The Buffalo Bills have released new renderings of their ongoing new stadium project that is expected to open in about a year and a half. The facility, currently being billed as New Highmark Stadium, is set to open in July of 2026 and is expected to cost in the range of $2.1billion.
![[The venue - set to retain the name Highmark Stadium - is projected to cost around $2.1billion]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/08/21/93888485-14264479-image-a-17_1736373584726.jpg)
On Wednesday, the Bills released stunning new renderings of the project - showing fans what their new home will look like. Included along with the pictures was an update to amenities and stadium features that will have fans more eager than ever to place deposits for season tickets.
![[The team highlighted the stadium's concourses, audio/visual setup, and seating arrangement]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/08/21/93888479-14264479-image-a-19_1736373590327.jpg)
The team described the audio and visual experience of the new project as 'night and day compared to the current stadium' featuring two state-of-the-art videoboards and a new acoustic system which 'allows targeting of sound to specific areas of the stadium'.
![[A photograph showing the progress of the new stadium construction from December 2023]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/08/21/93888473-14264479-image-a-15_1736373523521.jpg)
By design, the seating arrangement of the stadium's bowls are, 'much closer to the field than the current (and many other) stadiums' around the NFL. The Buffalo Bills have released new renderings of their ongoing stadium project. The venue - set to retain the name Highmark Stadium - is projected to cost around $2.1billion.
The team highlighted the stadium's concourses, audio/visual setup, and seating arrangement. The team says that the building was designed to ensure that 'accessibility and sightlines are among the best in the NFL' and confirmed that it would be fully ADA compliant.
