Buffalo Sabres Suites

KeyBank Center, One Seymour H. Knox III Plaza, Buffalo, NY

Buffalo surprised the league with a near-playoff berth last campaign. The Sabres fell short, bringing their postseason drought to 12 years. But, in 2023-24, that streak is ready to be broken. Forward Tage Thompson led the offense last year. The right winger posted a career-high 94 points with 47 goals and assists respectively. Jeff Skinner had a career season of his own with 82 points. And, on defense, youth shines with Rasmus Dahlin. The former No. 1 pick ranked top ten in assists for defenders last season. Buffalo scored the third-most goals in the NHL last year and has budding stars at its disposal. The Sabres have a strong chance to make the postseason for the first time since 2011. 

KeyBank Center has elite premium seating options. The KeyBank Club is available exclusively to Suiteholders and certain Club Seat holders. Excellent views, comfortable seating, and in-seat wait service are just some of the amenities included. The Labatt Blue Zone offers a full bar, friendly service, and views of Buffalo. The Lexus Club is another option, providing a pre-game buffet, gameday concessions, desserts, and more. For more intimate and premium hospitality spots, the Lawley Suite level has 80 private Suites. The level includes a private concourse, special parking access, concierge and in-suite dining service, private restrooms in each Suite, and other perks. Executive Suite Rentals have 12, 18, or 26 tickets included. Leasing an Annual Executive Suite gives you 18 tickets.

It’s Don Granato’s ship to captain now. The franchise removed the interim portion of his interim head coach tag over the summer and he’ll get more than 28 games to stamp his imprint on this team. He’ll do so without one of the most talented players the city has seen as the rocky relationship between Buffalo and Jack Eichel has come to an end. However, several skilled skaters return including former top overall draft pick, defenseman Rasmus Dahlin. Jeff Skinner is just three years removed from a 40-goal season and when healthy, Kyle Okposo can be an offensive force. Young wingers Rasmus Asplund, Tage Thompson, and Victor Olofsson could all benefit from more minutes, and the goaltending duties will be split between Craig Anderson and Dustin Tokarski. The premium experience at the KeyBank Center starts with the suite life. Executive and All-Inclusive Executive Suites both accommodate 12-to-18 guests with leather seats, kitchenette with sink, and private bathrooms. When it comes to building business relationships or rewarding your work staff, Party Suites can bring as many as 46 people together for a hockey night. In search of a pre-game meal? A membership to the Lexus Club comes with fine dining and a panoramic view of the city’s inner harbor, a true taste of Buffalo.

New head coach Ralph Krueger was the big acquisition for Buffalo this offseason, as the Sabres hope he can be the glue that gets talented players Jack Eichel, Jeff Skinner, Sam Reinhart, and Marcus Johansson to reach the playoffs and succeed once there. Buffalo went all-in on Skinner, singing him to an 8-year deal over the summer. Meanwhile, new goalie coach Mike Bales will try to get all of the potential out of Carter Hutton and Linus Ullmark.

Despite signing Skinner to the long-term deal, general manager Jason Botterill has plenty of flexibility, as only nine players go into this season under contract for the 2020-21 campaign.

Break out of the cold Buffalo winter and heat things up with a premium experience at the KeyBank Center this season. Executive suites can hold 12 or 18 people and come with your choice of two all-inclusive food and beverage packages that are available from one hour before the game until the start of the third period. Two parking passes are also included. For a larger group, try the Party Suite, which can hold anywhere from 36-46 fans. Here you can choose from available meal packages, have access to a personal attendant, private restrooms, and four parking passes.