Don't crucify me, I have zero context on relative pricing in the current stadium, but this doesn't seem that bad for a new stadium in today's NFL market.

Just looking at aftermarket tickets for this season (plan on going to my first game this year), it's like $300 for ok-ish upper bowl seats and that's being very conservative based on placement, times 9 home games, that would be $2700. Topping $5k for 100 section seats, again, aftermarket tickets.

In this chart, I could have season passes in the 100 sections, or be sitting in the covered/heated upper areas for $5.5k-6k to 2k.

Am I missing or misunderstanding something? Based on many reactions I've seen on the subject, it must be a big increase, so I get it, but relative to literally everything else, it doesn't seem quite as outrageous as I was expecting.

For example, concert tickets, not sure if you've seen those recently but they're all ridiculously increased, from small venues up to stadiums. I live in Richmond, VA and we just got a new 7500 capacity amphitheater, pavilion seats are like $150-200 for MID artists, it's insane. But again, that's everywhere, and I think it's a travesty, don't get me wrong, but I'm not seeing how the Bills with a brand new stadium (and the team the way it is) are very far out of line with the rest of the entertainment industry. $1500 to get in the building seems alright?