The Buffalo Bills spent a lot of time and money to build the Stadium Experience Center in Amherst, designing it to help convince would-be season ticket holders to buy personal seat licenses for the new Highmark Stadium. But like a lot of businesses that open with great fanfare, this one has closed – not because it didn’t succeed but because it did exactly what it was supposed to do. “We’re done with all our appointments so we’re going to close out the experience center,” Pete Guelli, executive vice president and chief operating officer of the Bills, said in December. “We won’t need it anymore.” The experience center was to be decommissioned after the Bills announced that the team had sold...
