New Bills stadium to have new concessions provider
When the Buffalo Bills move into their new stadium in 2026, they'll have a new concessions provider.
Legends Hospitality confirmed to Buffalo's ABC affiliate, WKBW, that it won the bid to take over hospitality services at the new stadium.
The company — founded by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones — will replace Delaware North, which has been the current stadium's food and beverage provider since 1992.
Gov. Kathy Hochul's husband, Bill, is a senior vice president at Delaware North — a fact that led to questions about a potential conflict of interest.
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Legends had already been picked to lead planning, project management, sales and partnerships at the new stadium. WKBW noted the company employs Remy Raccuia, daughter of Bills Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer Ron Raccuia.
Taxpayers will be paying $850 million for the $1.54 billion stadium. Construction was cleared to begin earlier this month.
The 62,000-seat open-air stadium will be located across the street from the team's current stadium in Orchard Park, which opened 50 years ago.
