Came here to take in the NHL 2026 Draft picks…read more Located in the heart of downtown with many parking options to select from. The KeyBank Centre has plenty of food selections to select from and most are cashless, self serve kiosks. The washrooms are plenty clean and spacious. There is free wifi for attendees to not loose touch with the outside world. One caveat is there are no charging station inside and the limit to personal bags is only 4X6 so be warned

This arena does it all. Hockey games, Lacrosse games, concerts, ice skating, tours, and more! When…read moreit opened up originally, I remember going and thinking how new everything was. Now they have made some updates and improvements since then but they still have that same feel and nostalgia of how it was. For the most part, it is what you'd expect: food and drinks are priced pretty high, seats aren't super big, but it has decent parking nearby so that's a plus. Usually we go here for a few Sabres games, Bandits games, and a couple of concerts every year. We've been lucky enough to take a tour of the locker rooms and even skate on the ice for some special events. As much as people hope for a new arena like the new, incoming Bills stadium, I like this old arena and all it's quirks. Don't come here hungry and make sure you get there early for a good parking spot.

Well after a 3 year process the new stadium is finished & reafy for a new season! We had the…read moreopportunity to check out the place during a Bill's open practice. It was great seeing all the references to Buffalo neighborhoods & places of interest. Also great art work, murals, and references to the Bill's Mafia and fans. Lol didnt see much of the actual Bill's practice sessions since i was so busy checking out my surroundings. Still need another to visit to walk around outside to see the giant Buffalos and walk the Interactive Park including a 1.7 mile trail around the grounds. Cant wait for football season to begin. Go Bills! 2026-47

Well my visit hasn't a game time visit. We were able to watch a practice which gave us more time…read moreto look at the new stadium. I felt very confused on parking but we just did Google maps and followed traffic it wasnt as bad as I thought. We ended up parking at ECC and there was no charge for the practice. It was easy in and even easier out. It was a 5 minute walk to the back gate B of the stadium. My only beef was I was told that my small purse was too Big. Had to walk back to car. Keep in mind I measured it and I use this purse for Sabres games. I was told it needs to be smaller than my hand. Keep that in mind when taking a purse Reason 1 why I gave this a 4. Walked in and wow very roomy and didn't know where to start. Since this was general admission we just walked around and took it all in. Not all food places were open but we had fries, burger and a drink were reasonable. Everything is no cash and the Bills store is strange you place your bag in a box and it reads what is in the bag. Not sure how accurate that will be in time. We took pictures in different areas of the stadium I think views are great. I am sure there are obstructed views but overall I think it's good. Seats are higher than normal nice for me a tall person. And when someone gets up to leave their seats, Lots of room and great leg room. Only concern seats seem cheap plastic. Not sure how wear and tear with the weather will keep them lasting long. Bathroom for women wow lots of stalls. It was very clean after the practice but as I stated less people at this time. Remember if you are waiting for someone. Its enter only and exit only so if you are waiting for someone they are coming out another door. We Walked out the front to view the Buffaloes. That was an awesome addition with some things and tents for before game experiences. Nice walkway around the stadium. During a game and a full stadium it may be more crowded than when we went but I think this new stadium was a good idea.

If in Buffalo and looking for something fun to do, I would highly recommend going to a Queen City…read moreRoller Girls game. We had a blast watching one of their teams play at the Buffalo Riverworks. This was my first roller derby and I was surprised by the level of professional, clean, and competitive fun nature of the sport. I liked that while watching the game the announcer educated you on the sport of roller derby and the calls and the game play. I love roller skating, and I walked away wishing I lived in the area and could try out their next boot camp that they were advertising for those interested in trying it out.

Queen City Roller Girls consists of four home teams, The Alley Kats, Devil Dollies, Nickle City…read moreKnockouts and the Suicidal Saucies. So pick your team and get out and support your local derby girls who in turn support the community! A super fun way to spend a Saturday night!!

Thanks to a friend, a few years back that let me know. the jogging track is open to the public,…read morethis has been my go to for jogging/ walking and stair workouts. Just watch for updates online when closed. Convient hours to accommodate all. Other then walking at malls, which if you live in South towns Mckinley...North towns Boulevard Mall until they start demo Spring 26, or Galleria... This is an amazing warm, cozy atmosphere for various exercise.

It's an arena, so seats are not really comfortable, but better than some in other stadiums. I…read moredon't know the capacity of the Arena. It was about 1/3 full for this basketball game. It is a very nice facility with several places where one can purchase food, soda pop or beer. We were here to watch the U.B. Bulls women's basketball team play the Kent State team. After a slow start, the Bulls were only one point behind at the 1/2. The Bulls caught fire late in the 4th quarter, went ahead and won by 6 points

I am a season ticket holder for some years now. I love watching collage football and being live at…read morethe Bulls games is great. My seat is on the top (300) level, right on the 50 yard line. Minus point are the seats. Just aluminum seats without a back. In the past years I had a comfortable seat with me, with arm rests. This year they have a new policy, amongst others, no arm rests. The new rules were not all that clear when published, it took some emailing about what was and what wasn't allowed. Over all it's a great to be at live football for a very reasonable price. #hornsup

Decent stadium for many events. As far as college stadiums go not huge but it's a nice location and…read moreoffers a variety of events to students , alumni, and anyone who likes attending local sports events.

Saw a World Junior League Championship hockey game here and was impressed with the facility…read more Although I was at HarborCenter in the past, I've never seen a game and the experience -- aside from sometimes finding the entrance was great. Once you get into the building, taking the elevator to the 7th (?) floor will bring you into the arena. There's not a bad seat in the house and the vendors seemed to be more reasonably priced than a game at the KeyBank Arena. I had a pretty decent chicken finger sub while I was over here. For a hockey game, it's a great venue...and I'm definitely curious to learn more about renting skates/etc and coming here for that -- seems like it would be a great place for some indoor skating as well!

The ice is great; if your kid plays here they're going to have a great time…read more On the other hand, the organization, administration, and event planning is horrendous. Attending events here as a spectator is a disaster.

This is the coolest event I've ever been to. Ever. I can't even describe the magnitude and feat of…read morethis. From 4pm to 4am, an otherwise usually-empty part of Buffalo is transformed into a huge art festival and free party of epic proportions. Grain elevators are decked out with huge art installations. I felt like I was in a video game of sorts walking around, with random adventures and surprises taking part on almost every corner. Going to this event made me feel like a gleeful tourist in my own city. From fire breathing to burlesque dancing to decked out psychedelic dance parties breaking out in random rooms of the silos and a huge main stage with projections, dancing and an awesome DJ. There's no use in having me write about every aspect of this event as there is just so much going on and it's bound to be different every year. All I can say is that if you missed it this year, be sure that you're there next year so you can be a part of something magical.

If I had to describe this event in one word it would be "WOW!"…read more Even though I had heard such positive things prior to attending, City of Night far exceeded my expectations. This past summer was my first time experiencing the magnitude of City of Night. Although in it's third year this was the first of which I could attend. City of Night is an art event that has so many unique features it is hard for me to even describe! Held at Silo City (92 Childs Street), the event cultivates a multi-disciplinary, sustainable, groundbreaking experience for all who attend. We parked in a lot near the First Niagara Center and waited for a shuttle bus to shuttle us over to 92 Childs Street. I guess I'm not the most patient person in the world because we actually ended up ditching the shuttle bus and walking. It was, however, much appreciated on the way back! The line to get into Silo City was long but moved quickly. I was pleased to see the bicycle check and donation based admission. Awesome. The event coordinators asked for attendees to share programs which is sustainable and appreciated. However, this was one of my first times at Silo City and it was difficult to determine which silos/buildings had installations, how to get into the buildings, etc. I really didn't want to miss anything. As the night went on, the people kept coming and the crowd was getting larger and larger. I hear the best part of City of Night is in fact the night time festivities, although I felt a little overwhelmed and left around 9pm. Don't get me wrong, I am happy so many Buffaloians came out to experience the art, music, and entertainment. The light installations were fascinating. I was puzzled at how these installations even came to be - from the creation process to the actual implementation. I hope to be in town and available year after year for this innovative, unique, creative, sustainable event. I plan to make it an all day event in the future. I can't even begin to imagine the amount of planning an event like this takes to pull off. Bravo to all those involved. Thank you for treating the people of Buffalo to City of Night!

Located at the Buffalo History Museum, over looking Hoyt Lake, and always the third Friday of the…read moremonth in June, July and August.For the price of admission you get one drink ticket for beer, wine or pop plus complimentary snacks like chips, doritis or fritos.Plus you get to hear some great artists perform the night away. Some of the past artists I have seen and enjoyed here include Bobby Militello, Strictly Hip and PA Line.It's always a fun night out.

Always an amazing night out here at the Buffalo History Museum in June, July and August the third…read moreFriday of these months.When you purchase a ticket you get to hear some fantastic music, a different band each month.I have previously enjoyed listening to Strictly Hip, Bobby Militello and PA Line.Your admission includes a free drink of pop, beer or wine plus free snacks like potato chips, dorritos or cheetos.A nice way to spend a Friday evening, listening to music and meeting new people.