Orchard Park, N.Y. (WBEN/WGR Sports Radio 550) - The Buffalo Bills released additional renderings on Tuesday for the lower bowl of the new Highmark Stadium that's currently under construction along Abbott Road.
As part of the renderings, the Bills also detailed some of the features for fans once the stadium is open for games come 2026.
The Bills say their new audio/visual experience at the new stadium will be "night and day" compared to the current stadium.
"The seating bowl features two state-of-the-art video boards and a crisp acoustic system that allows targeting of sound to specific areas of the stadium," the team said in a statement.
When it comes to the architectural design of the new stadium, the Bills say it creates seating that, in general, is much closer to the field than the current and many other stadiums in the NFL. The new facility will also be fully ADA compliant.
Fans won't have to freeze if they leave the bowl, as the the concourse will feature radiant heat at points of congregation throughout each concourse.
The team adds the new stadium will feature Enhanced 5G Ultra-Wide Band Coverage, including state-of-the-art Small Cell Technology throughout the stadium campus.
More renderings of the new Highmark Stadium can be found here: