AAA Western and Central New York is offering a Group Tour for Buffalo Bills fans to see their favorite team on the road vs. the Los Angeles Rams this coming season. The trip to Los Angeles, CA runs December 6-9, 2024, with the game taking place at 1:25 p.m. on December 8.

Packages are on sale now with pricing starting at $2,499 per person based on triple occupancy (3 per room). Space is limited and will be sold on a first come, first served basis. A $500 per person deposit is due at the time of booking. Final payment is due by September 9, 2024.

The trip includes:

• Roundtrip flights between Buffalo and Los Angeles
• Buffalo Bills vs. Los Angeles Rams Game ticket (section 517)
• 3-nights hotel accommodations at the Courtyard Los Angeles Century City / Beverly Hills
• Pregame tailgate with several So-Cal Bills Backer Chapters including hot brunch buffet and open bar
• Two hot buffet breakfasts
• SoFi Stadium tour with dinner and two drinks
• Dinner at a local brewery with two drinks
• Visit Bills Backer Bar – Busby’s West
• Explore Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Tour Warner Brothers Studio Hollywood
• View the iconic Hollywood Sign
• Visit Santa Monica Pier
• Deluxe transportation while on tour with driver gratuity
• Services of a AAA Group Travel Tour Host

More details can be found here: Buffalo Invades Los Angeles | AAA Western & Central New York

Group Tours offer you the best of both worlds — a diverse selection of travel experiences with the extra savings and member benefits of group travel. Travel with like-minded individuals (in this case Bills fans) from your own region and communities. Reservations can be made through any AAA Western and Central New York branch or by calling (800)-937-1222, or by visiting www.AAA.com/Groups.

Activity Level is ACTIVE: moderate pace; good mobility needed; stairs and prolonged standing for more than 2 hours at a time; some longer days involving early mornings and/or late evenings; some walking on varied terrain. This Activity Level is not recommended for travelers with mobility issues such as someone who uses a cane, walker, or wheelchair.