ROCKPILE seats!

[im4bflo]

All I've read is that the cheapest Rockpile seats are $250, they must be really close to the action!

[THATHURMANATOR]

HUH?

[The_Philster]

The team announced the creation of the "Rock Pile" section where season tickets will cost $250, or an average of $25 per game (including preseason). The section will encompass 2,400 seats located in the 200 level of the scoreboard end zone.

Purchased on an individual-game basis, those seats will cost $41.

http://www.democratandchronicle.com/...63/1007/SPORTS

It's on our front page also at www.billszone.com

[The Natrix]

I'm considering it because I would rather be with a rowdier crowd. I sat by some real lamos this season.

[THATHURMANATOR]

Where at Natrix? Sit in our Section we certaintly aren't Lame. And are definitly rowdy.

[The Natrix]

Where at Natrix? Sit in our Section we certaintly aren't Lame. And are definitly rowdy.

All over. I didn't have seasons. I'm definitely getting them this year. I'm not going to pay $100 for a ticket like I did at the Steelers game.

[THATHURMANATOR]

122 by the tunnel.

[helmetguy]

We've got a great section. Most of us have been there for years. I always considered the scoreboard end of the field the General Admission section...for the one timers.

[Dozerdog]

They are the worst seats in the house, directly under the scoreboard in the endzone. Pretty far from the field, and you need to look behind you for replays.

But for $25 a pop, they are the best bargain in the NFL

[SABURZFAN]

Sit in our Section we certaintly aren't Lame.

don't you sit with Philster?

[Jeff1220]

They are the worst seats in the house, directly under the scoreboard in the endzone. Pretty far from the field, and you need to look behind you for replays.

But for $25 a pop, they are the best bargain in the NFL

I had seasons in that section for about 5 years in the 90s. It was wild - certainly not a section I would want my kids sitting in, but a lot of fun none the less.
We were sitting in that section when my wife decided that she had attended her last Bills game - she couldn't stand the sight of all the drunks. The incident that helped her decide went like this: We were sitting right by the stairs that go down to the tunnel. A drunk guy got to the top of the stairs on his way back from a beer run, a beer in each hand. As he reached the top, he began to wobble as his legs began to look like they were turning to jell-o beneath him. He fell back, head over heals, tumbling hard down the concrete steps. When he hit the bottom, I was sure that he had to be close to death. But to everyone's surprise, his alcohol-induced testosterone must've masked him oblivious to the pain. He quickly sprang up, dripping with beer and an empty plastic beer cup in each hand, and yelled, "Heyyyyy!" glad that he never dropped the cups.
As everyone sighed with the relief that he wasn't dead (but would surely feel it the next day), the guy in the seat in front of us turned around and, in the most intoxicated slurring said, "Ifth he wath a real alcohollic, he wouldn't've thpillt a jrop."
My wife hasn't been back since.

[The Natrix]

We were sitting right by the stairs that go down to the tunnel. A drunk guy got to the top of the stairs on his way back from a beer run, a beer in each hand. As he reached the top, he began to wobble as his legs began to look like they were turning to jell-o beneath him. He fell back, head over heals, tumbling hard down the concrete steps. When he hit the bottom, I was sure that he had to be close to death. But to everyone's surprise, his alcohol-induced testosterone must've masked him oblivious to the pain. He quickly sprang up, dripping with beer and an empty plastic beer cup in each hand, and yelled, "Heyyyyy!" glad that he never dropped the cups.
As everyone sighed with the relief that he wasn't dead (but would surely feel it the next day), the guy in the seat in front of us turned around and, in the most intoxicated slurring said, "Ifth he wath a real alcohollic, he wouldn't've thpillt a jrop."

awesome

[Dozerdog]

I had seasons in that section for about 5 years in the 90s. It was wild - certainly not a section I would want my kids sitting in, but a lot of fun none the less.
We were sitting in that section when my wife decided that she had attended her last Bills game - she couldn't stand the sight of all the drunks. The incident that helped her decide went like this: We were sitting right by the stairs that go down to the tunnel. A drunk guy got to the top of the stairs on his way back from a beer run, a beer in each hand. As he reached the top, he began to wobble as his legs began to look like they were turning to jell-o beneath him. He fell back, head over heals, tumbling hard down the concrete steps. When he hit the bottom, I was sure that he had to be close to death. But to everyone's surprise, his alcohol-induced testosterone must've masked him oblivious to the pain. He quickly sprang up, dripping with beer and an empty plastic beer cup in each hand, and yelled, "Heyyyyy!" glad that he never dropped the cups.
As everyone sighed with the relief that he wasn't dead (but would surely feel it the next day), the guy in the seat in front of us turned around and, in the most intoxicated slurring said, "Ifth he wath a real alcohollic, he wouldn't've thpillt a jrop."
My wife hasn't been back since.

I moved to a section where the drunks are just funny, not obnoxious

[Typ0]

I moved to a section where the drunks are just funny, not obnoxious

sitting in the obnoxious sections can be a bummer.

[The_Philster]

don't you sit with Philster?

and he is blessed to do so

sitting in the obnoxious sections can be a bummer.

so can sitting near Thurm...you gotta bring a raincoat