Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills - NFL Thanksgiving 2026
Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills - NFL Thanksgiving 2026
Gates open 2 hours before kickoff (around 6:20 PM ET)
Valid photo ID required at the gate
NFL clear bag policy: clear bags up to 12" x 6" x 12" or a small clutch
1 Bills Drive, Orchard Park NY - stadium lots require a prepaid parking pass
Mobile tickets (QR code or Apple Wallet)
Limited to 6 e-tickets per order
FanProtect Guarantee
100% secure payment
Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills
On Thanksgiving night 2026 the NFL hands its biggest holiday stage to the league's defining rivalry: the Kansas City Chiefs travel to Orchard Park to face the Buffalo Bills in the nightcap of the Thanksgiving tripleheader, kicking off at 8:20 PM ET on NBC. It is the first Thanksgiving home game in Bills history, and it comes in the first season of the brand-new Highmark Stadium.
Patrick Mahomes against Josh Allen has become the matchup that shapes the AFC every year. Buffalo has won five of the last six regular-season meetings, while Kansas City has taken all four playoff clashes since the 2020 season, including two AFC Championship Games. Every meeting between these two teams has carried seeding implications, and a prime-time date in late November will be no different.
The new Highmark Stadium opened in June 2026 with 60,108 seats, a canopy covering most of the seating bowl and stands built to trap the noise of Bills Mafia. Season tickets and personal seat licenses sold out before the stadium opened, which leaves verified resale as the only route to Thanksgiving night for most fans. On Seatoria you pick your level on the seating chart, the exact section is printed on your e-ticket, and every order is covered by the FanProtect Guarantee.
Chiefs at Bills on Thanksgiving night at a glance
Your tickets, straight to your phone
Your e-ticket is emailed as soon as the order is confirmed - no will-call line, nothing to print.
The QR code is scanned at the gate; showing it on your phone is all it takes.
Save your ticket to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet with one tap and access it offline.
Useful on a sold-out Thanksgiving night: cell networks around the stadium get congested close to kickoff.
Your account keeps your order, your level, your section and your tickets together at all times.
Date, kickoff time, stadium and section are printed in full on every ticket.
Frequently asked questions
The game is played on Thursday, November 26, 2026 at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York, as the nightcap of the NFL Thanksgiving tripleheader.
It is the first Thanksgiving home game in Buffalo Bills history and the first holiday game at the new stadium.
Kickoff is scheduled for 8:20 PM Eastern Time, with national coverage on NBC and Peacock.
Gates open about two hours before kickoff. With a full house expected, plan to be through security well before the start.
Your tickets are delivered as mobile e-tickets by email right after your order is confirmed. You can download them straight away or save them to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet.
If an order needs additional verification, we let you know by email - always in good time before game day.
Yes. All tickets in one order come from the same level and the same section, with seats next to each other.
For a group, put all tickets in a single order: separate orders may land in different sections. Orders are limited to 6 tickets.
No. Highmark Stadium uses mobile entry: the QR code on your phone is scanned at the gate.
Download the ticket or add it to your Wallet before you arrive, as mobile data can be slow around the stadium on game day.
The stadium follows the NFL clear bag policy: clear plastic bags no larger than 12" x 6" x 12", a one-gallon clear freezer bag, or a small clutch roughly the size of a hand.
Backpacks, purses and camera bags are not allowed inside. Bring a valid photo ID.
Purchases are final, but you can resell your tickets at any time through your account if your plans change.
If the game is cancelled and not rescheduled, you receive a full refund under the FanProtect Guarantee.
No. Your e-ticket is valid for the person who presents it at the gate: the QR code is scanned once and the ticket is then used.
Bring a valid photo ID anyway - it is required for entry and can be requested by stadium staff.