Buffalo Sabres Tickets

Sabres Tickets

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1. How much are the Buffalo Sabres tickets?

Ticket prices for Buffalo Sabres games vary based on the matchup, location, and seating preferences. For example, upcoming games have tickets starting at:​

• March 4, 2025, vs. San Jose Sharks: Tickets start from $9.​

• March 6, 2025, at Tampa Bay Lightning: Tickets start from $21.​

• March 8, 2025, at Florida Panthers: Tickets start from $24.​

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2. How to buy Buffalo Sabres tickets?

To purchase Buffalo Sabres NHL tickets on Gametime.co, follow these steps:

1. Visit Gametime.co: Navigate to the Buffalo Sabres tickets page.​

2. Select a Game: Browse the schedule and choose the game you wish to attend.​

3. Choose Your Seats: Use the interactive seating chart to select your preferred seats.​

4. Review and Purchase: Check the ticket details and proceed to checkout to complete your purchase.​

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3. How to save money on the Buffalo Sabres tickets?

Fans can save money on Buffalo Sabres tickets by:​

• Utilizing Gametime Picks: Access amazing, great, and super deals for excellent seats.​

• Waiting for Last-Minute Deals: Ticket prices often decrease closer to the event start time, offering potential savings.​

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4. What's the cheapest game to see the Buffalo Sabres?

The most affordable upcoming game is:​

• March 4, 2025, vs. San Jose Sharks: Tickets start from $9.​

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5. What time do doors open for a Buffalo Sabres game?

Typically, doors open 60 to 90 minutes before the scheduled game time. It's advisable to arrive early to enjoy pre-game activities and avoid last-minute crowds.​

6. How do I find my seat in the stadium?

Upon entering KeyBank Center, refer to your ticket for seat details. Ushers and clear signage are available to assist you in locating your seat.

7. Is parking available at the stadium?

Yes, parking is available at KeyBank Center. Official lots and nearby garages offer parking options. It's recommended to arrive early to secure a spot.

8. How long are Buffalo Sabres games?

Most NHL games, including Buffalo Sabres matches, last between 2.5 to 3 hours, accounting for intermissions and potential overtime.​

9. How much are center ice tickets?

Center ice ticket prices vary based on the game and seating section. For specific pricing, consult the seating chart on Gametime's Buffalo Sabres page.​

10. Can I get a refund if I can't attend a Buffalo Sabres game?

With the Gametime Guarantee, you get a full refund if the event is canceled. If you can’t attend, you can resell your ticket or file a claim with xCover if you bought ticket insurance.​

For the most current information and ticket purchases, visit Gametime's Buffalo Sabres page.

More About the Sabres

At first glance, it doesn't seem like a small city like Buffalo could support a pro sports franchise – let alone two. But the brand of fierce loyalty shown by Buffalo for the NFL’s Bills is replicated in their fervent support for the NHL’s Buffalo Sabres. Located a short drive or ferry ride away from Canada, Buffalo has a passion for the game of hockey, which has been clear in since the Sabres joined the NHL in 1970.

A Foggy Start

After struggling for their first few seasons, the Sabres broke out during the 1974-75 season. Buffalo took home the Adams division title and advanced all the way to the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time. They ultimately lost the series, with a standout memory being a game that was played in heavy fog due to a heatwave in Buffalo and no air conditioning at the arena. 

Despite the loss, that season kicked off a good run for the Sabres, who went to the playoffs in 10 consecutive seasons and 23 of the next 26 seasons. Buffalo would only win two division titles during that span, though, and only managed to get back to the Stanley Cup Finals once, again coming up short of a championship.

Post-Lockout Blues

Things looked bright for Buffalo coming out of the lockout that canceled the 2005 Stanley Cup. They reached the Eastern Conference Finals in back-to-back seasons and took home the Presidents Trophy for the first time in 2007. But it would be all downhill from there – the Sabres made the playoffs just twice in the next decade, failing to win a playoff series either time and giving the team a long road back to respectability.