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Posted on: January 1, 2018

Traffic Advisory From the City of Buffalo Parking Department in Advance of the Buffalo Sabres Season

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October 4 – As the Buffalo Sabres season opener gets underway on Thursday night, the City of Buffalo Parking Department offers the following suggestions for hockey fans who plan to attend the 7 pm game to ensure a friendly and efficient experience.

• Motorists are encouraged to park in convenient, city-owned parking ramps, with prices ranging from $2 to $10.  The ramps closest to Key Bank Center are the One Seneca Ramp and the Adam Ramp.  However, all of the city-owned parking facilities are located within walking distance of the light-rail on Main Street.  For more information about the locations, please visit Buffalo Civic Auto Ramps (BCAR) website at bcarparking.com.  
• Reminder: street parking in the downtown central business district is free (after 5) and on weekends, and a short walk to the light-rail.  
• In addition, city residents and visitors are encouraged to utilize other available means of public transportation to downtown Buffalo, including the light-rail on Main Street.  
• The NFTA has two park-and-ride locations along the metro rail line.  The LaSalle Station parking lot has 732 free spaces, and just to the north of there, the University Station at UB South has another 312 spots.  Drivers can park in those lots, pay a small fee and ride the metro rail all the way to Key Bank Center.  
• There will also be increased Buffalo Police Traffic Unit patrols in and around Key Bank Center.

For the second straight year and fourth time in 10 seasons, the Sabres will get their home schedule started with the Montreal Canadiens.  Buffalo will host Montreal at 7 p.m. on October 5, 2017.  The top of Buffalo City Hall will be lit blue and gold from October 4 through 8 pm on October 5th, in recognition of the start of a new Sabres Season.

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