables and friends who become family. The Bills say tailgating isn't going anywhere at new Highmark Stadium.
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